A Sydney artist was withdrawn as Australia’s selection for a global exhibition after the discovery of his work titled “Thank You Very Much”, featuring confronting images of the September 11 terror attack.
A famed judge will make his second prominent intervention in Sydney’s escalating antisemitism crisis — speaking at Sky News’ Anti-Semitism Summit.
An alleged inappropriate touching scandal was a major factor in the breakdown of the relations among the board of the Wests Tigers ownership.
Peter Dutton says nuclear energy will transform the way Australians respond in times of natural disaster.
Hundreds of bags of cocaine have been seized by police as 108 people were arrested and charged during a ‘Dial-a-Dealer’ operation running across three weekends in Sydney.
The days of the pub being a man’s domain are over, with women now making up the majority of patrons in NSW, a new report has revealed.
Police are investigating the use of anti-Semitic slogans by a group of people celebrating the downfall of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad on the streets of Sydney. Meanwhile Jewish leaders have lashed out at the act.
A man has died and three passengers are being treated for shock after an object flew off a passing caravan and smashed through a car windscreen before striking the driver in the head.
A woman has died days after she was hit by a car at a busy intersection in the state’s west.
Anthony Albanese’s popularity continues to plummet and now Aussies are having their say on the PM. HAVE YOUR SAY
Inmates at the Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre in Silverwater have resorted to settling their differences with a prison style “fight club”.
As the sun rose in New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty on Monday families of those who died in the White Island Volcano eruption five years ago met to commemorate their loved ones including the family of Coffs Harbour man Jason Griffiths.
CCTV of masked thieves, or suspicious activity, is shared in social media groups and newsletters, and Neighbourhood Watch has become key in encouraging reporting of crime. And police say it’s working, here’s how.
Susan Marie Kiely disappeared from a town on the NSW north coast 35 years ago, never to see her two daughters again. Her family is still desperate to know what happened to her.
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