Lethal NSW floods flow south
"A live horse floated straight past us but there was nothing we could do. In seconds it had been and gone."
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Eamonn Duff
Eamonn Duff is the Sun-Herald senior investigative writer
Trainer who doped greyhounds has 12-year ban cut to 30 months
She doped her greyhounds using the same drug exploited by Lance Armstrong. Now Melinda Finn is celebrating after seeing her 12-year ban reduced to just 30 months.
Top cop backed flawed inquiry
The frontrunner for the NSW Police Commissioner's job refused to investigate alleged police corruption, where fabricated evidence was used to justify an undercover drug sting against gay officers.
NSW Police overlooked scientific advice about hair sample and sacked drug-tested sergeant
A single strand of hair that destroyed the life of a Sydney sergeant has the potential to influence the future of not just the NSW Police Force but all NSW workplaces.
Australian Turf Club rocked by horse cruelty scandal
The Australian Turf Club is engulfed in a major drugging scandal after its mounted security division was shut down amid claims that ex-raceshorses were abused and routinely sedated to fulfil lucrative commercial work.
Fearless foxes become regular residents on Sydney's Coogee Beach
Early risers are used to the occasional late night straggler loitering on Sydney's Coogee Beach at sunrise. But they are never normally this wild.
'You have to be poor to go to jail': How an Aussie fugitive was caught out
An Australian fugitive who taunted the FBI about his life on the run has come unstuck in Brazil where he has been convicted for using a fake passport.
Sea World dolphin show sabotaged by activists
Ugly scenes have unfolded at Queensland's Sea World theme park where animal activists ambushed a dolphin show - and then clashed with angry onlookers.
Canine crisis: Thousands of Sydney residents at war over barking mad dog disputes
Thousands of Sydney residents are being driven barking mad by nuisance dogs and their owners, new council complaint statistics have revealed.
Sydney mum takes on Catholic Church in unfair dismissal case
The Catholic church has settled an unfair dismissal case with a Sydney mother who was dumped one week after filing a bullying complaint.
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