A worker walks through one of the twin tunnels under Rosehill Racecourse near Parramatta.
Sydney Metro

Cost blowout risk hangs over Sydney’s largest metro rail project

The Metro West rail line between the CBD and Parramatta is due to be completed by 2032,which is two years later than previous forecasts.

  • byMatt O'Sullivan
Commuters wait in a snaking line for B-line buses to the northern beaches at Wynyard station.
Public transport

Fleet of new buses to be ordered for Sydney’s north after commuter hell

  • byMatt O'Sullivan
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Opinion
Column 8

What’s up,Colonel?

Peter Dutton has been accused of avoiding a briefing with police on the caravan.
Letters

Caravan bomb hoax has revealed Dutton for what he is – a scaremonger

Former Nomads chapter president Sayed Moosawi allegedly directed two arson attacks on Bondi businesses.
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Crime

Bikie boss allegedly directed Bondi arson attacks as part of conspiracy of violence

  • byPerry Duffin,Penry Buckley,Max Maddison,Sally Rawsthorne andAmber Schultz
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Politics

Dugald Saunders and Jo Haylen have both fallen foul of the rules around using public-funded transport.
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Political expenses

NSW Nationals leader jetted to the wineries. He took ministerial car too

Documents released via freedom of information show then-agriculture minister Dugald Saunders took a ministerial vehicle with him on a controversial Hunter Valley trip.

  • byMichael McGowan
Police Minister Yasmin Catley.
Crime

Minister refuses to say when she discovered caravan plot was ‘con job’

‘Minister,this information is no longer confidential’ – but Yasmin Catley refuses to say when she first discovered the Dural caravan was not a legitimate terrorist threat.

  • byMax Maddison
Yasmin Catley has launched a blistering attack on Labor MLC Stephen Lawrence.
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State Parliament

‘Never heard of a more stupid idea’:Labor infighting erupts over ‘con job’ caravan

  • byMax Maddison andAlexandra Smith
Governments on both sides of the political aisle have spent millions on political consultants to deal with the city’s patchwork tolling network.
State Parliament

Who benefits from Sydney’s patchwork of toll roads? Consultants

  • byMichael McGowan
One of the Black Hawks has recently been painted in the Rural Fire Service colours.
Editorial
Aviation

Black Hawks still grounded as floods engulf NSW and Queensland coasts

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Crime&Courts

Former Nomads chapter president Sayed Moosawi allegedly directed two arson attacks on Bondi businesses.
Updated
Crime

Bikie boss allegedly directed Bondi arson attacks as part of conspiracy of violence

  • byPerry Duffin,Penry Buckley,Max Maddison,Sally Rawsthorne andAmber Schultz
Ron Brierley has been charged for three counts of child abuse material,two years after a court quashed his prison sentence for child abuse material.
Crime

Business tycoon Ron Brierley charged with new child abuse offences

  • byPerry Duffin
Former broadcaster Alan Jones leaves Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court in December.
Jones investigation

‘Anti-Jones crusade’:Alan Jones’ lawyers probe contact between police and journalists

  • bySarah McPhee
A picture of the man wanted after two women,aged in their 80s,were allegedly sexually attacked during a string of break-ins in Merrylands.
Crime

Teen charged after series of terrifying sex attacks,home invasions

  • byPenry Buckley
Explosives were found inside a caravan at a Dural property in Sydney’s north-west on January 19.
Crime

Dural caravan bomb,antisemitic attacks were gangland ‘con jobs’,say police

  • byPerry Duffin,Paul Sakkal andMatthew Knott
Alan Jones leaves Downing Centre Local Court with his lawyer Chris Murphy last Decembre.
Jones investigation

Alan Jones allegedly indecently assaulted latest victim in northern NSW

  • byKate McClymont
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Education

Sydney Boys High School
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Selective schools

The ‘fully funded’ Sydney selective school desperate for donations

  • byLucy Carroll andChristopher Harris
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Education

The major NAPLAN change coming to schools

  • byNick Newling
SMH schools summit

SMH Schools Summit 2025 as it happened:Prue Car speaks after funding deal,selective schools in the spotlight

  • byNick Newling

Health

Intermittent heavy rainfall from Cyclone Alfred made for wet work for the employees of Brads Butchery in Lismore as they evacuated their workplace.
Extreme weather

How Cyclone Alfred is impacting Northern NSW

  • byKayla Olaya
Crime

This serial rapist is earmarked for release,but system doesn’t know when or where he’ll go

  • byPerry Duffin
Healthcare

Veterinary surgical equipment found in Sydney cosmetic clinic accused of putting patients at risk

  • byKate Aubusson

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