The Sydney suburb that will dwarf London's squeeze
Leesha McKenny and Jacob Saulwick 4:45 AM Apartment density of the scale seen only in pockets of New York and Hong Kong is being planned for Sydney.
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Suburb that will dwarf London's squeeze
Leesha McKenny and Jacob Saulwick 4:45 AM Apartment density of the scale seen only in pockets of New York and Hong Kong is being planned for Sydney.
'Internships' advertised for $2800
Philip Wen and Eryk Bagshaw 4:35 PM A Sydney higher education provider advertised $2800 "internships" at a top consulting firm.
Uni assaults
One-quarter of Sydney Uni students harassed
Kelsey Munro 4:35 PM ''Any incident that goes unreported is a cause for concern'', university says.
'Kiss' or 'shove': the a--- line you can use
Anna Patty 6:33 PM Two workers abused their bosses; one of them got away with it.
'It's just strange - we're not used to it'
Peter Hannam 5:25 PM Record-keepers are sharpening their quills to update their Sydney temperature data.
Man, 18, arrested over alleged terrorism plot
Nick Ralston and Rachel Olding 9:09 PM An 18-year-old man previously stopped at Sydney Airport from flying to Syria has been arrested by counter-terrorism police for allegedly plotting an attack on home soil.
'Democracy is now dead in NSW'
Melanie Kembrey But at least you have more places to drop off your library books.
Kristy used to fear her electricity bill. Noy now
Lucy Cormack Kristy Lewis got a $300 electricity bill - for a period in which she wasn't home.
Thousands of duped students freed of debt
Eryk Bagshaw Students saddled with thousands of dollars of course fees will have their public debt reversed, after the ACCC successfully pursued private college network Careers Australia for $44 million.
Secret recordings found in box of evidence
Lisa Visentin More than two months after her friend Matt Leveson disappeared without a trace, Sally White arrived at the doorstep of his boyfriend's unit with takeaway Thai, a bottle of wine and wearing a listening device.
Longer trek for free airport pick-up
Jacob Saulwick People wanting to pick up friends or relatives from Sydney Airport's domestic terminal will have to park a couple of hundred metres further away - or pay a $4 fee.
Di Girolamo claims reputation destroyed
A lawyer and businessman with links to the Liberal Party is suing Fairfax Media for defamation over articles that examined his role in the company Australian Water Holdings, the Wests Tigers and a coal mining deal.
Family faces a new tragedy
Peter Munro Doctors diagnosed Ruby Heuston with an aggressive form of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in November 2015 and said she was likely to die within hours.
Criticial incident investigation launched
Rachel Olding, Georgina Mitchell A man has been taken to hospital in a critical condition after an altercation with police in Sydney's north-west.
The day Sussan Ley turned into 'elephant man'
Esther Han ''Something in me knew something was going badly wrong,'' the health minister says.
How to cut your cake and eat it too
Marcus Strom Solving the Middle East conflict or Donald Trump's divorce settlements? A piece of cake, say UNSW mathematicians.
Sydney, what happened to you?
Rachel Browne Leading international arts administrator Michael Lynch returned to Sydney after a 14 year break and was disturbed by what he found.
The scam more lucrative than fake romance
Esther Han 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 Rusted-on older smokers are resisting stubbing out their cigarettes, as younger generations drive a dramatic drop in smoking rates, NSW Health data reveals.Â
'A decade' to repair NSW roads
James Robertson 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 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.
Highlights
Why Baird is barking up the wrong tree
Why has the state merged so many councils? And will the new councils be better than the old?
'See me for who I am'
Zoe Brissett​ is young, smart and well-qualified. Yet she is viewed by some potential employers as a burden.
Seven rights Sydney landlords might not know they have
Tenants aren't holding all the cards.
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.
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MH17: Coroner's findings released
Almost two years after MH17 was shot down, NSW State Coroner Michael Barnes handed down his findings on Tuesday.
Uberfication of the workforce
Joellen Riley, the Dean of Law at Sydney University talks about her concerns of the workers conditions in the sharing economy.
Cafe explosion cause of major traffic delay
Major traffic delays are expected in Maroubra after an explosion and fire at a cafe on Anzac Parade forces road closure. Vision courtesy ABC News 24.
