Baird favourite being squeezed out of another preselection
Cr Le is now considering whether to run as an independent candidate for mayor and councillor.
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The secret admission at the heart of the hospital scandals
"Do patients need to be informed?" The outrageous suggestion tears at the edges of an extraordinary week for the state's health system.
Baird favourite Le being squeezed out of another preselection
Cr Le is now considering whether to run as an independent candidate for mayor and councillor.
Sirius: 'They don't think people like me should have these views'
The whole history of The Rocks is "being eroded", say critics of the Baird government's decision to sell the iconic Sirius building.
The traditional emphasis that's holding back Asian Australians
Could the emphasis on hard work and high marks be a hindrance, not a help?
X-rays reveal long-hidden secrets of Degas' other woman
A non-invasive technique developed by the Australian Synchrotron has revealed a hidden portrait beneath a Degas painting.
Sydney's worst stretch of road revealed
Think your commute is bad? Here the city's five worst bottlenecks.
Chart reveals astonishing growth in complaints about Medibank
Complaints against Medibank are escalating at a stunning rate.
How 'lazy tax' doubled Hans' bill
Customers opting for monthly billing have been surprised by the estimates used to charge them.
Truck driver charged after 'menacing, filming' Sydney cyclists: police
A truck driver has been charged after he allegedly filmed himself deliberately driving through a puddle to spray a group of cyclists in a tunnel near Sydney Airport.
'I'm holding her hands, she's dying and I can't do nothing'
As his wife lay almost lifeless after her ice-addled nephew had bashed her with a brick, Ralph Townsend held her hand and cried "my baby is dead".
What are you really covered for? One mum's nasty surprise
Brooke Tasovac thought her pregnancy would be covered by her upgraded hospital policy. But like many mothers, she was wrong.
Sydney Swans player Michael Talia pleads guilty to drug possession
Sydney Swans player Michael Talia has been placed on a 12 month good behaviour bond after pleading guilty to a drug possession charge before a Sydney court on Thursday.
Inspector's call for ICAC exoneration 'misunderstands justice system'
A call by the inspector of the ICAC to allow people found corrupt but not convicted in the courts to have their records expunged has been dismissed by a leading barrister.
Education ministers Piccoli and Birmingham clash over Gonski funding
Education minister Adrian Piccoli has defended the NSW NAPLAN results, saying it would be "naive" to expect the new funding model to lead to a turnaround in the 2016 results.
'Outstanding' federal parliament candidate faces being dumped
Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun appears set to be dumped by the Liberal Party.
Chaos plagues Census 2016
Privacy fears, calls for a boycott and phone lines unable to cope. Welcome to census 2016.
Delay to opening of second stage of WestConnex motorway
Sydney motorists will have to wait longer than planned for the second stage of the $16.8 billion WestConnex motorway to be opened to vehicles.
Hospital engineer stood down over baby gassing
Health Minister Jillian Skinner fronted the media on Tuesday to deliver the interim report into the tragic errors.
St Vincent's 'lied to the public', says minister
Failures by senior management and a rising number of patients caught up in St Vincent's hospital's chemotherapy dosing scandal has been revealed in a damning report.
Noreen Hay to quit NSW Parliament
Wollongong MP Noreen Hay is set to announce her resignation from the NSW parliament by the end of the month.
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.
Highlights
The one thing students need more than high test scores
As many suspected all along ... there are things that matter a lot more than a good test score.
The cat food brands that don't meet nutrition standards
Unclear standards mean we aren't quite sure what we're feeding our favourite little purr balls.
Sydney 'deserves better' than Sirius
Heritage experts say it should be preserved - but that would reduce the sale price, argues the state government.
Harry Potter fans unleash on Big W
Big W customers across Australia have written of their "disgust and anger" at the handling of the sale the new Harry Potter book.
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.