Muslim community honours Cronulla riot cop
Rachel Olding From hero to zero and back to hero again, former police officer Craig Campbell will be the main attraction when at an all-star football tournament on Sunday.
Latest NSW news
The scam more lucrative than fake romance
Esther Han 12:15 AM Investment scams has have now overtaken dating and romance scams as the category with the biggest financial loss to victims.
The generation that won't give up the habit
Kate Aubusson 12:15 AM Rusted-on older smokers are resisting stubbing out their cigarettes, as younger generations drive a dramatic drop in smoking rates, NSW Health data reveals.
'A decade' to repair NSW roads
James Robertson 12:15 AM The state's roads are in a state of disrepair amounting to $1.7 billion, according to an annual snapshot by the state's motoring body.
Review kept secret as WestConnex sales surge
Sean Nicholls 12:00 AM Almost $100,000 was spent on a report into the system by which hundreds of millions of dollars worth of land is being compulsorily acquired for projects like the WestConnnex motorway, but which the NSW government refuses to release.
Crucial link between asthma and anaphylaxis
Lucy Cormack 12:00 AM The symptoms of asthma and anaphylaxis can be so similar, it can be life-threatening.
Rookwood cemetery former chair hits back
Inga Ting 5:36 PM The former chairman of the Rookwood General Cemetery Trust, Bob Wilson, has hit back at claims that his resignation was motivated by an investigation into the trust's governance, burial practices and prices.
'Factories to cut off people's toes'
Harriet Alexander Dr Lim's 130kg scales weren't enough for his patients, so he bought 160kg scale. And still they weren't enough.
How Breagha's new heart flew to meet her
Kate Aubusson, Health editor She lay on the operating table as her new heart was beating away in an aircraft 30,000 feet above.
'We can stay here until we die'
Kirsty Needham A Baird government decision to abandon a nursing homes requirement will increase emergency admissions, Greens say.
Buyers, sellers to prove residency status
Kirsty Needham Speculation that new rules pave the way for NSW government to impose surcharges for foreign buyers.
Inside the sex life of a college student
Cosima Marriner As told to Fairfax Media by a former college student at one of Sydney's universities.
Why we don't trust the health star rating
Esther Han Shoppers are confused and losing confidence in the health star rating system, with new research showing only one-fifth always or mostly view the front-of-pack score.
Shopping list of an accidental multimillionaire
Rachel Olding A Sydney student mistakenly given $4.6 million allegedly spent vast amounts on designer handbags, clothes, jewellery, phones, a "selfie" camera and even a deluxe vacuum cleaner.
Allergic to the smell of meat
Tim Barlass 11:09 AM After a tick bite, Janelle is now one of a growing number of Australians battling allergies.
The worst merge spot for Sydney motorists
Matt O'Sullivan It's the place where merging vehicles are most likely to collide.
How Ainona got her ideal job
Anna Patty Ainona Manu's first job after completing Year 12 at Merrylands High School last year turned out to be her first choice.
Pharmacist spiked assistant's drink: police
Patrick Begley A private pharmacist working on UNSW's Kensington campus spiked the drink of his assistant, a 26-year-old woman he had been friends with for three years, police allege.
Merger fallout widens for Baird, Turnbull
Jacob Saulwick, Melanie Kembrey, Anne Davies Council amalgamations threaten to disrupt Malcolm Turnbull's re-election campaign in NSW.
Wesley College defies university
Eryk Bagshaw, Aparna Balakumar A Sydney University college that drew outrage over a "slut-shaming" journal is refusing to co-operate with an investigation.
'Illegal' rooms cost councillor $3600
Leesha McKenny Liberal politician on Auburn council built an apartment block with too many bedrooms.
Highlights
One word you'll be hearing at Fashion Week
The human peacocks are primed and the street-style snappers are in position – Fashion Week is upon us for another year but this time, times have changed.
The ICAC isn't there to protect reputations
Two long-running inquiries into allegations of misdeeds by public officials have cast shadows over the upper echelons of power in NSW. One has been conducted in private, the other in public.
The goat hit squad with a job to do
The specially trained animals wandering Mt Annan gardens have some important work to do.
The schools that could swing the election
It's an emotional appeal to aspirational voters - but will it work?
'I still have to pinch myself'
North Shore teenager Claudia Studdert didn't like taking orders when she started work, so she did something about it.
'Hilarious' show urged to include Indigenous history
A show which tours NSW schools - and uses blackface in a performance about Africa - has come under fire.
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SMH Half Marathon 2016
A beautiful autumn day in Sydney provided perfect conditions for the 25th SMH Half Marathon.
'Ready Flowers cut my work in half'
Rita Sakr was forced to move her florist business into her garage when payments from online company Ready Flowers stopped.
'The goats are my colleagues'
Elisabeth Larsen's herd of goats are being put to work in an effort to control an African Olive outbreak at the Mount Annan Botanic Gardens.
