Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke will churn through three days of citizenship ceremonies from Friday, giving thousands of new citizens the right to vote in crucial western Sydney seats which could decide the outcome of the impending election.
Hundreds of furious high schoolers are expected to walk out of their classrooms on Friday in a last-ditch bid to save their school. Here’s why.
The Australian Islamic Medical Association has issued a bizarre statement after two Sydney nurses threatened to kill Israeli patients in a highly-publicised video, prompting swift condemnation by a top Jewish leader.
Joy Cunningham has lived in Moree her whole life. As youth crime spun out of control, she moved to an aged care facility, admitting she was “scared”. Last weekend, her family home was burnt to the ground.
The Nationals have nabbed a former NSW Minister to be their candidate in Whitlam, shaping up a three-cornered contest in the crucial seat ahead of the next federal election.
A homeless 66-year-old man who allegedly bludgeoned a beloved Coffs grandfather to death with a steel pole has faced court, as police try to track down a murder weapon. See the video.
A Sydney landlord has been accused of exploiting desperate renters by offering up accommodation for “three boys” to share a room with single mattresses on the floor.
New data shows 82 per cent of Linkt toll road drivers saved at least 20 minutes on travel time this month, with 51 per cent saving at least 60 minutes.
A new travel time savings feature will provide Sydney motorists with how much they’re spending in relation to time saved using tolled roads.
It’s a name synonymous with surf life saving but this Next Gen athlete is hoping it’s also on an Olympic start list by the Brisbane 2032 Games – or even LA in 2028 in a different sport.
A heartbroken mother has questioned why Australia’s largest cemetery has banned grieving families from adorning their children’s graves and stripped them bare of tributes.
Secret logbooks detailing the use of firefighting planes, choppers and ministerial cars by past and present premiers and ministers will be released after NSW MPs voted unanimously to expose any inappropriate use.
Fed-up commuters will be spared more chaos on Sydney’s rail network – for now – after the Minns government won a major legal victory stop to ongoing industrial action. See how much the dispute has cost NSW this year.
A spate of garbage truck fires in January has triggered a chilling warning from an industry leader who says it’s only a matter of time before a driver is killed.
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