NSW

NSW residents have been warned to brace for severe weather from Tuesday, with damaging winds, torrential rain and possible flooding expected to impact parts of the state.

Two nurses, who were stood down from their jobs after allegedly threatening to kill Israeli patients in a viral video, have been dealt a fresh blow.

The Bureau of Meteorology is warning residents in NSW to brace for an unpredictable system that is being called a ‘bomb cyclone’, with the SES activating all volunteers in readiness.

Shocking footage has surfaced of a shark swimming towards rescuers in waters off the NSW far north coast only moments after it bit a teenage boy.

Forecasters are warning a powerful storm could bring 100–200mm of rain, damaging winds, and dangerous surf to the NSW coast, including waves of up to 13 metres in Sydney.

A man in his 20s was sitting in his parked vehicle when he was shot on Friday night in Penrith, with police now probing a possible link to a car fire nearby.

A former cattleman is facing charges of stealing over 100 cattle along with semen and embryos worth around $200,000.

A 21-year-old has died after a brutal ambush by two hooded men in Sydney’s west, with police now hunting the attackers and investigating possible ties to organised crime.

The 27-year-old engineering student also allegedly demanded $40,000 from the popular Sydney school in ransom.

A Newcastle family was forced to evacuate their home, only for opportunistic thieves to break in and steal their treasured belongings.

Allegations about careless childcare centres have triggered extensive new powers in one Australian state, including hefty fines and CCTV cameras to monitor how children are treated.

The residents were mistakenly targeted in the terrifying late-night shooting.

A former student is accused of altering marks and threatening to sell student data after allegedly exploiting systems for parking discounts.

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Hundreds of workers and nearby residents were evacuated as a precaution.