Common drugs being laced with deadly potent synthetics Extremely potent synthetics drugs that have already caused dozens of overdose deaths in 2024 are being found in vaping liquid, ecstasy and depressants. AAP · Aug 27, 2024
Longstanding CFMEU corruption case stalls in court Ex-CFMEU NSW secretary Darren Greenfield and his son Michael will have more time to answer longstanding corruption allegations amid "intense media scrutiny". AAP · Aug 27, 2024
$500k reward to crack mum's likely cold-case murder Authorities are pleading for information about the 2008 suspected murder of Laura Haworth, offering $500,000 for information that leads to a conviction. AAP · Aug 26, 2024
'Significant' changes for troubled forestry industry Victoria and Western Australia have done away with logging their native forests, with NSW the latest state questioning the industry's future. AAP · Aug 25, 2024
Four people including police officer injured after car crash and alleged stabbings in Sydney’s south NSW police allege 57-year-old driver stabbed his partner with box cutter before Engadine collision and then attacked witnesses who came to help The Guardian - AU · Aug 25, 2024
Triple zero in NSW expanded to include texting, video People calling triple zero can now provide more accurate information by livestreaming or texting dispatchers using a new tool that can translate 150 languages. AAP · Aug 25, 2024
Australia's first parliament marks 200th anniversary August 25 marks exactly 200 years since the inaugural meeting of NSW Parliament's Upper House, making it Australia's first parliament. AAP · Aug 24, 2024
Region rocked by second earthquake in two days A 4.5-magnitude earthquake has struck central NSW and was felt hundreds of kilometres away, coming a day after another quake shook the region. AAP · Aug 24, 2024
Consultation on police involvement in Sydney Mardi Gras The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras board is consulting on the participation of NSW Police at future events. AAP · Aug 24, 2024
Refugee drivers turning a corner in their new lives A NSW driver safety program for refugees funded by the government and run by community organisations has logged over 15,000 lesson hours. AAP · Aug 23, 2024
NSW Liberal Andrew Bragg claims some party colleagues may be ‘playing footsies with nimbys’ Moderate senator says the idea of new developments in established suburbs does not sit well with some Liberals The Guardian - AU · Aug 23, 2024
Judge faces cases ban after scathing watchdog report A judge has been accused of being incompetent and vilifying a sexual assault complainant but a judicial watchdog has not suggested firing him. AAP · Aug 23, 2024
Mpox cases in Australia are less severe than in Africa. Here’s what to know about the strain spreading here Western Australia and Victoria both issued health alerts this week over cases of mpox. WA has seen two cases, while Victoria has recorded 125 cases so far this year. New South Wales, which has had 135 cases, also published a public health notice on mpox this month. The Conversation · Aug 23, 2024
NSW hit by magnitude 4.8 earthquake felt in Sydney More than 2,000 people reported feeling the quake, which struck in Denman 120km north-west of Newcastle, causing windows to blow in and a chimney to topple The Guardian - AU · Aug 23, 2024
Pedestrian.tv · Aug 23, 2024 NSW Rocked By Strong 5.0 Magnitude Earthquake So Nope, That Wasn’t Your Phone On Vibrate People across NSW have reported feeling shakes after a strong 5.0 magnitude earthquake hit Denman at lunchtime today.
AAP · Aug 23, 2024 Mining may have 'triggered' NSW quake felt by thousands Coal mining activity could have set off a 5.0-magnitude earthquake that hit NSW's upper Hunter region on Friday.
AAP · Aug 21, 2024 'Fundamental change' plotted for critical work training More students will be paid to start and continue courses in essential areas, but cuts elsewhere will likely be needed under a proposed training overhaul.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 21, 2024 NSW Liberal council election debacle descends into accusations of factional warfare Broadcaster Ray Hadley challenges ‘cowardly’ conservatives to ‘have a bit of courage for the sake of NSW politics’
The Conversation · Aug 21, 2024 Preparation, cooperation, adaptation: what Australia’s music festivals are thinking about in an era of climate change Cancellations of music festivals due to climate-related events have increased dramatically in the last five years. The Black Summer 2019-20 bushfires drove away Falls Festival (Lorne, Victoria), Lost Paradise (Glenworth, New South Wales) and Yours & Owls (Wollongong, NSW). Floods throughout 2022 held up Strawberry Fields (Tocumwal, NSW), This That…
AAP · Aug 20, 2024 Legal loss welcomed as mass brumby shooting continues A group of bush users are the latest to fail in a legal bid to stop the NSW government shooting brumbies from helicopters in Kosciuszko National Park.
AAP · Aug 20, 2024 Unlikely four-pawed beneficiary of $680m tax break Changes to help more first-home buyers avoid stamp duty have helped tens of thousands of people save money - and for some, the dog days are just beginning.
AAP · Aug 20, 2024 Police not told of 'doomsday' ideas before cop killings NSW police did not pass on reports about the apocalyptic beliefs of two brothers before six people were shot dead on a rural property, a coroner has heard.
AAP · Aug 20, 2024 Public memorial tree for ex-PM Abbott felled twice Security will be upgraded at a NSW Blue Mountains park after a young oak tree planted to mark the tenure of former prime minister Tony Abbott was vandalised.
AAP · Aug 20, 2024 Rescuers race against time in search for father, son A search will continue for a missing father and son after they did not return home from a fishing trip, as police acknowledge diminishing hope as time ticks on.
AAP · Aug 19, 2024 Legal fight looms as Libs drop plan on lawyer's advice Candidates who have been left unelectable after a Liberal Party paperwork stuff-up are considering legal action, as the party abandons its own litigation.