NSW

A morning walker posted a photo to social media of the electrical cord stretching from the top floor of a unit block to the car parked at the curb side.  A debate about EV etiquette followed.

The campaign says the federal government has been weak on the Palestinian issue and warns Muslim voices should not be taken for granted.

The federal government will go to tender next month seeking the rights to up to 70 gigalitres of water from farmers in the southern Murray-Darling Basin, through the first major water entitlements buyback program since new laws were introduced last year. 

An enormous high-pressure system near Tasmania has a diameter of around 7,000 kilometres and is affecting the weather over the entire country.

After swapping life in the city for sheep and a vegetable garden, the couple is running a thriving gin distillery. Demographers believe more people in their age bracket could make the move to country areas as lower property prices offer more opportunities.

Landlords say once a tenant is off-contract they shouldn't need a reason to evict renters.

The mother of Bondi Junction stabbing victim Jade Young has called for a national approach to mental health access.

A 14-year-old boy who allegedly stabbed a student in the neck at the University of Sydney had charges against him dropped last year.

A last-minute deal has been struck to keep the NSW Coalition together following a public dispute over the demotion of a Nationals MP.

An international competition is underway asking for blueprints to create a so-called pattern book of pre-approved housing designs for NSW.

The 14-year-old arrested for stabbing a student on the grounds of the University of Sydney is undergoing mental assessments.

An Adelaide HIV-positive paedophile who committed some of "the worst and most degrading offending" seen by investigating police has had an application for an indefinite detention order declined. Warning: This story contains distressing details.

A year-long federal inquiry into diabetes is about to publish its recommendations on how to combat the worsening epidemic.

Both major parties promised at the last election to end no-fault evictions, but new legislation is yet to be put forward.

NSW Liberal MPs have been called to a meeting to discuss the future of the state Coalition, following a dispute with the National Party.

Hundreds of Australian families are left behind after their loved ones vanish without a trace.

Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith has written about the lives of famous women including Julia Gillard and Germaine Greer. But what's driving her to tell these stories?  

A survey of more than 1,000 people in NSW found that 39 per cent of respondents that had their energy disconnected were from middle income households.

The delayed police response in the lead-up to Sarah Miles' death has become the subject of a critical incident investigation.

Fifteen months after both major parties in NSW promised to end no-fault evictions, the government is yet to put forward new legislation, as more renters are pushed out of their homes amid a rental crisis.  

Justice Michael Lee hoped to rule "quick and dirty" on costs in the Bruce Lehrmann case last week, to save everybody's money. But the truth is there's been nothing quick about it, and it is far from over — especially with an appeal looming.

The NSW finance minister wrote to councils in March requesting they revert to some form of written notification, but some councils argue the ticketless system better protects workers.  

The concern for welfare call was at an address where a woman was allegedly murdered by her partner.

The Sydney councils issuing the most ticketless parking fines have refused a state government request to end the practice.

Three adults and a child are recovering in hospital after suffering carbon monoxide poisoning from a charcoal barbecue in Sydney’s west.