Rhiannon Soliman-Marron is a newsreader, producer and journalist with ABC News Sydney.
The Bondi gunman accused of killing 15 people conducted "firearms training" in a regional area with his father and recorded a video about their "justification" for the attack, according to documents released by a Sydney court.
Medical staff at Northern Beaches Hospital say a potential loss of private beds could mean less expertise, fewer services and more travel for patients.
Jennifer Hankin was hoping to apply for a NSW government grant program to support local recording artists so she could finally release her EP.
A primary school teacher is getting her students involved in a volunteer-led bird count, to gather a snapshot of birds across the country.
With Sydney to play host to the world's largest space conference this coming week, Katherine Bennell-Pegg says it is more important than ever to highlight the benefits of growing Australia's space workforce.
A snapshot of the state's recent coercive control laws suggests there has been a "slow but consistent" uptake of the new offences.
During her unpaid placement at a not-for-profit community legal centre in Sydney, Dani struggled to make ends meet. She is among some law students whose entry into the profession is fraught with financial difficulty.
Emergency crews were called to the car park of Minto Mall about 3:30pm on Monday afternoon, where the baby and five-year-old child had been struck by a car.
The NSW government strikes a deal with Inner West Council to move forward with a plan to rezone sections of busy Parramatta Road that could see up the construction of up to 8,000 new homes.
When the Red Rattler theatre in Sydney's inner west installed acoustic foam in the walls behind its stage, it didn't just make the venue soundproof — but future-proof.
Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer made the comments next to the prime minister after a position at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse was named after him.
A NSW cemetery operator says a new cemetery has not been made available for metropolitan Sydney in over 80 years — and government-owned burial spaces are fast dwindling.