Prestige car owners lose $600,000
Lucy Cormack 5:03 PM Dealer who sold prestige vehicles on consignment banned from trading.
Latest NSW news
'Lives are being put at risk'
Kate Aubusson 3:45 PM A health budget injection to recruit just 85 new paramedics is 'quite simply not enough', unions say.
The fashion brand that misled shoppers
Esther Han 10:56 AM An upmarket label has been fined for telling customers the wrong thing.
How 'the mutilator' met his end
Kim Arlington 4:31 PM He was known as Australia's first serial killer. But one intended victim had a lucky escape.
'On track and on budget'
Matt O'Sullivan It might be the geographical end of the massive north-west rail link but it marks just the start of the laying of 108km of railway steel.
Ghost students 'bamboozled' college teacher
Eryk Bagshaw 11:29 PM Penny Martin was assigned to teach 80 students, but she never heard from one of them, a court has heard.
Suburb where tradie requests are up 2400%
Lucy Cormack It's not just the northern beaches left with the big clean-up.
Why Opal train trips to the city can cost more
Matt O'Sullivan It's called the "CBD increment" - and you could be paying it.
'By far the biggest ever month'
Peter Hannam A windy May across south-eastern Australia helped smash wind energy generation records.
Vast gaps in rail bridge safety system
Jacob Saulwick 'Unless you know your asset you do not know your risk,' expert warns.
CSG wastewater tanks adrift in flood
Peter Hannam What's in those bubbles, anti-CSG activists want to know.
TAFE cuts carpentry, plumbing teachers
Eryk Bagshaw Core trades are out the door in TAFE's biggest campus, as a restructure pushes training towards the scandal-plagued private sector.
'I don't care what you do, just cover it up'
Lisa Visentin Former council CFO alleges he was given carte blanche to charge $700,000 to his boss's credit card.
A 'clear case of corporate greed'
Lucy Cormack A service freely available at libraries is soon to cost you at least $100.
Obeid: jury urged to keep an 'open mind'
Michaela Whitbourn Barrister says it would be "stretching the evidence" to conclude the former NSW Labor minister engaged in criminal conduct.
'An accident waiting to happen'
Melanie Kembrey and Ava Benny-Morrison "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 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 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 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 A man armed with anti-money laundering experience has emerged as the new electoral commissioner in NSW.
Highlights
Antidepressant warning for children, teens
Study findings have "disturbing implications" for treating depression in young people, psychiatrist warns.
The job with a 141 per cent gender pay gap
Sexism is alive and well in our most respected and trusted professions, a new analysis reveals.
Chief scientist attacks uni entry standards
Chief scientist lashes out at universities accepting students without two-unit maths as one Sydney university becomes the first to publish full ATAR data.
People can't stop laughing at anti-plain packaging ad
''That accent is about as authentic and credible as the facts alleged.''
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.
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Police describe Hornsby saga as 'life and death'
After police shot three bystanders trying to disarm a knife wielding man in Hornsby, many are asking why weren't tasers used?Courtesy Network 10 News
Three bystanders shot in Hornsby
NSW Police confirm four people including a person of interest have been injured by gunfire after responding to a call in relation to a man with a large knife in Hornsby.
Witness describes Hornsby shooting
Shop owner James Yeom describes the moments before he saw police open fire on a man at Hornsby Westfield. Courtesy Seven Network.
