Fears turn to cheers as Bentley gas protest gets joyful news
The people at the Bentley protest camp had been bracing for a showdown with police. But singing, ...
Metgasco misled public about drilling intent
Resources company Metgasco misled the public over its drilling operation in northern NSW by saying ...
Prison population explosion could lead to two new jails per year
More prisons will need to be built across the state to house an exploding number of prisoners
Greg Inglis payments spark review on indigenous use of medical funds
The federal government will review how Aboriginal medical services spend their funding after ...
Lin family killings: trauma so severe police thought gun had been used, Robert Xie trial hears
Louise Hall Courts The parents of slain newsagent Min Lin wanted the member of his family who was ...
Strange bedfellows arrested in massive crackdown on Sydney's underworld
They had been running small businesses - barbers, mechanics, cafes and the like, across Sydney with ...
'Character assassination': Nathan Tinkler takes a dim view of ICAC
Nathan Tinkler's dim view of the Independent Commission Against Corruption did not improve after ...
Daniel Kelsall faces charges of sexually assaulting stabbing victim Morgan Huxley
A man charged with the stabbing murder of north shore businessman Morgan Huxley will have two extra ...
Killer on the run after removing electronic monitoring anklet: police
A man who was convicted over the stabbing death of another man at a shopping mall in Sydney's west ...
Sexual assault on Penrith train: police call on passengers to come forward
Four train passengers may be able to help police investigating an alleged sexual assault of a ...
Cafe workers to lose some Sunday penalty rates
Low-paid restaurant and cafe staff will lose some of their penalty rates for working on Sundays ...
Patients already stopping GP visits, while experts warn of serious impact on NSW hospitals
As patients stop visiting GPs in the wake of the budget announcements, NSW says it will refuse to ...
ICAC raid on Mudgee council
Officers from ICAC have raided a Mudgee councillor's home and the town's council chambers amid ...
Federal budget cuts will force young people into ghettos of poverty
Central Coast teenager Jack Coleman faced a bleak employment future, having left his public high ...
Chris Spence was sweating on donation cash, ICAC hears
Chris Spence was a desperate man. Texts shown at a corruption inquiry reveal the aspiring Liberal ...
The city gets set to be Brainwashed
When an artist tells you he has no idea what he's going to be doing at an upcoming show, you're ...
NSW schools will be $1.2 billion worse off, says Adrian Piccoli
NSW schools are $1.2 billion worse off and disadvantaged students will be most affected after the ...
David Jones model Samantha Harris' fiance jailed over fatal crash
The fiance of Australian model Samantha Harris will serve at least two years in jail over a fatal ...
Budget 2014: 'A kick in the guts' for NSW, says Premier Mike Baird
NSW Premier Mike Baird says the prospect of deep cuts to federal funding of health and education ...
Murder accused Robert Xie cries in court as friendship with his nephew is described
Murder accused Robert Xie cries in court as his relationship with the 12-year-old nephew he is ...
House prices
Sydney house price growth halves in 2014
Sydney's rate of house price growth has more than halved this year, further suggesting that the ...
Geoff Huegill pleads guilty to possessing cocaine
Former Australian swimmer Geoff Huegill and his publicist wife Sara Hill have pleaded guilty to ...
Chris Hartcher asked staff member Ray Carter to take the fall for spending 'laundered' money: ICAC
Former Liberal state energy minister asked a staff member to take the fall for spending illegal ...
Australia's national literacy and numeracy tests begin for 2014
Any early pre-exam nerves disappeared fairly quickly for the NAPLAN veterans at Holy Spirit College ...