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A man who wore a T-shirt with a banned Nazi symbol outside the antisemitism royal commission in Sydney has been convicted and fined $1,500.
A former sergeant has apologised to the mother of a Sydney man who was shot dead by police while experiencing a mental health episode.
The NSW Net Zero Commission recommends tighter planning controls for the approval of coal extensions and data centres, as it predicts the state will fall short of its legislated 2030 emissions reduction target.
A new study led by Western Sydney University researchers has found a lack of thermal safety standards in social housing is leading to tenants being exposed to unsafe extreme heat events.
A "right of centre" website claiming to be news, with more than 42,000 Facebook followers, may not be as independent as it says. An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has found the site uses AI and a fake news editor.
Greyhound racing at Sydney's Wentworth Park will end early with work to transform the site into public open space to begin within months.
As lawyers for actor Charlotte MacInnes plan to appeal a failed defamation case outcome against Hollywood star Rebel Wilson, a solicitor says the judge's interpretations could be grounds for a retrial or a different…
One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce is back in the spotlight after some harsh words to his dog during a live TV interview, but experts are divided about what works when it comes to pulling a canine into line.
Homeless advocates are slamming the approach of a regional council after it threatened to fine people sleeping rough if they did not move on.
Details of allegations against veteran broadcaster Alan Jones can be revealed, after a non-publication order was lifted by a judge.
A Newcastle accountant is jailed for defrauding hundreds of thousands of dollars from a company that owns a network of supermarkets in the Hunter Valley.
Fire broke out twice in one night at a $16-million mansion on the NSW Mid North Coast. It was approved for demolition just weeks ago, and police are treating the blazes as suspicious.
NSW Police raid a home in the state's far west, allegedly seizing devices containing child and animal abuse material.
Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson will soon hear the decision in the defamation case brought against her by the star of her directorial debut.
Twenty witnesses in the Bondi Beach terror attack case have been granted anonymity, with a judge saying there is a "real risk" to their safety.
When construction finishes next year, the Sydney building will be the tallest hybrid structure in the world by 100 metres.
Paul Wade says he wants to share his experience to raise awareness about concussion, repeated head impacts and brain health across all levels of football.
A controversial plan to transform Sydney's Bondi Junction into a "world-class cultural, civic and commercial hub" has narrowly passed at a council meeting.
Police have charged a second teenager over an alleged arson attack at a NSW Central West school that closed the grounds on the first day of term three.
After Spencer Farley was diagnosed with terminal cancer, he asked his mum to start playing soccer. In the 12 months since his death, the game has kept her going.
A combination of cold weather and moist conditions combine to produce a fogbow in an unlikely place.
Hollywood star Rebel Wilson will learn today whether she defamed the lead actor on her "fun girl-power" film, in a judgment to be handed down in the Federal Court.
Hollywood star Rebel Wilson will learn today whether she defamed the lead actor on her "fun girl-power" film, in a judgement to be handed down in the Federal Court.
The mother of a homeless man whose death outside a Sydney train station went unnoticed for days is pleading for her son's remains to be returned to Nepal.
There have been six incidents involving falling tools and building materials at BlueScope, less than a year since contractor Jack McGrath was killed.
A NSW Police officer locked a 17-year-old in a cell and handcuffed her on separate occasions before he sexually assaulted her in a police station in 1998, a court has heard.
Four boys and one girl have pleaded guilty to manslaughter, after a man with an acquired brain injury was lured to a train station on the NSW South Coast.
A jury finds that Kane Flanders acted in self-defence when he struck Ash Morgan over the head with a Razor scooter at Raymond Terrace in 2024.
The six-month ban on Dr Liu-Ming Schmidt, who works across multiple hospitals in southern NSW, comes after 13 patient complaints, including a missed cancer diagnosis and a "catastrophic error" that contributed to a…
A 17-year-old boy has been charged after allegedly breaking into his old school grounds and causing "extensive" damage to the site.
When bushfire and drought robbed farmer Peter Chauncy of his livelihood, he started chopping wood to sell. Forty years later, he runs one of Australia's largest firewood businesses.
More than 1 million observations of insects, spiders, snails and other invertebrates have been recorded by citizen scientists as part of Bug Hunt Australia since October 2025.
More home security cameras than ever before are being installed, but experts say it is not clear whether they are deterring criminals.
Organisers of Divine Playhouse were served a breach notice earlier this month, in the wake of complaints from some members of the Christian community.
A jury heard the boy was rushed to hospital after he was found with a catastrophic brain injury and a fractured pelvis and rib.
A seafood outlet that has been operating for almost 80 years on the NSW Mid North Coast will go up for auction as the Clarence River Fishermen's Co-op battles financial challenges posed by white spot disease regulations.
Former attorney-general Mark Dreyfus has pushed for more robust social media moderation and protest laws at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.
Some transport planners say the design of a major Western Sydney road upgrade is "nonsensical" and is at odds with the government's commitment to public transport and new housing.
People with lived experience of homelessness say the issue is deepening, as housing stock remains out-of-reach and community providers are left struggling to cope with demand.
Jess Johnson is one of the feel-good stories of the Australian Women's national baseball team.
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