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The NSW state government is set to table its response to an inquiry into e-mobility devices, which was told accessibility advantages must be balanced with severe safety risks.

The psychiatrist who treated Joel Cauchi has said it ‘wasn’t necessary’ to get a second opinion when taking him off antipsychotic medication.

Two cars found torched in nearby suburbs may be linked to the shocking incident.

A nurse who treated killer Joel Cauchi has told an inquest that she was shocked to find he was behind the fatal Westfield Bondi Junction attack.

A psychiatrist who stopped medicating the man who would become one of Australia's worst mass killers will be questioned at an inquest into the Bondi Junction stabbing massacre.

Seven others, including six teenagers, were unhurt in the accident.

Australian crime-fighting authorities have made one of the biggest drug busts in the nation’s history after a boat off the coast of NSW was intercepted and police seized over $600m worth of cocaine. 

In the wake of the shocking deaths of two young boys in a sleepy NSW country town, a grandmother has been charged with two counts of allegedly murdering the boys. 

Workplace health and safety laws are failing to prevent psychological injuries or to treat sufferers quickly, a state government has claimed.

Detectives have arrested a man over the death of a four-week-old baby boy discovered with several unexplained serious physical injuries.

An Australian man has struck gold, winning the entire $30 million jackpot in Thursday night’s Powerball draw, declaring he is ‘done with bills forever’. 

The first paramedic to enter Bondi Westfield after a fatal stabbing attack broke down in tears sharing tragic new details on the response at an inquest.

‘Ongoing issues’ with a CCTV operator, who was the only person monitoring the cameras on the day of the Bondi attack, have been aired in court.

NRL and rugby legend Wendell Sailor has denied he assaulted two men in an alcohol-fuelled fight outside a pub with a court hearing the central role the police will play in the case.

The first radio call for help during a fatal mass stabbing spree at a busy shopping centre sparked more questions than it answered, an inquest has been told.