Ikea US is recalling these drawers, so why aren't we?
Lucy Cormack 4:50 PM Ikea Australia will not be recalling a popular chest of drawers, despite a recall taking place in the US.
Latest NSW news
Obeid guilty of misconduct in public office
Michaela Whitbourn 5:47 PM The state's most notorious former politician faces prison after a jury found him guilty of misconduct in public office over his family's secret business dealings at Circular Quay.
Eddie Obeid trial: what the jury didn't hear
Michaela Whitbourn 7:54 PM A High Court battle, surprise evidence about envelopes of cash, and an aborted trial: the twists and turns in the Obeid legal saga were kept from the jury.
Life and times of a crooked ex-minister
Michaela Whitbourn 3:02 PM Former Premier Bob Carr famously said removing Obeid from cabinet was like "extracting a tooth".
Packer's tower receives final approval
Jacob Saulwick 11:26 PM A decision has been made on the Barangaroo casino and apartment complex. And there's a catch.
'What happened to cadets will happen again'
Rachel Browne 4:22 PM A former air force cadet has delivered a scathing assessment of the ADF to a royal commission.
NSW land-clearing laws attacked on all fronts
Peter Hannam 4:02 PM The Baird government's plan to loosen land-clearing laws in the state may struggle to get through Parliament.
Police detail how Man Haron Monis was killed
Patrick Begley 1:53 PM Lindt cafe gunman Man Haron Monis may have been hiding behind a chair, reloading his shotgun, when police shot him at least twice in the head, an inquest has heard.
Coles takes homeless man to court
Kim Arlington Milovan Stankovic took his van and set up home in a Sydney shopping centre car park.
'My daughter's life an abject waste'
Rachel Browne They joined cadets as teenagers hoping for adventure but a royal commission has heard how their lives were destroyed
Schools IT cost blowout slammed
James Robertson It was meant to streamline the education department's administration software but the Learning Management and Business Reform project has been dogged by technical faults and delays for years.
Obeid has 'much to lose' from trial, says judge
Michaela Whitbourn Eddie Obeid has "much to lose" from his criminal trial but sympathy should not play any part in the jury's deliberations, according to the judge presiding over the case.
'There is a pretty clear upward trend'
Emily Smith Australia helps lead fight against cartels despite decline in global cartel fines.
The sneaky tick box trick on online forms
Esther Han Simon thought he had been careful with his personal information. Until one day he received a letter from a bank with which he had never dealt.
Parramatta voters back public transport
Jacob Saulwick More than 60 per cent of Parramatta voters say they would use other roads instead of paying the tolls on the WestConnex motorway.
Cold and wet Monday as chill factor rises
Josh Dye Just when you thought Sydney's weather couldn't feel any colder, Monday is forecast to be cold and rainy.
'A train wreck': Child protection jobs cut
Rachel Browne The proportion of children at risk of serious harm receiving a face-to-face check from a case worker has at stalled at about 30 per cent.
Cancer patients outsourced, then charged
Harriet Alexander Public patients were surprised to be transferred to a private hospital, but then they received a letter with worse news.
Taxpayers to fund dubious transport projects
Matt O'Sullivan The three major parties have been true to form during this election campaign in pledging large sums for questionable transport projects.
The cost of putting a child through uni
Inga Ting Louisa Wilson's parents are up for five figures - and that's without paying her HECS.
Man charged after two sex attacks in Sydney
Ava Benny-Morrison, Michaela Whitbourn A Sydney man allegedly raped a young woman he met through an escort agency before going on to kidnap and rape a 13-year-old girl.
Highlights
First of 24 groundhog days for Sydney's light rail
For 24 consecutive weekends, workers on Sydney's $2.1 billion light rail line will follow a routine of ripping up the same stretch of roadway before re-laying it.
Former Home and Away star's run to recovery
Former Home and Away star Tessa James celebrates her cancer recovery by signing up for the 2016 Sun-Herald City2Surf run.
'It's not a punishment': Fasting for Ramadan
Fatima is one of the many Muslim people who finds the ignorance about her culture tiring.
HSC 2016: Study guide
HSC inspectors and teachers give their best advice ahead of this year's exams.
VIDEO
No more iPhone headphone jack?
Apple fans are up in arms after media reports emerge claiming the tech giant will ditch the headphone jack in the upcoming iPhone 7.
Obeid verdict a 'warning sign' to MPs
Kate McClymont hopes that Eddie Obeid's conviction for misconduct will open the doors to a national corruption commission.
Men accidentally make chlorine gas
Two men from Faulconbridge in the Blue Mountains are in hospital after accidentally making toxic gas while mixing pool chemicals in their back yard.
