The statue that is dividing Sydney
A dispute over a $35,000 community statue has seen supporters summoned to a meeting with the consul-general and a state minister.
Latest NSW news
Revealed: Australia's most recalled products
Cars have topped the list of most recalled products in 2015-16, according to new figures released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
This is the thin edge of the wedge
The future of a major gas project in NSW just became a little clearer.
Big chill on the way for Sydney
Winter's not yet done with another storm brewing for coastal NSW.
'Tired of the situation': Ian Roberts runs for City of Sydney Council
He was one of the toughest rugby league players on the field, now former Australia and NSW star Ian Roberts is taking on a tougher challenge in Sydney.
Obeids hire PI in case against ICAC
Eddie Obeid has hired a private detective in an attempt to discover whether a crime figure provided information about his and his family's affairs to the ICAC.
How I found my dad after 62 years
A chance discovery led Lee Mcdonald on a decades-long search to find her missing dad.
Killer farmer Ian Turnbull taken to court by son
Convicted murderer Ian Turnbull, who shot dead an environmental officer investigating him for illegal land clearing, has been locked in a battle with his son over the ownership of his farms.
Kaye's widow intervenes in NSW Greens preselection fight
The battle over who will replace Greens MLC John Kaye in the NSW upper house has taken an extraordinary turn
Two girls, 7, found after going missing on family camping trip in Orange
Two girls who disappeared for nearly 20 hours during a family camping trip near Orange have been found.
'There are friends that do still take the census as a joke'
Misel Burford will fill out her first census form on August 9, but statistically she is among those least likely to do so.
'Santos has been working hand in glove with the government'
Coal seam gas developer Santos and the Baird government communicated closely at the time new laws curbing protest activity were being drawn up, documents reveal.
Council probes mayor's disappearing 'renovation' mystery
Is this the most thorough home renovation ever undertaken in Sydney? Or is something else going on?
The country where more Australians are studying than ever before
The tide of the one-way student exchange has turned back towards the booming Asian business market.
Kangaroo meat is dividing the nation
Are kangaroos an underused resource, an agricultural liability or a treasured icon in need of protection?
Two men in balaclavas at large after botched home invasion
Two men in balaclavas are on the run, after a home invasion on Friday night in Sydney's north-west.
'Desist from calling me cuddles'
It can now be revealed a Sydney deputy mayor's bad behaviours towards staff goes further.
'Worst of the worst': Father's years of abuse against daughter revealed
From the outside they appeared to be two parents dedicated to doing everything they could to help their children achieve their Olympic dreams.
Man charged after $200,000 found stashed in airbag cavity
A man has been charged after police found $200,000 stashed in the passenger's airbag cavity of a car, following a vehicle stop in West Wyalong in the state's central west on Friday.
Pauline Hanson wades into NSW privatisation controversy
"Are you concerned? You should be. So am I. Alarm bells are ringing," says the One Nation senator.
Clover Moore wants to reduce size of Sydney golf course
Clover Moore says she would consider subsidising the cost of reducing the size of Moore Park Golf Course.
Why this boot was hidden in the Children's Court a century ago
"These people lived in fear of death" - and the secreted item was meant to bring good luck.
Highlights
Nearly everything at Daiso is $2.80. But is it really a bargain?
Almost everything at this "Japanese variety wonderland" is $2.80. But how does it compare to Australia's other discount chains?
'Sydney needs a change': Forster's plan for the city
Should Christine Forster become Sydney's next lord mayor she says it will not be because businesses sealed her victory.
What to do if you suspect child abuse
When your instincts tell you something is wrong this is how to respond.
The hidden condition holding back students
Screening for a serious congenital condition may fail to identify babies at risk of developing poor skills in primary school, a world-first study suggests.
Personal cost of a ferocious debate
Among the best honoured rules of political combat is that while elected representatives are fair game, their families are not, without very, very good reason.
Kennedy Awards: Fairfax journalists dominate 2016 finalists announcement
Fairfax Media journalists have been nominated in 16 categories in the Kennedy Awards for Excellence in NSW Journalism.
Australia gears up for 21st National Tree Day
Planet Ark is expecting about 300,000 people to plant 1.1 million trees on Schools Tree Day and National Tree Day,
Jobs that didn't exist at the last Census
Five years ago, Henry Weaver was starting a law degree. Now he has a job title you may not have heard before.
Pokemon Go or porn? The internet chose Pokemon Go
Not even porn could beat Pokemon Go in Google search trends - and marketing experts say it isn't going away any time soon.
What happened to Dolly's clones?
Advances in cloning research have potential to develop cells for organ regeneration.