Jailhouse on the rocks, please. A prison-themed venue is on the cards for inner Sydney suburb where patrons can expect to don orange jumpsuits, be handed a pretend criminal record and be served contraband cocktails.
A new study has revealed a potential decline in critical thinking and problem-solving skills, raising questions about the true cost of convenience in the age of artificial intelligence.
Hopes of reforming the state’s broken workers compensation scheme before July have been dashed after the NSW government’s legislation is committed to a longer inquiry.
Sydney’s streets are currently on fire. But the city’s first underworld war can be traced back to a deadly feud between two families.
A woman hit with bullets while working in a kebab shop kitchen is the latest in a terrifying list of innocent victims caught in a worsening crisis.
Police are investigating after the body of a man believed to be in his 30s was found inside a parked car at a service station in Sydney’s southwest overnight.
Residents have been hit with a huge rate hike after a rowdy council meeting on Sydney’s northern beaches, and a divisive local protest campaign. Here’s the latest.
As shock CCTV footage shows alleged underworld figure Samimjan Azari grabbing a chair to shield himself from two gunmen in a kebab shop, police reveal he’s survived four attempted hits.
NESA, the authority for curriculum and assessment in all NSW schools, is undergoing a staff “realignment” with employees to learn their futures on Wednesday.
The alleged Alameddine crime clan associate who has survived four attempted hits is accused of organising a street gang to ‘rip’ $4.5m of illegal tobacco from a rival gang.
“It’s the death of reform”: A fresh factional brawl has erupted in the NSW Liberals, with conservative members accusing the federal executive of abandoning party reform in favour of a factional fix.
NSW Premier Chris Minn has based his plans to halve Moore Park Golf Course on a promise to build new community sporting fields – but he is yet to provide a timeline despite planning to seize the site next year.
A group of young friends who posed as a 15-year-old boy looking for sex have pleaded guilty to brutally bashing a former teacher who worked at an illustrious school.
CHOICE has doubled-down on its investigation into sunscreen effectiveness, revealing its method for testing the SPF rating for 20 products.
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