White supremacist charged over church fire
A white supremacist from Sydney has been charged with setting fire to a Pentacostal church on the NSW mid-north coast.
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Nick Ralston
Nick Ralston is the Crime Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Court played an Islamic State-inspired video filmed in a western Sydney granny flat
Kneeling in his western Sydney granny-flat, knife in hand, machete in front and with the Islamic State hanging behind him, Omar al-Kutobi delivered a message.
Alleged terrorist chased vicitm, then police in Minto attack
A south-west Sydney student charged over a terrorist stabbing tried to force his way into a suburban hair salon to continue his attack and then ran at police when they arrived to arrest him, new footage shows.
Man detained by police for 'suspicious behaviour' outside Opera House
A man has been detained by NSW police after he was seen acting suspiciously outside the Sydney Opera House.
Sydney primary school teacher charged with indecently assaulting three students
A teacher has been charged after he allegedly groomed and then indecently assaulted three boys at a primary school in Sydney's south-west.
Five people injured in a dog attack at Wentworthville in Sydney's west
Five people have been injured after being attacked by two dogs at Wentworthville in Sydney's west.
Two boys charged with sexually assaulting female student at primary school
Two 12-year-old boys have been charged with the aggravated sexual assault of a female student at a primary school on Sydney's northern beaches.
"#dumbanddumber" accused drug mules document world tour on Instagram
The holiday photos look like two young women on a dream trip cruising around the world, not two alleged drug mules working for an international drug syndicate.
Three Canadians held after 95kg of cocaine found on cruise ship: police
Three Canadian nationals have been arrested after 95 kilograms of cocaine was discovered on a cruise ship that docked in Sydney.
Is nine months enough time to find Andrew Scipione's replacement for NSW police commissioner?
Nick Kaldas might be one of the most decorated and well-credentialed officers in recent NSW history but he is not going to be the answer to the leadership crisis in the NSW police. But nor does he need to be.
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