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A splash of green has returned to New South Wales paddocks were bare and barren just weeks ago, but the soil is still depleted and so are farmers' bank accounts.
Scientists are investigating whether gene editing could become a tool for helping kelp adapt to the increasing challenges posed by climate change.
Rosie the dog had her tumours treated by an mRNA vaccine developed with the help of artificial intelligence. Her owner had decided to explore treatment options using AI chatbots.
More than a dozen dead birds that washed up on southern WA beaches are reported to authorities amid concerns an outbreak of avian influenza is spreading.
Students who witnessed a violent fight between two men on a school bus have been left shaken by the incident.
It took Wiradjuri man Victor Bartley 16 years to be recognised for his military service. Now, 55 years after he came home, a charity has tracked him down to offer him thanks.
The modular home model would involve sections of rooms being constructed off-site in a dedicated facility before being transported to new developments across NSW.
A community reeling from a shark attack off Sydney which left a woman in critical condition is returning to the water for a swim-out to support the victim's family.
NSW Coroner's Court has found racial attitudes played a central role in the police investigation into Mark Haines's death 38 years ago.
At Circular Quay, Opera Bar and several other seagull hotspots in Sydney, an unlikely crew provides a special kind of security.
Allegations of police aggression and intimidation during a drug operation at LGBTQIA+ venues across Sydney's Oxford Street will be considered by the law enforcement watchdog.
A court hears two brothers were tracked riding recklessly for 13km and attempted to evade police following a riot in Newcastle.
A choir formed in the tiny village of Candelo, on the New South Wales Far South Coast, is giving a voice to the LGBTQ+ community.
Nate Lawson's family looked to their son's love of superheroes to raise awareness about the rare disease that took his life.
When the Tedesco family bought a sprawling property called Chelsea Farm in the Hills Shire district, they knew nothing of its more than 220-year history.
A NSW parliamentary inquiry into the state of live music has heard concerns about a lack of music education in schools and the knock-on effect on future events.
Demolitions at Sydney's biggest public housing estate are beginning as part of the transformation of 750 public housing units into a mixture of 3300 private, social and affordable homes.
The Snowy Mountains are not quite living up to their name as a slow start to the ski season leaves some seasonal workers out of a job.
Tunnelling for a new motorway in Sydney's south will recommence after collapses and sinkholes halted the project more than two years ago.
A magnitude-3.4 earthquake within the Newmont Cadia Gold Mine site, south of Orange, is felt by people in surrounding areas.
Radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands has revealed the details of his next move after accepting a "piddly little" settlement of $12 million in his contract dispute with ARN Media.
The National Parks Association wants an ambitious 1.2-million-hectare national park spanning from the Illawarra to the Victorian border.
Lawyers for Daryl Maguire have argued he had "no idea" about the visa process at a trial examining his alleged involvement in a fraudulent visa scheme.
The inquest into the 2020 death of Biddy Porter hears her killer had developed early onset schizophrenia, which is "extremely rare" for a person of their age at the time.
Annalouise Spence is accused of using Judith Neilson's American Express cards to steal money and fund an extravagant lifestyle.
Corbie Jean Walpole, who set her friend on fire after he made a "misogynistic" comment at a party, has lost her bid for a shorter jail term, with the appeal judges saying her offending required "strong denunciation".
The former Parramatta council CEO described the public hearings into her alleged corruption as "the Spanish Inquisition."
Hundreds of former Tahmoor miners could soon return to jobs close to home after liquidators announced the sale of the mine to a consortium led by Golden Energy and Resources and M Resources.
The death of an Indigenous teenager Mark Haines, whose body was discovered on railway tracks in northern NSW in 1988, remains a mystery despite a coronial inquest that stretched over 24 days.
A 22-year-old man living on the NSW–Victorian border was arrested on Wednesday after detectives assumed the online identity of a girl.
The parents of two children killed when they were hit by a car in Sydney's south-west yesterday have spoken of their shock, saying they forgive driver.
The state government wants to replace about 400 social housing properties moments from the beach with a 2,500-apartment development, but tenants say they will not go.
The alleged gunman slipped the net and fled to Lebanon days after he was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to take out a Sydney underworld figure in 2022.
The NSW government has authorised a convicted paedophile to manage nearly a dozen apartment buildings across Sydney, including those popular with young families.
When two-year-old Teddy suffered a suspected broken leg on his family's outback property, the journey to hospital was complicated by a lack of reliable weather forecasting.
Jotika and Sunny Sharma took out a loan to purchase their Sydney franchise in 2015. When the lease expired this year, their relationship with the convenience store giant turned ugly.
New South Wales travelled to the MCG with the Origin series within their grasp but after the disaster that ensued success has never felt further away.
Four NSW police officers are formally recognised for their actions during a fatal shooting that a coroner found occurred while they acted to protect the community.
Daryl Maguire has pleaded not guilty to a charge of conspire to commit an offence over his alleged involvement in a fraudulent visa scheme.
Andrew Thaler is facing five charges related to a verbal argument with a neighbour in Nimmitabel.
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