WestConnex funding under investigation
Matt O'Sullivan 1:23 PM Following pressure from Greens and Labor, the Audit Office is getting involved.
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Chiropractors in maternity wards
Chiropractors have been caught allegedly sneaking into Australian maternity wards to treat newborn babies, flouting their own regulations.
The Menulog data leak you don't know about
Esther Han 4:30 PM Ngaire Stevens logged into her Menulog account and was greeted as "Beth", then "Letitia" and then "Peter".
Greens pledge to double R&D; share by 2030
Peter Hannam 12:00 AM The Greens have pledged to double Australia's investment in research and development by 2030 and restore deep cuts at the CSIRO to make the nation more competitive.
'Poacher now turned to gamekeeper'
Peter Hannam 11:15 AM The daughter of retired MP Philip Ruddock has won a prized role in NSW Planning.
Warning of new 'hungry mile'
Anna Patty 12:37 PM Airtasker and Uber business models are threatening hard-won worker protections, law professor warns.
What commuters think of the new Opal prices
Melanie Kembrey and Jacob Saulwick Some Sydneysiders are disappointed, but transport experts have welcomed a key development.
$7.25m pathway promise from Labor
Matt O'Sullivan A long-coveted cycle and pedestrian path in Sydney would receive a funding boost from a federal Labor government.
'I don't remember anything'
Eryk Bagshaw Kendra Murphy was horrified when her name was broadcast on the weekly ''lolly buffet''.
Simple prism that boost solar energy efficiency
Marcus Strom Another solar record has tumbled at the University of NSW.
Winners and losers in Opal card fare changes
Matt O'Sullivan Say goodbye to free trips as minister announces fare changes.
'These people have behaved disgracefully'
Eryk Bagshaw Ryan Nilsson says online modules "led to a general dumbing down of training across the sector".
Suburb that will dwarf London's squeeze
Leesha McKenny and Jacob Saulwick 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 A Sydney higher education provider advertised $2800 "internships" at a top consulting firm.
Uni assaults
One-quarter of Sydney Uni students harassed
Kelsey Munro ''Any incident that goes unreported is a cause for concern'', university says.
'Kiss' or 'shove': the a--- line you can use
Anna Patty Two workers abused their bosses; one of them got away with it.
'It's just strange - we're not used to it'
Peter Hannam Record-keepers are sharpening their quills to update their Sydney temperature data.
Man, 18, arrested over alleged terrorism plot
Nick Ralston and Rachel Olding 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. Not now
Lucy Cormack Kristy Lewis got a $300 electricity bill - for a period in which she wasn't home.
Highlights
Weak wage growth brings its share of problems
The pay packets of Australians are growing at the slowest rate in decades.
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 don't hold all the cards. In some cases, landlords can raise rents, sell goods left behind and get tenants to replace light bulbs.
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.
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Man arrested over 1996 crime
NSW Police Sex Crimes Squad have arrested a man for a 1996 attack which left a 19-year-old woman in hospital with severe injuries.
Wesley College journal identifies sexual relationships
The University of Sydney is investigating Wesley, one of its oldest colleges after a journal naming students in sexual relationships was distributed.
Smoke haze blankets Sydney
Hazard reduction burns reduce air quality in some parts of Sydney on Thursday, May 19.
