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Sydney Olympic Park will be home to a four-platform metro station, the only one its size on Sydney's rapidly expanding metro network, aimed at easing transport headaches at the major events hub.
James Cullen faced being detained and forced to give evidence before a committee after refusing to attend a parliamentary inquiry over the leaking of confidential minutes.
The Sydney mother has since become a volunteer at her workplace having hundreds of important conversations about mental health in an industry that has the largest share of male suicides.
Two mothers reach a confidential settlement with the police after alleging that visits to check on their sons amounted to trespass.
NSW towns are capitalising on canola's picturesque backdrop with a free public field proving a major drawcard.
A NSW Police officer keeps his job despite being found guilty of assaulting a man who was being wheeled into hospital on a gurney by paramedics.
Grace Tame faced criticism after a March ABC Radio Sydney interview in which she likened reports of mass sexual assault during the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, to "propaganda".
NSW police say one of Australia's largest fraud syndicates has fleeced banks of up to $600 million in fraudulent loans in what one investigator described as the largest financial crime he has seen.
A NSW inquiry into missing persons has heard from the family of a 31-year-old woman who went missing from Bathurst 25 years ago.
Sydney businessman Alexander Csergo is sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison for reckless foreign interference, but will be eligible for parole as early as next month due to the time he has already spent in…
Author and journalist Peter FitzSimons has begun to give evidence in Alan Jones's criminal trial, telling the court a young colleague of Mr Jones appeared "deeply upset" while detailing allegations of indecent assault.
Antimony production resumes at a Northern Tablelands mine site after more than a decade of the facility sitting idle.
Louis Meehan, a boxing coach, was shot dead in a community centre car park in Punchbowl on Wednesday night, with police appealing for further information.
A Sydney man charged over a massive data breach involving a NSW courts website allegedly used generative AI to create "scraper" computer code for bulk downloading before asking ChatGPT for legal advice, a court hears.
Calls to halt floodplain harvesting are mounting after NSW's chief water regulator revealed uncertainty around enforcing the state's water laws.
Paramedics treated the man at the scene at a car park in Punchbowl, in Sydney's west, but he could not be saved.
A brumby advocate has said in court that the pest management plan for a NSW national park does not give the government the right to conduct aerial culls.
A former politician giving evidence in Alan Jones's criminal trial is questioned about an event where the broadcaster allegedly kissed a prominent athlete on the mouth.
A District Court jury has been told a woman was allegedly raped by two amateur footballers in the NSW Hunter Valley in 2023.
Jeremy Greenwood told the ICAC he was waiting on a large payment from fugitive developer Jean Nassif to purchase a sports car.
For years Blanche d'Alpuget made headlines for her love affair with Bob Hawke, but the award-winning writer put little energy into worrying about what others thought of her.
Blanche d'Alpuget, the Australian writer and widow of former prime minister Bob Hawke, lived a remarkable life, with her loved ones confirming her death.
South Western Sydney Local Health District is doing the heavy lifting across the city's hospitals in a range of categories, new public health data reveals.
They are the extraordinary powers the premier has promised to expand in a bid to combat gangland violence, but they face a major test in this era of organised crime.
More than 20 years after he last spoke publicly, Tobias Moran tells the ABC he did not kill his girlfriend Simone Strobel in Lismore in 2005 and accuses the police of unfairly targeting him.
The former radio staffer referred to a journalist investigating claims against Alan Jones as "low breed" and "pure evil", a court has heard today.
A driver has avoided injury after a B-double caught fire on the Hume Highway, the tenth truck fire on the main highway between Sydney and Canberra in 70 days.
Once locally extinct across outback NSW, bilbies, bandicoots and bettongs are now back and breeding. The desert's revival has been led by a young couple who moved their lives way out west a decade ago.
There are new plans to build four towers between 24-stories and 43-stories high, that would introduce 470 residential dwellings and 500 units for student accommodation in the heart of Parramatta.
Peabody’s plan to keep its Metropolitan Mine south of Sydney operating until 2044 has won emphatic union backing while drawing calls from the Greens for it to be rejected.
A grazier is at his wits' end after losing $60,000 in sheep to dingo attacks in the past five years, but conservationists say killing the wild dogs is not the answer.
The family of Peter Brock has paid tribute to the legacy of the motorsport legend as the racing community marks 20 years since his passing.
Under voluntary administration and having stood down two-thirds its staff, embattled property developer Bathla Group leaves dozens of projects in limbo.
Grassroots music can open extraordinary doors, as Sydney Philharmonia Choirs members discovered when they performed at the BBC Proms in London's Royal Albert Hall.
Opponents of a controversial housing development in northern New South Wales will have a week to appeal a Federal Court ruling before excavators start digging up the site.
Ashlyn Nassif has been sentenced to a six-month community corrections order with no supervision after pleading guilty in June to publishing false misleading material to obtain advantage.
A First Nations mother of five repeatedly begged prison officials for her medications and was discharged from hospital after a suicide attempt without a mental health review, a coronial inquest heard today. The inquest…
Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone.
Callum Mills will be sidelined for the remainder of Sydney's finals campaign and possibly all of next season after scans revealed an ACL tear in his right knee.
Young people are warned they could face adult penalties if they are convicted of organised crime violence, as part of a crackdown on those planning gang-related hits.
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