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Body found in search for young nurse trapped under rubble

A body has been found in the rubble and debris of a townhouse explosion in Sydney’s west after a large-scale search. It comes amid concerns for the welfare of a 30-year-old nurse w...

Lone Wolf bikie kidnappers found guilty despite victim doing a runner

The headline-making kidnapping of a Lone Wolf bikie in 2021 has resulted in four men being found guilty, after a chaotic trial that was delayed when the victim did a runner.

Building a nightmare: Epic housing fail amid migration boom

Migration has outstripped the building of new homes for decades and created a demand for housing in NSW that is almost double the rest of the country, new figures show.

Remains of missing backpacker found in Blue Mountains

The bones of a woman who vanished without a trace from a Blue Mountains hostel have been discovered, 23 years after she went missing.

Monday Buzz: Dally M for No.1 competitor in the NRL goes to...

If there was a Dally M award for the No.1 competitor in the NRL this year, a Canberra Raiders veteran would be $1.01 to claim the prize. Phil Rothfield’s highlights and lowlights.

Why Libs are split over a Josh Frydenberg run in Kooyong

A redrawn electoral map isn’t the only barrier for a potential return to politics for Josh Frydenberg, writes Clare Armstrong.

‘Girl math’: Influencer claims beauty giant is ‘ripping you off’

The price of beauty is not what it seems, according to this Sydney

‘Very hard for her’: Trump speaks on missing Melania

Donald Trump has opened up about the impact of his criminal conviction on his wife Melania while also revealing how he would feel about going to prison.

Revealed: New $2bn Parramatta Light Rail line to Sydney Olympic Park

The future of the second stage of the Parramatta Light Rail has been locked in with more than $2 billion to be tipped into it over the next five years.

Six in ten support nuclear: poll

A significant majority of voters now support the concept of nuclear power in Australia – but there are some surprising details about who’s in favour, and who’s not.

Labor under pressure to fix foreign crims visa disaster

Foreigners convicted of serious violent offences will be able to continue to use their connection to Australia to appeal visa cancellations for up to several months until Labor’s d...