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Under the deal the Commonwealth and state of NSW will split the cost down the middle, with Rio Tinto contributing at least $1.1 billion to reduce its power usage and gear toward renewables.
Gun clubs must be better equipped to spot the signs of radicalisation in members who risk committing violent acts, a shooting organisation official and psychologist says.
The judge in radio broadcaster Alan Jones's criminal trial has allowed changes to the date range of alleged indecent assault offences in the second week of proceedings, after witnesses gave conflicting timelines.
A jury has found David Robert Blackbourne not guilty on one count of assault with act of indecency, but was unable to reach a verdict on multiple other sexual assault charges.
Pop star Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day has admitted he failed to pay money owed to the singer and apologised for his actions, after the pair reached a settlement in an almost decade-long legal battle.
NSW Energy Minister Penny Sharpe says the rollout of renewable energy zones has been "too slow", with mistakes inevitable as part of efforts to speed up the process.
A former NSW Liberal Party operative has told the state's corruption watchdog a text he sent referring to handing over "filthy schools money" was a "stupid joke".
A new Western Sydney University report finds grassroots organisations are often the first and last responders, but often face burnout.
The prime minister and NSW premier are expected to announce a bailout for the country's largest aluminium smelter tomorrow.
Drug importer-turned fugitive Hussein Chamas is jailed for trafficking and absconding from a NSW rehabilitation facility before trying to flee Australia.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott has headed to the NSW South Coast to rally disaffected Liberals as senior local party figures concede they need to rebuild voters' trust.
Callum Turner and Will Gluck walked the red carpet at the Sydney premiere of One Night Only, as invited guests took a break from the census for the special event.
After a month of consultation with staff and unions, SunRice has confirmed the loss of 78 jobs and changes to 92 positions in the Riverina, with the local council pointing the finger at water buybacks.
Police have dropped all charges against Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed Al Ahmed, after previously accusing him of assaulting and intimidating his father.
A 32-year-old solicitor from north-west NSW has been charged with 16 offences, including manufacturing prohibited firearms.
Cutting edge forensic science could help shine new light on current First Nations cold cases across Australia.
Dusty Langby will walk from Warren in western NSW to the prime minister's office in Canberra to talk about the need for better paediatric care in the bush.
The 47-year-old Emperor's Garden restaurant famously attracted long queues of customers lining up for cream puffs made fresh and sold cheap from a small takeaway window.
Amid the hustle of shoppers in Parramatta, an art installation with personal shrines symbolises an oasis for Greater Western Sydney's queer community seeking visibility and acceptance.
Fugitive George Dib, accused of directing a global organised crime syndicate while on the run, has been arrested in Lebanon.
It took more than 20 hours to establish suspected human remains found in a suitcase near Goulburn were actually a life-like doll. A forensic expert says the extraordinary case shows why investigators can't rush a…
More than 100 service stations across the country have been raided, in a coordinated blitz targeting "suspected criminal activity" and the alleged sale of illicit tobacco and vapes.
A 31-year-old has been found not criminally responsible for killing his mother at a Gunnedah caravan park, just hours before he was due to see a psychiatrist.
Children at an increasingly young age are engaging with violent extremist material at a "disturbing" rate, Australia's counter-terrorism coordinator says.
The brother of a man accusing Alan Jones of indecent assault has told the court he never saw the radio host act inappropriately towards his brother, and was only told of the allegations after Mr Jones's arrest.
The new public square will be opposite Town Hall in the heart of Sydney's CBD, promising "the grandeur of a European square".
Influential US musician and producer Rick Beato has heaped praise on the debut single by 13-year-old Sydney performer Niko Karolia.
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg said he made a submission to the commission and indicated his willingness to appear as a witness.
Lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood said a right-wing Liberal Party factional group at the centre of a corruption watchdog inquiry became so "toxic" he encouraged his friends to leave it.
Described by the shock jock himself as a "digital mess" Kyle Sandilands has launched his new show with NSW Premier Chris Minns his first guest.
Club-goers were allegedly pushed against walls and forced to strip in public as police led sniffer dogs through venues on and near Oxford Street on June 13, in the middle of Pride Month.
Police are still working to identify human remains found in a suitcase by the side of a road in southern NSW.
The NSW government's portable rental bond system starts today and will cost renters who want to use the online service $25.
Escalating gangland tensions see a junior member of the Alameddines benched from playing rugby league, but his brother has been given the green light to play.
Police were called to Oallen, about 60 kilometres south-east of Goulburn, just before 1pm.
Belongings found on a popular beach sparks search for missing swimmer who failed to return from the water.
A cabin crew member is injured when Jetstar and Qatar Airlines planes almost collide on the tarmac at Sydney Airport this morning.
New South Wales artist Paul Knight has won $40,000 as part of the 2026 National Photography Prize, for his work exploring his relationship with his partner.
Here are some of the most notable moments from the first fortnight of NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption hearings under Operation Rosny.
An early magpie swooping season, underwhelming ski season and canola crops blooming a month in advance are some signs of an unusually warm winter across NSW.
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