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Security camera footage captured the Bondi Beach gunmen carrying what appears to be firearms out of a south-west Sydney property on the morning of the terror attack, court documents reveal.

Australia's tipping culture is in the spotlight, following reports more businesses are adding automatic tips to diners' bills in response to rising operating costs.

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is supporting calls for a royal commission to be held into the Bondi Beach terror attack, which claimed the lives of 15 innocent people.

Firearm restrictions proposed by the New South Wales government in the wake of the Bondi Beach terror attack would go far to reduce the growing number of guns across the state and prevent further harm, a gun control researcher says.

A south-west Sydney graduate who received disappointing final exam results is now pursuing a career in social work, encouraging high school students to avoid pinning their future goals to their grades.

Coal mining extensions and expansions will continue, the New South Wales premier says, despite a government-appointed agency finding further approvals were not consistent with emissions targets.

A man accused of sending dozens of emails threatening to kill federal Communications Minister Anika Wells and her family appears in a Sydney court.

The first Friday of summer sees Sydney’s temperature soar to almost 38C, with firefighters battling an out-of-control bushfires near Dubbo and Bulahdelah.

A Perth doctor is suspended after disclosing confidential medical information about a patient and her baby to her estranged husband, despite knowing there was a domestic violence restraining order against him.

Western Australians must shake off their aversion to apartment living and embrace high-density housing solutions to support population growth across the metropolitan area, the state government says.

A major upgrade of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre is axed to help pay for three major Perth and Mandurah hospital projects under a $1.5 billion health infrastructure fund.

A fire at an industrial bread facility in Perth's south causes a shortage of sliced bread on supermarket shelves across Western Australia.

Western Australia again secures the top gong as Australia's best performing economy according to a new report by the Commonwealth Bank, despite the state recording some of the country's weakest economic growth.

The man accused of organising the assassination of former Rebels boss Nick Martin believed the bikie had also arranged to have him killed, a Perth court hears.

More aged care beds, a bolstered workforce and streamlined patient care are needed to tackle ambulance ramping in Western Australia, the health sector’s unions say.

Three people face a Perth court accused of murdering 33-year-old Jayden Selfe, whose disappearance sparked an extensive investigation and led to the discovery of his body north of the city.

It's been two days since three people died after a devastating Optus outage caused hundreds of emergency calls to fail, but information about the incident remains scarce.

WA Police and the CCC are put on notice after failing to adequately respond to complaints of serious police misconduct, including an allegation an off-duty officer choked a man following a road rage incident.

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price attends a Liberal Party fundraiser in Perth, avoiding a sizeable media contingent who had gathered outside the event, a day after being axed from the shadow ministry. 

A popular recycling program in Western Australia is being extended to include wine and spirit bottles for the first time since the scheme launched five years ago.

Concerns about a controversial plan to build a racetrack in the middle of Burswood are acknowledged by the WA premier, alongside a concession he got it wrong when he opposed the construction of the now beloved Perth Stadium.

Police say a baby whose body was found in a stormwater drain by workers in suburban Perth was a newborn boy who was thought to have been placed there in recent days.

Two men are on the run after an alleged home invasion in which a Perth pensioner was threatened with a machete, fearing for his life.

The backlog of flights delayed or cancelled because of the eruption is expected to take some time to clear despite some airlines resuming services.

Authorities say parkland contaminated by human waste could be out of action for months, as the fallout from a number of sewage spills in Perth's south continue.