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A former Mid-North Coast football coach and landscaper who told a teenager “you look grown up” before grabbing her breasts has been dealt with in court.
A regional NSW council has accused a Labor MP of using a photo of its mayor in election material without permission, prompting a formal complaint to the election watchdog.
With the end of the three-year federal government term rapidly approaching, here’s everything you need to know about casting your vote.
Ray Hadley warns Anthony Albanese not to get too confident over his poll lead on Peter Dutton, the run-up to the 2019 federal election didn’t look too favourable to Scott Morrison either.
A peak services body says money hasn’t been spent where it’s needed, less than a year after the NSW government committed $230m to reduce domestic violence against women and children.
The clash between conservatives and progressives will play out in the Sistine Chapel in a battle for the soul of the Roman Catholic church.
As the election date inches closer, all eyes are on Sydney’s eastern suburbs to see if the former Liberal safe seat will remain teal, return to blue, or change tack entirely. Meet those eyeing the throne.
A dispute has erupted between NSW farmers over contentious renewable energy transmission lines, with landowners accusing the state’s peak farming lobby of selling them down the river in exchange for political favour.
Pope Francis has been remembered as a man of the people with boundless compassion and a “good shepherd” at a mass in Sydney’s St Mary’s Cathedral in the wake of his death.
For almost a month – and as late as last weekend – police have repeatedly said the death of popular Central Coast teenager Audrey Griffin was not being treated as suspicious. On Monday, they charged a man with her murder.
A former hotel manager has been ordered to repay more than $60,000 in workers compensation payments while on psychological injury leave, after being caught working at a different pub while claiming she had no capacity to work.
Pope Francis appointed Anthony Fisher to lead the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney in 2014. An emotional Archbishop has described Francis as “encouraging” and “positive”. Read his full statement.
A Liberal Party truck has smashed into a voting booth building in Sydney’s north-west on the eve of pre-polling opening for the federal election — with the damage so great the booth will not be able to open on Tuesday.
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