• EXCLUSIVE
• Harriet Alexander

A public hospital anaesthetist who was found in a drunken stupor after abandoning a patient mid-operation has been conditionally allowed to return to work.

• Jacob Saulwick

It's described as a "jewel" but Mark Speakman has taken an unusual step against the proposal for The Rocks.

• Matt O'Sullivan

Completion of a long-awaited Sydney cycle and pedestrian conduit will become a reality.

• Rachel Browne

The Vice-Chief of the Australian Defence Force directly addressed abuse victims, telling them they were failed by the system.

• Cassandra Morgan

Bread is better than ever in Australia, with a new report finding it successful in combating birth defects.

• Esther Han

Caution urged at end of financial year as providers pull out all the stops to grab your money.

• Matt O'Sullivan

A Chinese consortium's plans for a $3.75 billion fast-rail line from central Sydney to Wollongong is just one of a growing number of proposals.

• Harriet Alexander

Privacy was once sacrosanct in operating theatres. Not any more.

• Lucy Cormack

She thought her car had been stolen - but the police told her otherwise.

• Rachel Browne

Sexual predators can move freely between youth organisations, inquiry told.

• Lucy Cormack

Ikea Australia will not be recalling a popular chest of drawers, despite a recall taking place in the US.

• Michaela Whitbourn

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.

• Kate Aubusson and Inga Ting

Turnbull, Shorten and Barnaby: whose voters live longest?

• Michaela Whitbourn

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.

• Michaela Whitbourn

Former Premier Bob Carr famously said removing Obeid from cabinet was like "extracting a tooth".

• Jacob Saulwick

A decision has been made on the Barangaroo casino and apartment complex. And there's a catch.

• Rachel Browne

A former air force cadet has delivered a scathing assessment of the ADF to a royal commission.

• Peter Hannam

The Baird government's plan to loosen land-clearing laws in the state may struggle to get through Parliament.

• Patrick Begley

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. 

• Kim Arlington

Milovan Stankovic took his van and set up home in a Sydney shopping centre car park.

• Rachel Browne

They joined cadets as teenagers hoping for adventure but a royal commission has heard how their lives were destroyed

• 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.