The Latest Breaking News from New South Wales

The Costly Wording Trap: Why an Outdated Contract Form Could Undo Your Next Property Deal

There’s a quiet but seismic shift happening across the New South Wales property market.

inkl · Jun 23

WA minister says no evidence H5N1 bird flu has spread but samples from two sea birds being tested -as it happened

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The Guardian - AU · Jun 22

More NSW students are going to private schools – where are they coming from?

Australian families are increasingly choosing to send their children to private schools.

The Conversation · Jun 22

Shark hooker's trick for speedy recovery

Cronulla hooker Blayke Brailey had a simple trick to help expedite his recovery from the broken arm he suffered against Manly in round 13.

AAP · Jun 21

Origin hopeful injured in Warriors' win over Cowboys

The Warriors have put in an impressive performance against the Cowboys but an injury has left one of their stars unlikely to feature in NSW Origin discussions.

AAP · Jun 21

NSW:'Human composting' bill promises a new way to be buried

Ashes to ashes, dust to plant feed: an Australian state is edging closer to a greener alternative to traditional burials dubbed "a bit weird" by its premier.

AAP · Jun 21

NSW:'Outside the square': pre-fab homes to speed up supply

To tackle the housing crisis, a state government is set to launch a home manufacturing hub that uses pre-fabrication to accelerate the building process.

AAP · Jun 21

NSW:Pre-fabricated home plan to fast-track housing supply

A state government will establish a housing manufacturing hub, using pre-fabrication to speed up construction to address the housing crisis.

AAP · Jun 21

'Outside the square': pre-fab homes to speed up supply

To tackle the housing crisis, a state government is set to launch a home manufacturing hub that uses pre-fabrication to accelerate the building process.

AAP · Jun 21

In 2021, millions of mice swept 180,000 km² of NSW grain belt after drought broke into rain, costing Australian farmers $1 billion

Rural Australia faced a devastating mouse plague in 2021, costing millions. Heavy rains after drought created ideal breeding conditions, leading to widespread damage to crops, livestock fodder, and businesses. Households also bore significant costs from extensive cleaning. Scientists are now developing methods to quantify such pest outbreaks, providing crucial data…

The Times of India · Jun 20