Mehajer says 'only death' will part him and wife
Former Auburn deputy mayor says "only death" will part him from his wife Aysha, after police applied for an Apprehended Violence Order to separate them.
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'I felt like a failure': childbirth courses queried
A childbirth course that dramatically reduced the rate of medical interventions has raised serious questions.
Cosy policy burns $13.5b hole in NSW budget
A special tax concession granted to clubs has had a massive impact on NSW's bottom line over two decades.
Riley studied bakery but then had a better idea
'What do you want to be when you grow up?' is the wrong question, says Riley Bennett.
Abuse claim 'not taken seriously'
The mother of a young man with autism believes her son was denied justice.
Scientology-linked schools' public funding
Schools associated with the Church of Scientology are receiving more government funding per student than hundreds of public schools.
NAB invests in prisoners staying out of jail
Almost 4000 ex-prisoners on parole will be offered intensive individual support in a bid to prevent them returning to jail under the latest "social impact investment" scheme.
Nats MP calls for free vote on greyhounds
Nationals MP Katrina Hodgkinson says "those people who want to see the abolition of thousands of jobs from regional NSW can have that on their conscience".
Bid for cycle paths gathers steam
Inner Sydney councils are requesting better facilities for walking and cycling as well as extra train stations as part of the Baird government's $12 billion metro line through central Sydney.
Mum worried paedophile still abusing kids
A disability worker suspected of assaulting three children has escaped accountability.
How to get a seat on your train
We have crunched the data and found the optimal time to leave each station in order to get a seat.
Tactical assault officer changes siege evidence
One of the first tactical police officers to burst into the Lindt cafe could not see a metre in front of him after a flash-bang distractor accident, an inquest has heard.
Accused killer mowed down Nicholas McEvoy
Michael Meakin had 21 schooners of full strength beer under his belt when he got into a fight with Nicholas McEvoy at a western Sydney pub late on a summer's night.
Cleaners win back lost entitlements
Workers have won greater protection against unfair dismissal and loss of entitlements, according to the union that helped workers recover $70,000 in redundancy payments.
'I shouldn't have gone in there'
A northern beaches police officer told his colleague "I shouldn't have gone in there" after he allegedly assaulted a prisoner, a Sydney court has heard.
Obeid to appeal against criminal conviction
Corrupt former Labor minister Eddie Obeid is already planning to appeal against his guilty verdict, in the latest legal battle being waged by the septuagenarian.
'It's all in your head': Maddison's medical hell
It took two-and-a-half years for Maddison O'Gradey Lee's agonising condition to be properly diagnosed.
Why four $147 concert tickets cost $1656
One customer's experience serves as a warning about buying concert tickets from a third-party seller.
Brace for 'biting winds' as big cold front looms
A powerful cold front is set to bring 'dangerous' conditions to large parts of south-eastern Australia in coming days and send temperatures plummeting in Sydney.
Randwick's 'Tree of Knowledge' fig gets chop
Arborists started cutting down a Moreton Bay fig tree in Randwick, known as the "Tree of Knowledge", for construction of Sydney's light rail line.
'Telstra tax' paid by 'trapped' customers
Customers should be recording every outage and loss, says Choice.
Highlights
Keep your trees, we'll take the tram
Winning the public transport lucky dip, then complaining, isn't making the eastern suburbs friends across the other three-quarters of Sydney.
How your fingers can help you lose weight
The clever use of hands and fingers could help you shed the winter fat, say Sydney University researchers.
'You're a good rapper, for a girl'
"I had this secret dream," why do female Australian hip-hop artists struggle to be heard?
Pokemon Go takes over the city
Every generation of Pokemon fans was out on the streets of Sydney, glued to their phones in a battle to "Catch 'Em All".
Have you seen this bird?
Scientists ask for public help spotting yellow-tailed black-cockatoos.
The history of greyhound racing in NSW
Greyhound racing began in NSW in 1927. It wasn't long before it struck trouble.
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Childbirth without the 'trauma'
Too scared to have a second child, mothers Amanda and Minerva were relieved to find a pain management solution that wasn't a caesarean.
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Mannah on Corey Norman sex tape
Parramatta Eels captain Tim Mannah addressed the media following reports of a sex tape involving teammate Corey Norman. Vision courtesy ABC News 24.
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Pedestrian hit on Pitt Street
'Drunk' driver sends a pedestrian hurtling down Pitt Street in Sydney's CBD. Vision Seven News.