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'Once deregulation occurs, prices rise substantially'
The big three electricity retailers are charging as much as triple the rate for power in deregulated markets compared with the ACT, a report finds.
Liberal attempts political return after fake pamphlet controversy
A senior Liberal official who was embroiled in a fake flyer fiasco is attempting a political comeback
Sydney has its cheapest petrol in six months, but be quick
If your car is running on empty, now is the time to fill up.
The top 10 consumer complaints of the year
More than 51,000 consumers have vented their anger with NSW Fair Trading in the past year.
Die-hard Opal runners still beating the system
Despite efforts to close a loophole in the state's electronic ticketing system, people are still "Opal running" to gain free travel on public transport.
Ethics training: ALP councillors' new school for scandal
Labor councillors will be forced to attend ethics training within three months of being elected, following scandals in local government and ugly preselection brawls.
Sydney's four-wheel obsession shows no sign of ending
Sydney has passed a significant motoring milestone despite higher use of public transport.
Skinner silent on non-compliance with anti-superbug program
Jillian Skinner won't say whether she knows how widespread the practice of issuing unapproved doses of restricted antibiotics is in the state's hospitals.
Consumers urged to check washing machines following another fire
A 95-year-old woman has suffered smoke inhalation after being rescued from another fire caused by a washing machine in Auburn.
Private education giant at odds with One Nation senator
A school group has distanced itself from controversial One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts.
The $200m fortune, the ex-wife and the other woman
A spurned wife discovered that her husband had used part of the family's wealth to buy a property for his mistress.
The doctors most likely to skip approvals
Some medical specialties are more inclined to disregard guidelines on antibiotic use.
'There is no holy grail to make money out of poor people'
Detention centre operator Serco is lobbying to bring a controversial business model trialled on asylum seekers in Britain to Sydney.
The pool regulations many house vendors are missing
Sydney houses with backyard pools are failing to comply with new NSW safety regulations, a survey finds.
Doctors putting patients at increased superbug risk
Doctors at one of Sydney's largest hospitals are putting patients at increased risk from superbugs.
'Using poor Sichuan students to subsidise kids who went to Kings'
A spirited debate between vice-chancellors had one point of general agreement: the university sector is chronically underfunded.
Sydney College of the Arts staff face savage cuts
Sydney College of the Arts jobs will be slashed in half as courses are scrapped
How the Sydney Opera House will look after $202m upgrade
The Concert Hall in the Sydney Opera House will be closed for 18 months as the iconic building undergoes a major revamp.
Doctor hits back at 'hurtful, offensive' suggestions by Troy Grant
The head of Sydney's medically supervised injecting room says they are not "touting for business" from pregnant women
From a troubled past to a top teacher: Donna Loughran's journey
Donna Loughran knows the challenges facing her students better than most.
Public probe into St Vincents chemo scandal
The parliamentary inquiry comes amid warnings that improper treatment could be found to extend to hundreds more patients.
Highlights
Prayers answered as rain floods Macquarie Marshes
Scientists, farmers and conservationists have reason to celebrate. A three-year dry spell in north-western NSW has been broken.
School joins a tiny reading revolution
Tiny street libraries popping up in front yards across Australia could soon outnumber conventional public libraries.
A hands-on forensic experience of the fight to save tigers
The illegal trade in tiger bone and skin is threatening these majestic creatures.
Overblown campaign rhetoric bites Baird
Baird and Berejiklian are still likely to get their Ausgrid lease completed, but not without losing some credibility in the process.
How small is a small bar? Bid to double venue size
Just how small is a small bar? And how late can it stay open? These questions are being pondered by the state government.
Can we still use the $470 million census?
The 2016 census program will cost Australian taxpayers around $470 million over five years.
'Natural' snacks not as healthy as you think
Just because a food is labelled "natural" doesn't make it healthy.
The top surname in your suburb
New data shows the rich variety of names that pepper our great city.
Step inside the world's biggest science experiment
Smashing atoms right in the centre of Sydney.
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.