Mother of newborn killed in hospital gas mix-up speaks out
The devastated mother of a newborn boy who died when he was given the wrong gas at a Sydney hospital has described how she held her baby's lifeless body and urged him to "wake up, wake up".
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How child sex abuse investigators cope with the images they see
In an office in Pyrmont, a team of eight investigators is helping to identify victims and perpetrators of online child sexual abuse content.
'Start listening to us' implores indigenous leader
Aboriginal leader Mick Gooda fought back tears as he expressed cautious hope for an inquiry into the Northern Territory's youth justice system.
P-plate phone ban's knock-on effect
Plumber James Thornton, 27, says the ban will be disastrous for businesses like his.
State operating in 'blindness' without carbon rules
It's time for the Baird government to link national carbon goals to NSW's planning rules, the EDO says.
Uber's taking a big bite out of Sydney's food delivery market
Uber has entered Sydney's booming food delivery market, and restaurants that have long resisted on-demand delivery apps are signing up.
Science behind milk's health claims a 'game changer'
a2 launched a legal battle over a rival's use of its "A2 protein" claim. It could spectacularly backfire.
Lindt officer who shot Man Haron Monis describes final moments
In the moment before Officer A entered the Lindt cafe and shot Man Haron Monis, he could see the gunman staring back through the glass doors.
Jeff Fenech 'lost his cool', court hears
Former Australian boxing world champion Jeff Fenech was sentenced today for disrupting a hearing before the NSW Crime Commission.
Scipione and Burn to be called to testify at Lindt cafe inquest
Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione and his deputy commissioner Catherine Burn will be called to give evidence at the Lindt cafe siege inquest.
Lifts (and ramps) to be installed on the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Lifts will soon allow those in wheelchairs, the elderly and families with prams to avoid the steps to the iconic structure's pedestrian walkway.
Fred Nile's ultimatum for poles and wires sale contracts
There is a fresh fight over electricity companies being partially privatised in a potential blow to the $10 billion transaction.
'First step' on way to green grid
Planning Minister Rob Stokes has announced funding to begin connecting open spaces through the city.
A nation divided on our favourite meat
Meat continues to be the meal of choice for Australians, who are spending $378 million a week on meat to cook at home.
Jaymes Diaz's new political bid
Jaymes Diaz, one of the most memorable political candidates in recent years, is preparing to re-enter politics.
Knives out in preselection battles
Knives are out for two western Sydney Mayors, who are facing allegations from within their own parties that they are not fit for re-election.
Rumblings surround $450m Sydney Modern project as waiting game bites
In March 2013, Steven Lowy stood before the faithful of the Art Gallery of NSW and made his pitch for a major overhaul that would deliver an ambitious Sydney Modern.
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.
Highlights
Science behind milk's health claims a 'game changer'
a2 launched a legal battle over a rival's use of its "A2 protein" claim. It could spectacularly backfire.
The male breadwinner is an outdated relic
It is time to dispense with a relic lingering at the core of our economy: the male breadwinner.
Why Grant is wrong about injecting room
Anyone living in Kings Cross during the heroin "boom" of the late 1990s found it almost impossible to not stumble across the impact of addiction.
How Sydney is helping save the Tasmanian devil
Fear of extinction is beginning to give way to hope for survival.
Ferry McFerryface? Naming competition for new Sydney fleet
But the government is guarding against the democratic process being hijacked by a groundswell of silliness.
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?