What happened to these cockatoos?
Melanie Kembrey 6:21 PM Residents have reported seeing the abnormally coloured sulphur-crested cockatoos in Sydney's east.
Latest NSW news
Inquiry asked to probe Leighton
Sean Nicholls 12:15 AM A Senate inquiry has been asked to investigate construction firm Leighton's involvement in the $16.8 billion WestConnex project after damning evidence about offshore bribery practices.
'We don't want gun laws regressing'
James Robertson 3:54 PM Michelle Fernando is not the only gun control advocate who want the Port Arthur anniversary to remind us why John Howard changes the rules.
Little sign of cooling on way
Peter Hannam National late-season records may tumble as the endless summer rolls into autumn.
Pell 'wrong' to blame others for cover-up
Rachel Browne 3:33 PM Staff would have been "cheering from the rooftops" if Pell had acted against priest, royal commission hears.
'Not very good at politics': CSIRO chief
Peter Hannam 9:29 PM CSIRO's embattled chief Larry Marshall stumbled through another Senate committee hearing on Wednesday.
'Unsexy' branch of medicine robbed of funding
Anna Patty 11:37 PM Thirty-eight per cent of practitioners are likely or highly likely to leave their jobs.
Emissions trade and deeper carbon cuts
Peter Hannam A Shorten Labor government would slash carbon emissions by about 50 per cent more than the Coalition by 2030 and rein in land clearing.
Council merger reports: results may vary
James Robertson Compare the pair - same council, same consultant, two very different reports.
Liberals snub inquiry into fundraising
Sean Nicholls A star witness has yet to confirm his attendance at a Senate inquiry.
Veterans march, but for how much longer?
Jacob Saulwick About 2800 troops served in his 2/33 Australian Infantry Battalion. On Monday, only one walked alongside Bert Jourdain.
Banned from casino, he visited 200 TABs
Esther Han After gambling addict Joshua had racked up a $73,000 credit card debt, he got into his self-managed super fund.
Key plank of lockout laws delayed
James Robertson Hospitality lobby first heard the news that its members would not be penalised with risk-based licensing fees.
'This is absolutely appalling'
Matt O'Sullivan Aboriginal experts are divided on the significance of the artefact find at a light rail construction site.
Why surgery is failing to cure back pain
Anna Patty Four in ten people continue to experience pain after back surgery and the success rate was 50 per cent "at best'', a study has found.
Seizing the moment on guns changed nation
Anne Davies Australia's action on gun control following the Port Arthur massacre remains one of John Howard's greatest legacies.
Where to find Sydney’s highest paying jobs
Matt Wade David is just waiting for the right job - and he can afford to, as data shows two key zones are home to Sydney's best paypackets.
'There's tremendous collision potential'
Melanie Kembrey One sign points cyclists through a housing estate. Another directs them to dismount.
The Mediterranean diet's surprising effect
Esther Han Eating junk food may not be as bad as we think for people with heart problems, a study says.
Labor hopefuls off and running for Town Hall
Leesha McKenny The Labor Party has confirmed the community will have a say in the selection of its candidates for Sydney's Town Hall, but across other councils the picture is less clear.
Boy in terror plot was trying to get gun: police
Rachel Olding A 16-year-old arrested over an alleged Anzac Day terrorism plot was attempting to obtain a firearm over the weekend, police will allege.
Police release photo to aid Bundeena manhunt
Louise Hall Police have released an image of Stephen Boyd, who is wanted for questioning in relation to the bashing death of his partner Tina Kontozis in Bundeena on Sunday afternoon.
Highlights
Little to fear, and perhaps something to gain, from 'deflation shock'
Bang, pop, deflation shock! But you shouldn't worry about today's prices report.
Historic hotel's $5m price
A historic Sydney has been sold for $5 million to a private developer, who plans to revive the property, which has been dormant for the past 30 years.
Baird government sells off $54m in public housing
It looks like a fire sale. Or an end of financial year clearance. Since January, the Baird Government has sold off $54.4 million worth of public housing to private owners.Â
'Who would steal a TV?'
You're safer than you've been for a very long time. But who gets the credit?
Dame Leonie Kramer dies at 91
Influential Dame Leonie Kramer died peacefully on Thursday morning at the age of 91.
Losing the human touch in the office
Nine in 10 of us say face-to-face meetings are the best - so why isn't this happening?
VIDEO
Salim Mehajer in alleged domestic dispute
Police were called to investigate an alleged dispute between Salim Mehajer and his wife Aysha on Monday night. Vision: Seven News.
Tiny house course opens in Sydney
Learning how to build a budget home or out-building is proving popular with Sydneysiders attending courses organised by the Bower Co-operative and TAFE.
'Just a beautiful little guy': father
A father speaks of his heartbreak after his toddler son was killed in a car crash in western Sydney. Vision courtesy ABC News 24.
