Cumberland ratepayers will pay for a public art installation honouring Palestinians, prompting a debate in which opponents hit out at the council’s failure to recognise Israeli victims of ongoing conflict.
Dolly Everett’s parents have worked tirelessly to help children in the six years since their daughter’s death. Here they reveal why they’ll never give up the fight to help victims of bullying.
From elite sports stars to prime ministers and media moguls, Jones has many powerful allies, but not many of them have supported him publicly since the indecent assault allegations against him were first raised.
He was long-time king of the airwaves, the man who had Prime Ministers on speed dial. This is the rise and fall of Alan Jones as a radio power.
Getting Western Sydney schoolkids into university represents the region’s greatest risk and reward, with new analysis revealing the soaring demand for degrees in health and education.
Skills Minister Andrew Giles says people needed to earn their qualifications “not buy them”, as 7000 graduates of a deregistered college were asked to prove they earned their qualifications.
Noticed a lot of flies in Sydney recently? Blame the weather. Read how to get rid of the buzzy little pests naturally here.
The long-awaited $300 million redevelopment of Penrith Stadium is moving forward, with fans expected to be able to enjoy the revamped facility in 2026.
A mother who lost her teenage daughter to relentless bullying on Snapchat is demanding the digital platform be included in the Albanese government’s world-first social media ban.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says social media companies are ‘predators’ who put profits over people, likening them to Big Tobacco in the 1970s and ’80s.
The first major new hospital for adults to be built in Western Sydney in four decades will not have a birthing unit, despite being in a high-density housing zone.
As two crucial housing bills remain in limbo, the Greens have cooled off on negative gearing reform but have four new demands for the Albanese government. Read their wishlist now.
One man has died and another has been hospitalised in a single-vehicle crash in the Snowy Valley. Here is what we know.
The last vision Hussain Alaid has of his son Laith is the image of the 11-year-old’s hand stretching up from underneath the water that was sweeping him away.
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