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Regional health starts with regional learners: UNE makes health degrees flexible

UNE flexible health degrees allow regional students to study locally.

Teen allegedly contracted to surveil shooting victim

An 18-year-old charged with murder was allegedly contracted by an organised crime group to surveil the victim of...

'Pretty awesome': canola fields burst into colour

As the days lengthen with Spring, golden canola fields across the nation are creating photo-perfect moments for tourists...

Police seize 36 'illegal' e-bikes in first blitz under new laws

Thirty-six e-bikes alleged to be illegal were seized in the first NSW Police and Transport for NSW joint...

Stormy seas yet to water down AUKUS as landmark looms

Governments are working hard to keep a controversial landmark security deal between Australia, the US and the UK...

How new nose cone shields are wiping out train surfing delays on T4

Workers at the Mortdale Train Maintenance Depot have been working overtime to wipe out the dangerous pastime of...

'Our community deserves better': Mortdale branch of Commonwealth Bank to close next month

CBA branch at 40 Morts Road, Mortdale to close on October 17,

Former doctor finds joy on the water after late career move

How TAFE language classes helped retired doctor find new purpose.

St George letters: Mortdale Master Plan, a YIMBY point of view

Sydney YIMBY secretary Phillip Balding on the Mortdale master plan.

Parents and teachers push to ban screens from classrooms

Inside the campaign demanding a return to paper and pens in class.

Dangerous Bexley and Kingsgrove roads share in $588k safety upgrades

Bexley, Kingsgrove black spots secure $588,000 safety upgrades.

Molly's killer sang and filmed midnight drive to murder

The father of a rural childcare educator murdered by her violent ex-boyfriend hopes the killer is always haunted...

Hurstville resident mourns family home destroyed in deadly Nepal flood

'I was in shock': Hurstville woman's heartache as Nepal flood hits home.

Secrets of sisters living in Cronulla drive Dinuka McKenzie's new thriller

Award-winning crime fiction author and Sutherland Shire resident Dinuka McKenzie's latest book is set in Cronulla.

Labor against 'whack-a-mole' approach to tech ban

Calls for a ban on wearable technology such as smart glasses have been shut down by the government,...

'I fought like hell': Hurstville teacher shares details of shark attack and recovery

Leah Stewart speaks publicy about the moment she fought a shark.

Free Dharawal language initiative launched for schools

Expanding First Nations heritage into the modern classroom.

Son's car crash: Mangled car an early Father's Day gift

A 20-year-old man has a lot of making up to do after he allegedly crashed his dad's car...