Sydneysiders are offering cash online to have people reserve public open space for birthdays, weddings and other events, in a lucrative and growing trend that has been slammed as “getting out of hand”.
A homeless man, who had been living in a Jewish-run crisis accommodation, remains in custody after allegedly hurling anti-Semitic abuse at a woman in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
With the government in crisis over ministers’ perks, fresh revelations about Transport Minister Jo Haylen’s use of drivers can be revealed … from the weekend sports run, to a private lunch west of the Blue Mountains.
A pamphlet from Tanya Plibersek announcing boundary changes has attracted attention — not just for its message — but for its unexpected purple colour instead of Labor’s signature red.
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A sewage leak at a south coast caravan park is sending untreated effluent into a creek and nearby beach, prompting a clean-up operation at the popular tourist spot.
The state government has raked in more than $20m in school zone speeding fines in just six months – with some drivers copping fines more than $3000. See the list of worst locations.
A man is on the run after allegedly threatening staff at an inner west jewellery store with what is believed to be a replica gun during a daylight armed robbery.
A QRL player who returned to the state after a stint in NSW was charged with serious sexual offences less than two months after signing for his hometown club.
A Norco milk truck driver who remains hospitalised after colliding with a ute in a serious crash near Coffs Harbour “may never be able to work again” as the community has rallied to support him.
An inquest into the homicide of a grandfather who died at the hands of a dementia patient in an aged care facility has found the facility’s response was “appropriate.”
Premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his criticism of two ministers who used a taxpayer funded van to take them to and from a winery.
A loaded military-style rifle has been seized by police after two fumbling men allegedly left it behind when they fled on foot after their vehicle became wedged beside a garbage truck.
Premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his criticism of two ministers who used a taxpayer funded van to take them to and from a winery, but has said he will not sack them. Tell us what you think, take our poll.
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