Cockley watching his stocks rise quicklySource: theherald.com.au
The kid from the back blocks of Waratah West is not sure how much of the $2.7 million prizemoney he will earn for his seven days in India watching NSW win the Champion League Twenty20. NSW players are understood to be pocketing $50,000 each from the prizemoney.
Miller to unleash Mad Max Fury on NSWSource: abc.net.au
Australian film director George Miller says pre-production work will start next week on the latest Mad Max film, which will be produced in New South Wales.
Plea for disabled boy in adult homeSource: abc.net.au
A Newcastle family is pleading with the New South Wales Government to find permanent accommodation for their profoundly disabled eight-year-old son.
NSW town dumps bottled waterSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
Bundanoon is today celebrating the move to rid its shops of bottled water, with locals turning on four new free filtered public drinking stations which will be open 24 hours a day.
Law change to allow Ferguson evictionSource: abc.net.au
Legislation will be introduced into the New South Wales Parliament today to give the State Government the power to cancel the public housing lease of convicted paedophile Dennis Ferguson.
Dust storm chokes SydneySource: abc.net.au
Sydneysiders are being warned that a huge dust cloud will continue to affect the city through the day, after they woke to an eerie red dawn this morning.
Morgue Royal North Shore Hospital bodySource: The Sydney Morning Herald
SECURITY at one of Sydney's biggest hospitals is so lax that anyone can walk into the morgue and claim a body without showing identification, prompting fears that corpses could be wrongly removed or defiled.
Boys reel in $100,000 on fishing tripSource: dailytelegraph.com.au
IN the ultimate case of the one that got away, two teenage boys have handed police $100,000 they found during a fishing trip on the NSW north coast.
Cables cut: Sydney phone, internet services lostSource: theage.com.au
Thousands of businesses and homes in Sydney's CBD could be without phone, internet and mobile phone coverage for up to a week after a contractor accidentally severed crucial cables.
Sydney transport: the rail plan they've been sitting onSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
As the Government reaffirmed its commitment to the $5.3 billion metro project in the CBD - criticised by inner-west residents, transport planners and rail unions - the Herald has learnt that Rail Corp has been sitting on plans for at least six years that would extend the heavy ra …
Paedophile Ferguson 'can't be forced out'Source: abc.net.au
The New South Wales Government has admitted it cannot force convicted paedophile Dennis Ferguson to move out of his public housing residence in suburban Sydney.