Scots asks church for advice on 'homosexual agenda'
Eryk Bagshaw 3:56 PM Sydney's most expensive private school wants to be prepared in the event that a same-sex couple asks to enrol their child at the school.
Latest NSW news
'An accident waiting to happen'
Melanie Kembrey and Ava Benny-Morrison 5:07 PM "Collaroy Beach is the most at-risk part of the NSW coast. It has been at risk for more than a 100 years and essentially nothing has been done for those 100 years."
Climate change will bring worse storms
Peter Hannam 4:53 PM Storms like the one of the past weekend may become fewer with climate change - but be more intense.
'I am not guilty': Eddie Obeid tells trial
Michaela Whitbourn 11:58 AM Eddie Obeid's wife Judith and two of the couple's five sons will be called to give evidence in his criminal trial over alleged business dealings at Circular Quay.
'It's a very nasty way to die'
Kate Aubusson 8:59 PM Accidental overdosing of a drug used to treat arthritis and other common conditions has been linked to multiple avoidable deaths.
State has a new sheriff in town
Sean Nicholls 9:12 PM A man armed with anti-money laundering experience has emerged as the new electoral commissioner in NSW.
How to park at a train station and not pay
Matt O'Sullivan 8:35 PM Car parks near train stations are often full by the early morning. Now Sydney commuters like Matt have another option.
Key koala habitat for sale
Peter Hannam 5:03 AM 'Surplus government land' up for auction is in the path of these koalas' spring ritual.
Monis was to be given radio air time
3:25 PM A plan to negotiate the release of half the hostages trapped inside the Lindt Cafe in exchange for Man Haron Monis getting radio airtime was never put to the gunman.
How Paul got his $1090 insurance fee back
Esther Han 2:39 PM Australians hold some $350 million worth of junk insurance policies.
Rain records broken across Sydney
Sarah Muller The weekend's wild weather broke records across Sydney, but the worst of it will likely ease up by Monday.
Miner plans to drill for CSG in New England
Heath Aston 11:45 PM Fossil fuel giant Santos has submitted new plans to drill for coal seam gas in the heart of Australia's richest farming country.
Sydney's 'pop-up' school plan
Kirsty Needham Hundreds of students will be moved to a greyhound racetrack as their school is demolished and rebuilt.
Olympian taking Ramadan in his stride
Rachel Olding 10:02 AM Two months out from the Rio Olympics, taekwondo competitor Safwan Khalil will be fasting while training for the biggest event of his life.
When mum, dad, kids and the dogs go vegan
Lucy Cormack Meet the Sydney family where even the family dog is vegan (most of the time).
NSW Fire axes aerial rescue trucks
Kirsty Needham "The government will save dollars, but is that at the expense of community safety?"
The $26m not spent on fixing your school
Kelsey Munro One school is waiting for almost $3.5m worth of repairs to be done.
'I feel in my heart someone didn't push him'
Ava Benny-Morrison It was just after sunrise on June 16, 1977, when a fisherman found Paul Rath at the base of a cliff in Sydney's northern beaches.
The battle for renters' rights
Adam Morton Rachael Laidler loved her dog, but she didn't get to keep her long.
Internal conflicts could have led to killing
Ava Benny-Morrison The Prince of Penrith had been a well-known member of the Rebels bikie gang.
Highlights
We need more fighters like John Kaye
It was an unusual spectacle, but the late John Kaye fought tirelessly for the underdog and the public interest, with less regard for the votes that might be in it for his Greens party.
'I felt as if I was adding nothing beneficial'
When Tamyka hit rock bottom there was only one way to go.
The question that nearly threw Albanese
The question that threw Anthony Albanese on the campaign trail.
'Like returning a lamb to a den of lions'
Deo Nuyu has volunteered for community groups while working as a cleaner, dish washer, forklift driver and catering packer in Sydney. He now faces 'imminent danger of death'.
Now for the real ATAR
Universities are going to come clean on their admissions processes.
Slavery 'persists in Australia'
Some 4300 people are trapped as slaves in Australia - and they are almost all in two industries.
VIDEO
Koala licks salt from sand
A koala at Mambo Wetlands licks sand for its salt content in an annual ritual that locals say is at risk if a local land sale goes ahead. Vision: Guy Innes.
Floods: 'there is no risk worth taking'
Emergency services personnel let out their frustration as three are confirmed dead and one missing in the aftermath of the east coast low.
River death near Canberra
A man has died in the Cotter River west of Canberra after his vehicle became stuck in flood waters on Sunday. Courtesy ABC News 24.
