Wozniak worries about Uber monopoly

Matt O'Sullivan   Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak harbours concerns about the ride-sharing multinational forcing down the wages of its drivers.

Mehajer company fights wind-up move

James Robertson   The sense of impending crisis around Salim Mehajer's empire deepened on Monday morning.

Uni tutor resigns after calling students 'pigs'

A University of Sydney business school tutor has resigned after being caught making a series of derogatory social media posts insulting mainland Chinese students.

Search for woman and disabled grandson 

Kate Aubusson   Police are appealing to the public for assistance as they search for a missing woman and her disabled grandson in Sydney's south.

Sydney's 'permanent peak hour' problem

Lucy Cormack   Sydney's road congestion is so bad that one third of western Sydney businesses has experienced a loss of sales, an NRMA survey says.

Commuters to trial new way of paying

Matt O'Sullivan and Jacob Saulwick   Credit and debit card use to tap on and off Sydney's trains, buses and ferries will be trialled next year.

Bushwalkers at 'significant risk' for decades

James Robertson   Bushwalkers on one of Australia's most famous tracks were at "significant risk" from a nearby firing range for decades.

Councils merger rebellion spreads to the bush

Anne Davies   The rebellion over forced council amalgamations has spread to the bush, including to the Minister for Local Government, Paul Toole's own seat,.

"Abbott's lot decided to garrotte her"

Heath Aston   A bloc of 12 votes for Walter Villatora, a member of the hard right backed by Tony Abbott, became instrumental in Bronwyn Bishop's defeat.

Dozens of cars damaged in vandalism spree 

Lucy Cormack   At least 30 cars have been vandalised with a golf club overnight in residential streets around Sydney's south.

'I was a non-violent protester'

Melanie Kembrey   Two protesters have been arrested after refusing to leave a house slated for demolition as part of the WestConnex motorway project.

Holocaust survivor celebrates carer's reprieve

Sue Williams   ​When the news came through, Australia's oldest Holocaust survivor, Richard Roberts, was absolutely speechless for almost the first time in his life.

Tug-of-love mum left in limbo

Rachel Browne   Sydney mother-of-four Ivonne Henriquez says her life has been put on hold as she waits to find out whether she will be separated from her children.

Holy yoga sparks spiritual spat

Jill Stark   It is during yoga practice that Josephine Lau feels closest to her creator.

Private investor fix for preschool attendance

Kirsty Needham   NSW lags other states and fails to meet the national goal of all children attending 15 hours of preschool in the year before school. Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian thinks she can fix it.

Bars oppose looming fee increases

Kirsty Needham   Some bars inside the Sydney lockout zone are facing licence fee hikes of up to $20,000.

How much is your pooch really worth?

Lucy Cormack   Consumers can pay up to $2120 a year to insure their pet and still not be covered for common illnesses.

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Officer suspended as scandal widens

Eamonn Duff   Sydney sergeant suspended as police Facebook harassment scandal widens.

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