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Gundagai is never to be forgotten, for many reasons

Chokos continue to bring in memories.

Train delays for afternoon passengers due to industrial action by NSW Rail workers leaving commuters waiting for the reduced services.
Photo taken at Chatswood Station
15th January 2025
Photo: Steven Siewert

Public transport

Sydney train delays as it happened: Union has ‘noose’ around rail network, says Minns; New legal bid aims to end disruption as wild weather lashes city

by Jessica McSweeney, Josefine Ganko and Penry Buckley

Commuters at Wynyard.

Public transport

Relief for Sydney commuters as rail workers ordered to suspend industrial action

by Matt O'Sullivan and Max Maddison

NEWS: Generic train, public transport, railway, train driver, state rail, NSW Transport, Sydney Trains. October 30, 2023. Photo: Wolter Peeters, The Sydney Morning Herald.

Letters

Rail strike adds to the argument for driverless trains

Lightning over NSW during the storms that thrashed the east coast on Wednesday night.

Extreme weather

73,700 lightning strikes: How the storm that stunned Sydney exploded

by Angus Dalton

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Politics

Liberal minister Matt Kean says we need to "look at the causes of these bushfires so we can avoid this bushfire season repeating itself in the future. That includes addressing climate change."

Letters

Kean’s bipartisan approach to climate change sets the standard

It is reassuring to see a former Liberal politician working for a Labor government to do what he considers essential to save us, says one reader.

Concerns have been raised the Rural Fire Service’s Static Water Supply (SWS) has “ceased to be effective”.

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Bushfires

As LA burnt, fire hydrants failed. In NSW, volunteers also face a water supply problem

The state’s Rural Fire Service has been warned a program to leverage private water supply during bushfires has “ceased to be effective”.

by Max Maddison

The woman was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in a critical condition.

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Health

NSW hospitals are about to lose 200 doctors. Here’s how they’re preparing to cope

by Angus Thomson

The Triple Zero call from Soli Adams’ birth on the side of the Princes Highway in 2021.

Hospitals in crisis

Anja gave birth on the side of the road. Listen to the triple-zero call

by Kate Aubusson

Signs opposing Burwood Council’s alternative housing plan on a Croydon home.

Sydney councils

The Sydney suburb at war with itself

by Mary Ward

Crime & Courts

Felix Keira leaves Newtown Local Court on Tuesday.

Crime

Magistrate slams Sydney man over Nazi salute

by Sally Rawsthorne

Mohamed El Brizy, principal of Sunnah Life Academy

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Crime

‘Principal’ of Sydney ‘schooling centre’ still working with kids despite rape charge

by Clare Sibthorpe and Daniella White

A brawl was broken up at Manly Wharf.

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Crime

Second teen charged after mass brawl at Manly Wharf

by Perry Duffin and Amber Schultz

Police are investigating antisemitic graffiti at a Newtown synagogue.

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Crime

Police release CCTV images of two people sought after inner-west synagogue vandalism

by Jessica McSweeney and Penry Buckley

Analisa Josefa Corr, the daughter of late Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos, and her husband James Alexander Corr faced Downing Centre Local Court on January 10, 2025 after they were charged over an alleged drunken incident. — 0:33

Courts

Dictator's daughter faces court with husband over alleged drunken flight

Analisa Josefa Corr and husband James Alexander Corr arrive at Downing Centre Local Court on Friday to vary their bail conditions.

Courts

Booze ban for dictator’s daughter after alleged drunken midair fracas

by Sarah McPhee

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Education

The long-awaited audit did not identify any bureaucratic requirements which should be axed.

Education

Managing medications, school refusers: Biggest drains on teachers’ time revealed

by Christopher Harris

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Crime

‘Principal’ of Sydney ‘schooling centre’ still working with kids despite rape charge

by Clare Sibthorpe and Daniella White

Letters

Private coaching entrenches school inequality

Health

Dr Pramudie Gunaratne, Chair of the NSW Branch of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists.

Opinion

Mental health

Psychiatrist walkout is not about money, it’s about saving lives

by Pramudie Gunaratne

Healthcare

The Sydney suburbs missing out on free GP visits

by Angus Thomson

Hospitals in crisis

Health officials scramble with mass resignation of state’s doctors

by Cindy Yin

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