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.
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.
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.
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.
The doors of a popular Redfern pub will swing back open at the end of April with a revamped interior and fresh menu.
Tradies and other small businesses will be promised the extension of the instant asset write-off by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at today’s Future Western Sydney event at Blacktown.
Accomplished chefs working in award-winning restaurants are delivering for diners in Sydney’s west who “work very hard for their money” and are happy to pay for a posh nosh.
A new mental health strategy for first responders will now recognise forestry workers, national park employees, and road and transport workers who are often the first on-scene – and the last to leave – at car crashes, floods and fires.
The $2.1bn toll-free M12 Motorway has passed a major construction milestone, laying the groundwork for the project to be delivered on time and on budget for the opening of the new Western Sydney Airport. Get the first look.
Four in 10 Western Sydney households are worse off than a year ago, an exclusive survey for The Daily Telegraph’s Future West forum has found. This could be the solution.
Australians are facing a widespread hit from Trump’s tariffs, including farmers, winemakers and manufacturers. SEE THEIR STORIES
Mark Latham is under investigation for the alleged verbal abuse of a senior Australian Turf Club official – but he won’t be prevented from attending Saturday’s races at Royal Randwick.
Thousands of NSW ratepayers are anxiously waiting to find out whether their annual rates bills will soar from next year as new figures reveal a key trend in the approval process over the past three years.
It’s been a week of controversy for teal independent Nicolette Boele. The Bradfield candidate apologised to a teenage hairdresser after directing a lewd remark to her at a Gordon salon. Now her list of donors is cause for raised eyebrows.
Home prices have been growing again since the Reserve Bank cut interest rates, with exclusive research showing the changes in each Aussie suburb.
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