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The 134-year-old Lapstone Hill Tunnel was used to store munitions in World War II and later became a mushroom farm. Now there are calls to make it a link between two towns in the Lower Blue Mountains.
The popular Haymarket restaurant and bakery known best for its cream puffs has been shuttered with signage noting the premises "has been lawfully re-entered and possession taken".
A co-author of the first NSW Coastal Protection Act says 50 years of research is being undermined by courts allowing people to protect their own properties at select locations.
An avalanche of "toxic fitspo content" online was the catalyst for Isabella Charon's eating disorder, but what kickstarted it had been her time within the modelling industry.
The Minns government has rejected key advice from a review it commissioned, which recommends hate speech laws be extended to protect more members of the community.
Sam Amine is awaiting sentence in the NSW District Court after pleading guilty to brokering the supply of the drugs and firearm.
A man arrested for carrying a fake gun and wearing a fake police vest at Sydney's Moore Park has been released on bail after a court heard he was attending a costume party.
Damien Tudehope tells the state's corruption inquiry he did not believe payments made by his friend and hotelier Michael O'Hara, a prohibited donor, were political donations.
The Central Coast Mariners women's team will be part of the upcoming A-League soccer competition thanks to a group better known for its interest in the NRL.
Motor neurone disease advocate Bob Montgomery dies just one day after completing a 5,300-kilometre bicycle ride across Australia.
The head of a peak Jewish body has criticised the conduct of protestors at a pro-Palestinian rally organised in the wake of Hamas's attack on Israel, prompting a tense exchange at the antisemitism royal commission.
A man accusing Alan Jones of indecently assaulting him has detailed in court a night at the broadcaster's farm, where he said Mr Jones demanded he have a shower and come out wearing "a robe and nothing else".
More than 12,000 blood donors are needed over the next seven days as the nation faces ongoing shortages of type O and A blood supplies.
It was a moment one teacher at a small public school on the NSW Far South Coast will never forget.
The leader of one of the world's most high-profile Jewish organisations says Australia faces a crucial test on how it tackles the rise of antisemitism.
New South Wales is the only jurisdiction to fund emergency services through a tax on insurance premiums. Home owners and industry stakeholders want that changed.
The police operation unfolded at the Entertainment Quarter in Sydney's east, with officers swarming the area following reports a person had a firearm.
A woman has made an emotional appeal for information about her missing mother, Yvonne Whear, nearly six months after the 73-year-old disappeared near Murwillumbah in the NSW Northern Rivers.
An investigation is underway after a worker died following a "mobile equipment incident" at a Hunter Valley open-cut coal mine.
Toll prices will be lowered on Sydney motorways including the Lane Cove Tunnel, M2, and Cross City Tunnel, but neither WestConnex nor NorthConnex will be included.
A man in his 60s and a man in his 30s were removed from the rubble and taken to hospital in a serious condition.
Veteran Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones arrives at court for the first day of his indecent assault and sexual touching trial.
Small businesses in the outback say inaccuracies on Live Traffic NSW about whether roads are open or closed, or if they even exist, are causing confusion among travellers and a loss of vital income.
This week, ICAC's gaze is likely to feel even closer for state opposition leader Kellie Sloane, as the anti-corruption commission hears from one of her most senior parliamentary colleagues.
Murrumbidgee Council staff will get long weekends every week from next year when a four-day working week trial begins.
A New South Wales charity responsible for finding foster homes for children spent more than $40,000 of taxpayer money to send its chief executive on a "sabbatical" to the US and Europe.
It is the former agent's second bid to enter Australia after his first visa was rejected because immigration authorities feared he was unlikely to leave.
In an interview with former Nine Today presenter, Karl Stefanovic, released on YouTube, Sandilands said threatening letters had been left at his office.
Bob Montgomery, 82, and his grandson Tom Malcolm, 18, have completed an epic cross-country cycling journey to raise money for research into motor neurone disease.
Anna and Mark Dombkins say their love for one another and helping others led them to move overseas to adopt.
Eastern Rosellas by seven-year-old Miles and his dad Joel Phillips is the perfect song you can't get out of your head. Experts in stage and academia say the ingredients are all there.
Gia Lam gave birth to her son and was dead three days later. A coronial inquest found her death was preventable. Her family are now breaking their silence.
A teenage boy has been charged with murder following the death of a man at Gosford.
Police arrested the teenage driver at the scene and checks revealed he was disqualified from driving 12 months ago and the number plates were not registered to that car.
On the NSW South Coast, working dogs and pets are learning how to identify the smell of a an expensive delicacy to see if they have what it takes to become professional truffle hunters.
Sheridan Apter's family knew she would want to make one final gift, but the way Australia defines death may have got in the way.
Eowyn Lacey and Tash Cunningham just wanted a way to clear out some of their excess fruit and vegetables. Now, they are feeding the community.
After significant media attention, more than 70 witnesses are set to give evidence during the judge-only trial at the Downing Centre in Sydney's CBD.
Homelessness NSW says it is easier to get a holiday rental than a long-term rental — and that needs to change. But the industry says those claims are unfair.
The son of a convicted drug smuggler has been sentenced to four years' jail for helping to retrieve cocaine from a ship in the Port of Newcastle.
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