'How are the kids going to survive with no mother?'
Matt O'Sullivan 10:04 PM The deaths of three woman in a car crash following a police pursuit in western Sydney has sent shock waves through the close-knit South Sudanese community.
Latest NSW news
'Growth of cycling is not expected to change'
Tim Barlass 12:15 AM New cycling measures will encourage riders, says the government - but cycling advocates disagree.
'Noisy minority doesn't represent NSW voters'
Kirsty Needham 2:42 AM More than two-thirds of NSW residents support the lockout laws, a poll has shown.
Mayor wants live music exempt from lockout
Kirsty Needham 12:00 AM A Sydney mayor wants a new definition of live music, excluding certain DJs, to be exempt from the lockout laws.
A storm in a double 'D' cup
Eamonn Duff 12:15 AM A remedial massage centre that promotes the bra sizes of all of its staff has challenged the City of Sydney to prove it is operating as an illegal brothel.
'That's the trigger point'
Tim Barlass 12:15 AM The strain and stress on police in trying to control a situation like the Marayong crash was apparent from research, an expert says.
Paedophile priest 'allowed to move parishes'
Tim Barlass 12:15 AM The victim of a paedophile priest told a court the then Cardinal of the Sydney archdiocese and a high-ranking bishop allowed the perpetrator to move on to other parishes despite knowing he had sexually abused a young boy.
New lead in hunt for Prabha Kumar's killer
Ava Benny-Morrison 2:58 AM A year after Prabha Kumar was stabbed to death in a Sydney park, detectives are investigating if someone from her native India played a role in organising her murder.
WSU accused of snooping on staff emails
Eamonn Duff 12:15 AM University's head of safety and security declares intention to bring an "adverse action claim" against his employer.
Baird the builder's Hong Kong high-rises
Kirsty Needham 12:00 AM The Baird government has taken the first step towards the Hong Kong railway model, with a tender to design high rise towers above six new stations on the Metro City and Southwest line.
Man sues after officer texted on his phone
Natalie O'Brien 9:08 PM The 22-year-old man has filed a writ in the District Court of NSW claiming he was falsely imprisoned, unlawfully detained, and harassed.
'People are telling me to keep speaking out'
Kirsty Needham 1:39 PM A 20 year veteran of the NSW Parliament, Charlie Lynn, says he has been inundated with messages of support since his shock suspension by the Liberal Party.
Sydney's public architecture hits and misses
Julie Power The office that gave us Hyde Park Barracks, the GPO in Martin Place, Taronga Zoo and Central Station, will no longer design and construct.
'Don't just sit on your hands and complain'
Lucy Cormack When Adam Brown's power bills started to rise, he became one of the 42 per cent.
'A predetermined outcome for radicals'
Sean Nicholls The state's peak environment groups have pulled out of negotiations with the NSW government over proposed land clearing and biodiversity laws, declaring talks have been hijacked by "radicals" in the Nationals.
'The job prospects are pretty mediocre'
Peter Hannam Young Australians are being told to study STEM subjects. But what does their future really hold?
The hole in the ground that Sydney can't fill
Melanie Kembrey It was meant to be the Centennial Park of the North. But even with all of the NorthConnex spoil tipped in, the site is still going to be a hole in the ground.
Detour for one of Sydney's busiest roads
Matt O'Sullivan Temporary six-lane road will be built as tunnel is dug for light rail line.
'Teething problems' in work to reduce gridlock
Matt O'Sullivan Consider the train when it's essential to get to the airport, says Duncan Gay.
'I MADE $12 million': Salim strikes back
James Robertson Controversial developer-politician fires back after administrator's move.
Plan to offer leases delayed, Obeid trial hears
Michaela Whitbourn "The ads were ready to go. We were deferring the ads on a week-by-week basis," court told.
University accuses Piccoli of 'shameful elitism'
Eryk Bagshaw and Inga Ting A university at which 45 per cent of students fail to make its published ATAR cutoffs has hit back at the NSW education minister.
Highlights
NSW Government service? Computer says no
Servicing customers increasingly means automated digital processing. On the other end of the smartphone app, no one can hear you scream.
Who said flowerpots were just for the garden?
Pots on Sydney Harbour seawalls will help make the featureless walls more like a natural foreshore and attract sea life.
MPs are hopelessly conflicted
There is only one way to resolve the battle between Margaret Cunneen and Megan Latham.
A lesson in 'loveonomics'
Renowned economist Justin Wolfers applies his wok to everything from selecting a meal to changing a nappy.
Why you really should pay a sugar tax
We know we've got a problem when it comes to sugar and obesity.
The Olympic sport with no trials
Every international marathon is an Olympic trial for those at the top of the game like Lisa Weightman.
VIDEO
Life after prison
Rob* explains the joys and struggles of living independently in the community after 11 years in prison.
Three dead in Sydney car chase
Three women are dead and two people are injured after a high-speed police pursuit in Marayong in Sydney's west. Courtesy ABC News 24.
Youngest skater to qualify for Bowlarama
Ethan Copeland, 10-yr-old skateboarder, who is the youngest ever to qualify for Bowlarama. It is the first year they have opened this competition up to under 16 year old competitors.
