NSW

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb is stepping aside on Friday, handing over to her current deputy who is being thrust into the acting role. 

A mother and son who mowed an 18-year-old down with their ute and spent weeks on the run have learnt their fate over the ‘cold-blooded’ murder.

Two brothers charged after a teenage boy was killed during a post-NRL grand final punch-up will face retrial after a jury was unable to reach a verdict.

Former Sydney school teacher Chris Dawson, who was convicted of murdering his wife Lynette Dawson, has had his bid to quash a sexual abuse charge dismissed. 

A pedestrian has also died a day after being struck by a vehicle in the city’s north.

Guy Sebastian has shed light on the ‘big shift’ in his relationship with his former manager, who allegedly embezzled $640,000 from the pop star.

A man in his 40s has died after being hit by a light rail carriage in Surry Hills, triggering a major police response and investigation, with witnesses describing the chaotic scene.

AARON PATRICK: By driving the cost of cigarettes up to $75 a packet, the Government has created a thriving black market sucking up limited police resources.

A second man has been charged after a horrifying murder in Sydney’s inner west in what police suspect was a ‘drug deal gone horribly wrong.’

New South Wales wants to make it harder to receive compensation for psychological injuries caused by work. Here’s how they plan to do it.

The victim’s injuries were so severe that police initially believed he was in his 50s.

A crane rollover in the M5 East tunnel at Kingsgrove in Sydney’s south has sparked traffic chaos, forcing a complete closure of the motorway and significant delays. 

Seven men have been charged with drug importation offences following a major investigation into a criminal syndicate allegedly importing illicit drugs and cigarettes into Sydney.

The man was found with multiple stab wounds on Monday afternoon.

Police believe the man’s death could have been the result of a drug deal that went ‘horribly wrong.’