Deborah Snow is a senior writer with The Sydney Morning Herald and a former federal political reporter for the Australian Financial Review. She has also served as foreign correspondent for ABC-TV in Moscow and London, and as a reporter on Four Corners.
Parents helping their kids buy a first car should be spending that "little bit more" to ensure the vehicle has at least some up to date safety features, the federal transport minister has warned, speaking against the backdrop of a sharp spike in road deaths particularly among the young.
NSW Labor has fired its first political shot of the New Year with an assault on the Baird and Turnbull governments over housing affordability.
In burkinis and boardshorts, a hot day in Sydney brings this diverse city to the beach to swim, celebrate and share memories.
The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is seeking to ramp up revenue opportunities from some of Sydney's most stunning natural beauty spots.
Rising tensions within NSW police over the long-running Lindt cafe inquest have burst into the open.
A letter sent to federal Opposition Whip Chris Hayes has become the subject of a bitter legal battle.
The Nice terror attack highlights the need to clarify the role the ADF should play in domestic terrorism events in future, says defence think tank.
Key maritime industries are seeking an urgent meeting with Premier Mike Baird to safeguard vital ports and marine infrastructure on prime harbourside land around the inner city Bays Precinct.
The coronial inquiry into the Lindt cafe siege has revealed deep concerns about the leadership of the NSW Police.
"We will never know." After hours of questioning at the Lindt cafe inquest on Wednesday, this was the essence of Commissioner Andrew Scipione's many (and at times convoluted) answers to one of the key questions which has hung over this inquiry since its inception.
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