Macquarie University is investigating the conduct of a prominent academic, after she spouted anti-Israel tropes online and accused Israel of “committing a holocaust” in the Gaza war.
A four-year-old boy has died after he was struck by a car in Sydney’s west, leaving the community devastated.
The former president of the Jewish Board of Deputies and his children have felt unsafe since a swastika and the misspelt German phrase “Jew Gate” were daubed on their home.
Here’s everything you need to know about the best vantage points for Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks, how to get there and what the weather will be like.
The man known as ‘Golden Tonsils’ opens up about love, loss and regrets as his final day on air looms, as well as revealing what he thinks of the new king of the airwaves. Watch the video.
The ongoing coronial inquest into the 2020 death of a 63-year-old Mid-North Coast aged care resident has examined if systems and procedures were followed before a key witness aired her grief.
He was once a star of Knox’s rugby team. Now he’s facing life behind bars after swindling more than $4.1 million from investors through an elaborate online trading scheme.
An A380 pilot who was among three people who died in a horror mid-air collision south of Sydney on Saturday is being described as ‘full of fun, laughter and generosity’ by family and friends.
Two men wielding hammers pound windows at Konstan Jewellers Dulwich Hill on January 18, 2022.
As vice president, Harris ordered intelligence agencies to investigate the use of gendered language and made identity politics the top priority for federal agencies.
The distraught family of Emerald Wardle have lashed out at a system that allows a man serving a sentence for her death to be actively talking to women on dating apps and other social media platforms.
CCTV cameras have caught a police car speeding through a residential street moments before the patrol car left the road and crashed onto railway tracks in Western Sydney. Watch the video.
New footage shows a police car driving through a street at speed before it became stuck on a railway track in Sydney’s west.
Crying in the tea room, abuse from patients upset by cancelled surgeries, enforced overtime – the five-year diary of nurse Rebekah Fox paints a confronting picture of life inside NSW’s hospital crisis.
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