Sydney’s biggest names have united to take a stand against the scourge of hatred towards Jewish people, denouncing anti-Semitism as un-Australian and sounding the warning bell that it is accelerating the nation’s moral decay. Here are their pleas.
Behavioural experts, heartbroken owners and survivors are convinced someone has to die before more is done to combat a significant uptick in vicious dog attacks across the state. Warning: Graphic images.
A 12-year-old boy already on bail has been charged over a burglary in which a woman in her 80s was slashed with a knife in the latest incident of youth crime in the regions.
A chorus of the state’s most prominent developers and architects have called for a complete overhaul to the state’s planning Act to fix the crippling housing crisis.
Government grants are bankrolling artists who have gone on to glorify terrorists including one who claimed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was a better leader than Anthony Albanese.
Vexatious neighbours, serial complainers and hostile landlords threatening to shutdown a live music venue will face mediation under new laws to keep the industry alive.
Liberal senator Dave Sharma is making a move on western Sydney where he believes the Coalition could connect with voters on cost-of-living and housing affordability.
Entertainer Natalie Bassingthwaighte and her musician former husband, Cameron McGlinchey, have secured an offer for their former Ewingsdale home after they reduced the price.
The yarns have been swirling around neighbouring farming communities for months after two more bodies turned up – all linked one way or another to a missing convicted killer and human remains found in a burnt out tree.
Ahead of the NSW Drug Summit, Carmel Tebbutt — a NSW minister during the first Drug Summit in 1999 and now CEO of Odyssey House — says the heroin crisis may have passed but synthetic opioids and methamphetamine pose “new challenges”.
When Sydney mum Jorgia Huxtable’s twins arrived two months early, little did she know that the battle for their lives was only just beginning.
Millions of dollars are being spent on contract nurses and overtime for already overworked staff to fill gaps in hospital rosters across NSW, the nurses’ union claims.
RBA boss Michele Bullock told taxpayers struggling to make ends meet that they may have to sell their homes last month – now it’s been revealed she’s secured a pay rise larger than the average Australian salary.
Fred and Elwyn Mortley were a private and ‘reserved’ couple. But the secrets of their World War II romance have been revealed in hundreds of love letters dating back 80 years. Read them here.
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