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Rising living costs and housing insecurity are reshaping the experience of leaving domestic violence. Nicole Yade understands this experience firsthand.
The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion is continuing in Sydney, with witnesses to give evidence about ways to improve education and training to prevent hate.
The Liberal leader opens about a balcony fall that left him with a broken back and altered the course of his life.
Government documents show hundreds of businesses operating in Australia have breached food safety laws, with one politician warning "you could be eating a minced horse".
A major contractor on the multi-billion-dollar Snowy Hydro project is facing allegations it exposed two tunnelling workers to the risk of death or serious injury when they were told to use a broken drill.
Mark Peckham, 39, has been sentenced for murdering George Kirk at a Dubbo home while looking for drugs.
Experts say the escape of a fully laden coal train which rolled downhill through the NSW Hunter Valley with no-one on board was a "worst-case scenario" for rail safety.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson loses an appeal against a court ruling which found she racially discriminated against Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi.
Beachside residents at The Entrance North can start building their own seawall after a court ruling that may set a precedent for the entire NSW coastline.
A royal commission on antisemitism has pressed a risk and security consultant on his belief that the private security sector should be armed when protecting open air events.
A volunteer lifeguard who helped save a woman attacked by a shark at Coogee Beach in Sydney's east has won the world paddleboarding championship.
In her opening statement on Monday, Counsel Assisting the Commission, Peggy Dwyer SC, said phone intercepts allegedly showed Jean Nassif was in contact with both Jean-Claude Perrottet and Charles Perrottet.
The lack of hotel space for the soon-to-be opened Western Sydney Airport (WSI) has been flagged as a major issue.
The sole route into some secluded villages in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney will not be fixed until July next year, leaving garden owners and nut farmers counting substantial losses.
The NSW Liberal Party comes under focus as the investigation named Operation Rosny begins eight weeks' of public hearings.
A person is dead after a house fire at Kiama on the NSW south coast, which police are not treating as suspicious.
The fully laden coal train started rolling downhill during a crew change in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Manly's revival under Kieran Foran has screeched to a halt in brutal fashion with Cronulla running riot at Brookvale Oval in a 48-10 belting.
Fishing clubs across the state say more young people are picking up the rod and tackle, with some going digital and launching apps to track catches and hook the next generation of anglers.
A major new national park will be created in Western Sydney, aimed at protecting threatened species, and providing green space for the city's rapidly-growing population.
Sydney is in the middle of a data centre boom fuelled by the global AI race. In Lane Cove West and Ryde, residents and councils say they are the ones paying the price.
Concerned about developments on Sydney's urban fringe, these residents combined their powers to save space for the natural world on their doorstep.
An Illawarra family that has spent two years trying to build another modular home on their property have been told the move would make it a "manufactured housing estate".
Eight weeks of public hearings by the corruption watchdog that could change the NSW Liberal Party forever begin on Monday. These are some of the key players embroiled in the donations investigation.
A community group wanted to spark a conversation about greening a concrete strip but drew the ire of transport authorities.
A woman will face court after allegedly making antisemitic comments to a group including Jewish leaders and Sydney Swans players at the site of the Bondi terror attack.
A New South Wales school principal at the centre of an investigation over alleged antisemitic comments could resume his role after a court ruling in his favour.
Australia's last surviving Kokoda campaign veteran, Reginald James Chard OAM, has died aged 102.
Financial pressures limited Grafton BMX rider Tahlia Marsh's race starts for seven years, but her determination has now won her a world championship in Brisbane.
Police say they stopped the 22-year-old in a BMW Coupe about 1am this morning, allegedly travelling 109 kilometres per hour on the Anzac Bridge.
Australians are being urged by a peak motorist association not to panic buy fuel amid a flare-up of tensions in the Middle East, saying prices are nowhere near April's record high.
Police are still trying to identify a child from a Putney childcare centre in Sydney's north who was found pictured on electronic devices seized from Hamish Tait as part of the investigation.
As a Rohingya person from Myanmar, Asma was denied an official nationality. Migration experts say statelessness, an issue faced by over 8,000 people in Australia, remains poorly understood.
As the NSW government considers closing 350 kilometres of shoreline to abalone harvesting, divers say the severe decline of the shellfish is due to mismanagement.
Luddenham is a five-minute drive from Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), but some residents say they are missing out on the benefits it should be bringing them.
First home buyers are "less likely to be affected" by Sydney's housing price and unit downturn as historically affordable areas have increased, a property expert says.
Telcos were forced to publish mobile phone coverage maps to new standards last month, but some Telstra customers say they still do not reflect reality.
Nineteen months before making the parliamentary speech that sparked a corruption inquiry into NSW Liberal figures and their relationship with a fugitive property developer, parliamentary secretary Ray Williams sent an…
The defence team of a former NSW Police officer accused of raping a 17-year-old girl in 1998 has told a court her claims are unreliable.
The family of a man who was fatally shot through a screen door during an argument over a dog say the sentence handed to his killer is "bittersweet".
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