NSW

A driver who killed 10 people when he crashed a wedding bus in the Hunter Valley appealed his sentence, claiming 32 years behind bars is ‘simply too much’. Now, his fate has again been sealed.

More than 18 months after childcare educator Molly Ticehurst was found dead, her former boyfriend has finally entered a plea to her domestic violence murder.

A backlash from performers has forced a rethink of contentious new busking restrictions, with officials ordering a review after widespread confusion, frustration and claims the changes were ‘disappointing’.

A self-described fortune teller allegedly swindled vulnerable clients out of $70 million by claiming there was a ‘billionaire’ in their future.

A man has been rushed to hospital after being shot in the leg during a suspected drive-by attack in Sydney’s Southwest.

The woman allegedly assaulted a student while intervening in an altercation between high school students.

A new homeowner in one Aussie state has walked away with the unimaginable – a new home for just $1.

A man who suffered horrific injuries after being struck by a school bus at a busy suburban intersection in Sydney’s south has died. 

Police have launched an investigation after a late-night blaze left a $200,000 vehicle completely destroyed in Sydney’s West.

The date for the funeral of one of Australia’s most iconic voices, radio legend John Laws, has been confirmed, as the broadcaster’s family accept the offer of a state funeral.

After months of investigation, police have charged a man over the deadly shooting of a Sydney plumber in what is believed to be a case of mistaken identity.

Police have raided a home that was allegedly being used as a marijuana cultivation property, with plants growing in at least five rooms of the NSW property.

A trial date has been set as former 2GB radio broadcaster Alan Jones prepares to defend a range of indecent assault allegations.

Two out of three transformers at the Waratah Super Battery on the NSW Central Coast north of Sydney have shut down.

AARON PATRICK: The broadcaster’s deep, mellifluous voice, support for regular Australians and willingness to argue with callers turned him into the most powerful force in media in the pre-internet era.