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How to get a handle on your citizens

While garnering goodwill at the family helpdesk.

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The police officer suffered stab wounds to the head in the attack next to Hyde Park in Sydney’s CBD.

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Crime

Police officer stabbed in head apprehended attacker

by Josefine Ganko

The new wharf at Kurnell stretches 230 metres into Botany Bay.

Public transport

Sydney’s new $78 million ferry wharves are set to open, without the ferries

by Matt O'Sullivan

Muhammad Cheema (centre) was the money man for a fraud syndicate, his lawyer Nick Hanna (left) had his charges reduced after Campsie detective Lance Colyer (right) captured the fraudster and dismantled the criminal group.

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Crime

Money man caught after syndicate flew ‘mules’ into Sydney to build $1m fraud web

by Perry Duffin

A rail trail between Armidale and Glen Innes would be one of the highest in Australia.

Cycling

Bikes vs rail: Multimillion-dollar cycle tourism plan divides locals

by Catherine Naylor

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Politics

Road prices go up across Sydney on New Year’s Day – but tolls will be capped.

Editorial

Editorial

Caution needed on Sydney’s road tolling shake-up

The promise of lower tolls sounds good, but implementing a new regime will be politically and commercially difficult.

The Herald's View

Elizabeth Young holding a photo of her daughter Jade, who was killed in the Bondi Junction attack.

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Mental health

‘My family is suffering a terrible loss because of cracks in the mental health system’

A grieving mother is calling for the state government to do more, after a new review estimated 58,000 people with severe mental health needs miss out on care.

by Mary Ward

The suburb of Balmain is under control of Sydney’s Inner West Council.

Sydney councils

Let us DIY: This Sydney council wants to design its own housing plan on its own timeline

by Michael McGowan

Premier Chris Minns has sacked one of his parliamentary secretaries after he labelled Police Commissioner Karen Webb a “liar” in parliament

Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Minns sacks pro-Palestine MP for labelling Karen Webb a ‘liar’

by Michael McGowan

Mate v mate, state v Canberra … Premier Chris Minns and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will lock horns over the GST.

Opinion

Federal budget

Albanese’s GST mauling of NSW Labor mates invites blood at federal poll

by Alexandra Smith

Crime & Courts

The police officer suffered stab wounds to the head in the attack next to Hyde Park in Sydney’s CBD.

Updated

Crime

Police officer stabbed in head apprehended attacker

by Josefine Ganko

Muhammad Cheema (centre) was the money man for a fraud syndicate, his lawyer Nick Hanna (left) had his charges reduced after Campsie detective Lance Colyer (right) captured the fraudster and dismantled the criminal group.

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Crime

Money man caught after syndicate flew ‘mules’ into Sydney to build $1m fraud web

by Perry Duffin

Oliver Phommavanh has been arrested and charged with grooming children.

Crime

Children’s author charged with online grooming

by Sarah McPhee

Day in the life of a domestic violence court.

Investigation

Domestic violence

Tears, abuse, remorse: Inside Sydney’s domestic violence court

by Jordan Baker

Former Sydney University academic Tim Anderson.

University

Lecturer sacked over Nazi swastika incident loses bid to get reinstated

by Daniella White

Macarthur FC players Kearyn Baccus, Ulises Davila and Clayton Lewis.

Crime

‘Extremely obvious’: How police allege A-League players were sprung in yellow card betting plot

by Chris Barrett

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Education

Push to ditch physical books reignites tablet versus textbook debate

by The Herald's View

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Education

Parents push back after school’s decision to ditch books for screens

by Lucy Carroll

Health

NSW is facing a wave of respiratory illnesses this winter.

Healthcare

Virus soup: The five things making Sydney sick

by Megan Gorrey

Pregnancy

When Anna is called to deliver a baby, the birth plan has not gone to plan

by Mary Ward

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Hospitals

The seven-day healthcare clinic that’s closed 14 per cent of the time

by Angus Thomson

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