A major western Sydney council will look at ways to expand a program that often entails overseas travel despite the scrutiny councillors are facing over rate increases and debating foreign affairs.
Wild footage has emerged of a northern NSW man armed with a baseball bat charging towards two young boys on e-bikes, with one screaming “trying to hit little kids are ya?” See the video.
A powerful exhibition showcasing how Afghan girls and women must risk their lives in order to receive an education in a Taliban ruled nation is set to open in a South Coast gallery.
A northern NSW farmer has been granted bail to tend to his flock rather than his alleged crop as he stands accused of being busted with close to 500 cannabis plants, illegal fireworks and ammo.
A man has fallen 25 metres off a cliff on the Central Coast, with paramedics attributing his miraculous survival to the fact he hit several ledges on the way down.
The Prime Minister may well need them in the coming federal election, so it’s no surprise Anthony Albanese is hosting Teal and independent MPs tonight at The Lodge as he seeks to win their support in the event of a minority government.
Furious North Sydney residents staring down the barrel of a massive 87 per cent rate rise have called on the Minns government to commence a public inquiry into the council after councillors voted in favour of the increase on Monday evening.
The opening month of the new $3 billion service has seen just 6300 passenger trips per day. This needs to more than triple in the next 12 months to meet internal government targets.
It’s one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, so rightly needs a specialised team to make sure it’s looking its best. See just what it takes to keep the Sydney Harbour Bridge pristine and picture perfect.
A woman told officers to take her into custody when they found her crying in her car, parked outside a police station, with a drained bottle of Wild Turkey next to her.
Former ABC chairwoman Ita Buttrose has described presenter Antoinette Lattouf as an “activist” who should never have been hired by the national broadcaster.
People convicted of displaying Nazi symbols, terrorist insignia or wearing facial coverings at protests would face harsher penalties under a NSW Coalition plan to “plug holes’ it sees in existing reforms.
Landscaping businesses have been fined for moving soil infested with “deadly ants” across the border in a first for the state, as the governments fights to protect NSW from a billion-dollar outbreak.
A $33m apartment complex with shops and a childcare centre are planned for a suburb set for urban renewal but the community is sceptical more units will improve the place.
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