What women really want
Anna Patty 3:55 PM Employers think women want flexibility. But, for women like Betsy Oyler, there are much more important things.
Latest NSW news
'They are so massively vulnerable'
Kim Arlington 4:51 PM How to help injured wildlife? One NSW woman was determined to provide the answer.
Map shows who really goes to the Powerhouse
Melanie Kembrey, Inga Ting 5:30 PM The moving of the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta is expected to have a telling effect on visitor numbers.
$300,000 fine for 'free range egg' fraud
Esther Han 1:46 PM Shoppers who paid extra to "taste freedom" in their free range eggs were ripped off, a court has found, with an egg company penalised $300,000.
Botany mercury risk is low, study finds
James Robertson 1:48 PM Sydney suburb's residents have not been exposed to unsafe and elevated mercury levels, independent review finds.
Woman emerges from coma to solve mystery
Megan Levy 8:54 AM The mystery of how a woman came to be lying unconscious on a footpath in Sydney's south-west has been solved.
Future of ANZ Stadium announced
Jacob Saulwick Work on transforming Sydney's ANZ Stadium will begin in the next three years, says Mike Baird.
'It's going to be a disruptive time'
Matt O'Sullivan Tens of thousands of Sydney rail commuters will have to catch buses for months when a major line is out of action.
We're 'stuck in the Stone Age'
Eryk Bagshaw "Australia's economy is stuck in the Stone Age," innovation summit hears.
Grant under fire over 'unprecedented' powers
Sean Nicholls "The potential for unwarranted interference in individuals' liberties is extreme," Bar Association says.
Baird to meet clubs over stadium debate
Andrew Webster and Michael Chammas The Premier will take control of Sydney's stadium negotiations in another blow to the ambitions of under fire sports minister Stuart Ayres.
Family violence a factor in youth homelessness
Leesha McKenny More young people on the streets have experienced family or domestic violence than previously thought, a report has found.
Sydney's school student boom
Public schools in areas of Sydney already battling with surging enrolments will be pushed to breaking point over the next decade, new data shows.
Sydney family faces dream home demolition
Lucy Cormack The Swinburn family has just installed the perfect kitchen. But a roof inspection threatens to reduce their dream home to rubble.
Infectious bacteria species found in Harbour
Daisy Dumas An aggressive species of marine bacteria has been found in Sydney Harbour, with experts predicting outbreaks in spots along the city's waterfront as water temperatures rise with global warming.
Violence data for Star casino to be released
Sean Nicholls The NSW crime statistician is preparing to release landmark research into violence in and around The Star casino as a review into lockout laws considers whether the venue should be further regulated.
How to outsmart a superbug
Harriet Alexander Cynthia Whitchurch has become so familiar with the habits of a superbug that her next trick is to exert "mind control" over it.
Staff consider quitting over car parking saga
Doctors and nurses at a Sydney hospital are threatening to resign over a lack of parking following the expiry of the staff car park lease and its takeover by a private operator.
Alcoholic 'pink lemonade' under scrutiny
Lucy Cormack An alcoholic beverage marketed in a plastic soft drink bottle is being investigated by Liquor and Gaming NSW.
Taxpayers fund private school pools
Eryk Bagshaw New data reveals that the top 20 wealthiest private schools in Sydney received millions in taxpayer funding last year.
Record staff numbers in Baird's office
Sean Nicholls Staff numbers in Mike Baird's office have hit a record high in the period since the Coalition came to government in 2011, with 32 employees now supporting the NSW Premier.
Future of Ultimo Powerhouse site uncertain
Jacob Saulwick NSW Premier announces Powerhouse will open on the banks of the Parramatta River in 2022.
Highlights
Grant must stop being a law unto himself
Blistering attack from Bar Association raises the alarm on how justice policy is formulated.
How geography won the stadium wars
Even the lords of talkback radio and backroom influence have to answer to traffic jams.
No need for a masters in Machiavelli to get this
Some will say Baird's stadiums decision leaves Sydney with the second-best outcome - but it's the sensible option.
Tax on soft drinks 'could save lives'
There could be 16,000 fewer cases of type 2 diabetes and 4400 fewer cases of heart disease - but at a price for some.
Emptiest claim in politics
Hardly a day passes without a politician – federal or state – talking about "record" spending on something or other. But don't be taken in.
Sports clubs, Ayres and the billion-dollar stadium
Comment: The Sports Minister has never demonstrated why the preference of the majority of Sydney rugby league clubs would be so terrible.
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Holy yoga
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WIRES volunteer gives animals a voice
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60 Minutes and the ethics of journalism
Professor of Journalism Peter Manning says it's not up to media programs to decide family law disputes.
