Trial date set for driver after fatal pile up in Sydney’s northwest
An SUV driver who was allegedly behind the wheel when a 61-year-old woman was killed in a crash in Sydney’s northwest will stand trial.
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‘SUVs are killers’: Plan to charge big car owners higher parking fees
A Sydney council will consider charging owners of oversized SUVs and RAMs with higher parking fees as much as $25 per hour in a climate-conscious move to tackle air pollution and road safety.
‘Six weeks of isolation’: Regional NSW hit with dire flood warnings
Residents in parts of regional NSW face worsening flood conditions as SES deploys helicopters to deliver essential supplies, warning flood levels may approach those seen in historical disasters.
Popular Redfern pub to reopen after revamp
The doors of a popular Redfern pub will swing back open at the end of April with a revamped interior and fresh menu.
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Bomb threat sparks evacuation at Sydney school
Students and staff at St Charbel’s College in Punchbowl were evacuated Friday morning following an anonymous bomb threat. NSW Police later confirmed it was a false alarm.
The Western Sydney seats that will win – or lose – the election
Battleground seats in Western Sydney will be the key to deciding the Albanese government’s fate, and voters already feel like they’re getting a dud deal.
‘Game changer’: Dutton’s $231m Western Sydney funding blitz
Peter Dutton will try to win over Sydney’s crucial western suburbs by unveiling a multi-million-dollar cash bomb to unlock the region’s new airport and choked roads.
Watch: Moment booze-filled B-double blows up
A truck hauling alcohol across regional NSW has burst into flames, with the fire spreading rapidly to nearby grassland. See the footage.
What will be done to fix the housing crisis?
With housing costs soaring and promises piling up, affordability could be a defining issue – especially for young voters – on May 3.
How to vote if you’re not around on election day
If you are unable to make it to the polls on May 3, here is how you can cast your vote without copping a fine.
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