10 h. ago Don’t jump the gun. Paddington’s Victoria Barracks must not be converted for housing

In-filling the Barracks with affordable housing will not solve Sydney’s housing crisis, but it will destroy a part of our heritage.

Politics

10 h. ago Tougher laws on vaping, illegal tobacco may struggle to hold back the tide

A Herald investigation shows the extent of illegal tobacco and vaping across inner Sydney.

Events

11 h. ago WA’s new gun laws to remain after disallowance motion thrown out

The new laws represent the most sweeping change to gun laws in Australia since the Howard-era reforms, and were supported by the majority in parliament on Thursday.

Politics

13 h. ago Genius Childcare boss fined for handling proceeds of crime as investigators chase missing millions

Darren Misquitta escaped conviction but his legal woes may be just beginning as investigators search for missing millions from his childcare empire and allege breaches of company law.

Events

19 h. ago Truck and train collision at level crossing causes major traffic delays

A truck and train have collided at a level crossing in Runcorn, in Brisbane's south. Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Beenleigh and Bonemill Road just after 7am, and though the train has been cleared from the area, major traffic diversions remain in place. No injuries have been reported.

Transport

35 h. ago WA news LIVE: Fake gun law videos emerge online as WA police minister makes plea for bill to pass

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Events

37 h. ago Man charged after police gun 'unintentionally' fired during arrest at Sydney Airport

A man has been charged over an incident that allegedly led to a police officer's gun "unintentionally" being fired near a cafe at Sydney Airport.

Events

38 h. ago ‘Enough is enough’: Combative Lyon ends press conference over contract questions

St Kilda coach Ross Lyon cut short his weekly press conference on Wednesday, as the Saints remain in the spotlight over their list management decisions and reports of player unrest.

Politics

38 h. ago ‘Miraculous no one got hit’: Hero bystander recounts moment gun was fired inside Sydney Airport

Passenger William Wilcher rushed to help AFP officers as they grappled with the man during an arrest in a busy area of Terminal 2.

Events

42 h. ago Hero bystander recounts moment gun was fired inside busy Sydney Airport terminal

A passenger rushed to help AFP officers as they grappled with the man in a busy area of Terminal 2.

Events

48 h. ago New strata laws are great, but I can’t get an answer about undies on the balcony

There are many excellent changes in the new NSW strata laws. But they need to be well policed and Fair Trading must step up.

Politics

62 h. ago WA news LIVE: WA to update its reproductive rights laws to allow surrogacy

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Politics

3 d. ago Grasping defamation lawyers a threat to public interest journalism

While the country needs defamation laws, a number of recent cases expose serious flaws in the system.

Events

3 d. ago Landmark court victory came in yet another case that should never have been heard

Dr Munjed Al Muderis’ case was the latest example of how a dozen money-driven defamation lawyers have made a cottage industry of extracting fees from rich clients only to score a spectacular own goal.

Events

3 d. ago ‘On board with Coalition or quit’: Speakman fires warning to colleagues

NSW Liberal Leader Mark Speakman has taken a stand against his detractors, insisting he will remain leader and defining the party as proudly YIMBY.

Events

4 d. ago ‘Serious risk to the public’: Colourful businessman fined $1m and banned as a director

Nickolas “John” Karantzis, who has moved to Cyprus, “shows a complete disregard for law and compliance with corporate regulations”, according to the Federal Court in Victoria.

Economics

4 d. ago Split in Albanese’s caucus as government moves to kill AI laws

The sprawling technology has become a subject of intense debate within Labor’s inner sanctum.

Politics

4 d. ago Gaza ceasefire hopes revived, as Marles stresses no arms trade with Israel

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke and his Coalition counterpart Andrew Hastie both warned that Israel could be in breach of international law.

Politics

5 d. ago Turf war: Rabbitohs want Roosters thrown off training ground

The bickering between the Sydney clubs, which has been going since 1908, has taken a fresh turn.

Events

6 d. ago ‘I thought the sun had fallen’: What a nuclear bomb survivor taught me

Seiichiro Mise witnessed the moment an atomic bomb was dropped in Japan. Eighty years later, traumatic memories still remain.

Events