The grief-stricken family whose daughter died after she was found unresponsive at a northwest Sydney childcare centre has spoken about their heartache following the preschool’s successful appeal in court.
The warning comes as the Deputy Prime Minister revealed why the incident was kept under wraps for two days.
One of the nurses at the centre of the anti-Semitic viral video has been hospitalised over mental health concerns. Meanwhile, as an Israeli influencer released his unedited version online, police say they are still waiting for raw footage.
A multi-vehicle smash which saw a man killed, six people hospitalised and a car plunge through a fence near train tracks has added to trains chaos, with a section of the Princes Highway closed, and buses replacing trains on the South Coast Line.
One motorist has racked up an astonishing $107,000 in tolls as never-before-released billing data shows how much the toll system is costing drivers – and taxpayers.
Music venues, eateries and bars in a northern beaches tourist hub could stay open longer if a new push to create a “special entertainment precinct’’ is successful. See what it means here.
The Education Minister wants to see more uni crests than ‘golden arches’ popping up in Western Sydney, pouring money into new study hubs to connect locals with higher education.
An alleged inappropriate touching scandal was a major factor in the breakdown of the relations among the board of the Wests Tigers ownership.
From trapeze tumbles to feminist triumphs, this “sassy, honest and funny as f–k” duo are fearless post-menopausal cabaret circus performers flipping the script on age, gender – and how to take a wee.
After two decades of financial struggles, legal battles and dumped proposals, the site of an old Sydney leagues club is finally being demolished.
A Sydney Islamic leader has refused to condemn the nurses at the centre of the vile hate video that has shocked the nation, bizarrely likening them to Matildas captain Sam Kerr.
A nurse who vowed to “kill” Israeli patients and another who claimed he had already sent Israeli patients to the afterlife have now been banned from practising “anywhere in Australia, in any context”.
Valentine’s Day is set to inject $22m into the NSW economy as couples wine, dine and celebrate the day of love with lavish gifts. No plans? We’ve got you covered – whether you’re single or coupled-up.
A Bankstown man has echoed the vile anti-Semitic rants of NSW nurses who threatened the lives of Israeli patients, saying “they have a free right to say whatever they want”.
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