He's back: Jaymes Diaz's new political bid
Jaymes Diaz, one of the most memorable political candidates in recent years, is preparing to re-enter politics, as preselection candidate for the Liberal ticket for Blacktown council.
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How 'ghost' jobs are taking us all for a ride
Employment agencies are accused of advertising fake jobs to get you in the door and on their books.
Old foes unite to fight drug addiction
Two old political foes are uniting to bring onto the agenda the debate about broadening Sydney's lone medically-supervised drug consumption centre to new parts of the city and to include users of the drug ice.
Taking the unis to the students
Building campuses offshore can be a risky business for Australia's universities. But a new invitation from India could change all that.
Four reasons you should worry about low home ownership
The sharp decline in home ownership rates will have far reaching consequences.
What western Sydney is really scared of
Emma Husar let her crutches do the talking during the election campaign.
'No idea how sick I was': the machine that kept Melissa alive
Melissa Allsop was thirty weeks pregnant when she lost consciousness. She woke up two months later, 800 kilometres away form her baby.
Moore Park masterplan drops car parks, adds markets
Draft document commits to preserving existing green space and parkland in the area.
How student debt blew out from $325 million to $3 billion
If the federal government had listened to warnings, it could have saved $3 billion.
Hope revived for Balmain Leagues Club
The potential developer of the former Balmain Leagues Club site has welcomed plans for a road tunnel.
Alleged abuse victim's family asked to pay school fees, inquiry told
Debt collectors hired by a Catholic school pursued a woman whose foster son was allegedly abused by a staff member, a royal commission has heard.
CCTV shows moment car erupts in flames at Merrylands police station
Graphic CCTV footage from outside Merrylands police station has captured the moment a Sydney man's car erupted into a fireball in what police initially feared was a possible terrorist attack.
Wooden escalators face the chop
The escalators at one of Sydney's busiest train stations seem to have worn out their welcome.
Merrylands Police Station attack follows history of threats
A "very deliberate" attack on Merrylands Police Station comes after shooting threats were made against seven months ago.
The Sydney unis winning big from uncapped student places
Two Sydney universities are among the big winners from the demand driven system, a report reveals.
Highlights
How Sydney is helping save the Tasmanian devil
Fear of extinction is beginning to give way to hope for survival.
The job application that could land you a $17,000 debt
Careers Australia, already prosecuted by the consumer watchdog, is now buying data from job ad websites to boost its student numbers.
Medibank customers are the least happy
Complaints to the Ombudsman skyrocketed in the past three years.
The truth about ready-made baby food
To all the parents making a dash down the baby food aisle: you're doing just fine.
Cinema chain's 'unfair' penalty over booking process
The Palace Cinemas chain has fallen foul of the ACCC over its ticketing process. But it says the penalty is "unfair".
The violent deaths behind your eggs
We know the ethical issues around free range eggs, but how about the mass killings of millions of male chicks?
HSC 2016: Study guide
HSC inspectors and teachers give their best advice ahead of this year's exams.