Rebel Wilson wins defamation case brought by The Deb star Charlotte MacInnes
Hollywood actor and director Rebel Wilson has been cleared of defamation against the lead actor on her film…
Olympians return to iconic North Sydney pool for 50-year reunion of Montreal games
Members of the 1976 Australian Olympic swim team have returned to North Sydney Olympic pool to celebrate their…
Two directors of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras board voted off
Members of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG) have voted to remove two directors, after months of…
Catholic Schools NSW CEO Dallas McInerney to stand aside amid ICAC probe
The head of the body governing the state’s catholic schools will stand aside after he was named in…
Concerns 72yo man granted bail after alleged ‘offensive’ graffiti spree could endanger community safety
A 72-year-old man arrested over dozens of alleged graffiti and malicious damage offences in Sydney’s inner west has…
Christian Brothers says it is paying $1.7m a week to abuse victims and running out of funds
The Christian Brothers religious order is spending $1.7 million a week paying victims of abuse and will run…
Sydney billionaire Judith Neilson’s ex-secretary Annalouise Spence bailed while facing fraud charges
A former employee of billionaire philanthropist Judith Neilson has been granted bail on strict conditions, after allegedly defrauding…
Two children die after being hit by car in Cabramatta in Sydney’s south-west
Two children have died after being struck by a car while sitting in a pram in Sydney’s south-west…
Ben Roberts-Smith cleared to attend Australian War Memorial event after judge varies bail conditions
War veteran Ben Roberts-Smith’s bail conditions have been varied so he can attend an opening at the Australian…
Sydney’s falling property prices sign of more to come, real estate agents say
Sydney has been leading a national property market slump, with home values in the city falling 0.9 per…
NSW Police flags move to mandatory use of body-worn cameras after Four Corners investigation
NSW Police is proposing a move to the mandatory use of body-worn video for its thousands of sworn…
Officeworks to offshore hundreds of Sydney and Melbourne jobs to India and Philippines
Officeworks is planning to offshore hundreds of jobs to India and the Philippines, joining a growing trend of…