More than a dozen people are facing charges over alleged antisemitic incidents across Sydney. But authorities now say the acts were organised by organised criminals for potential capital.
Videos of the lead-up to a horror crash during a street race in Sydney's south that killed two young passengers have been played to a court, as their stepmother described the lifelong pain and trauma she and her partner carry.
The judge found David William Wonnocott, who made the threats over social media, had disregarded previous warnings, leniency, and paths to rehabilitation provided by the court.
Former teacher Helga Lam is being pursued by the State of NSW in civil proceedings involving four men who allege they were sexually abused as students.
The Israeli content creator who posted a video showing two Sydney nurses make threats towards Israeli patients has shared another clip from the interaction, with police awaiting the full unedited video.
The NSW government has agreed to pay $2.5 million in settlements to four men who allege they were sexually abused as teens by a female teacher who could not be criminally prosecuted because a historical charge does not apply to women.
On the final day of Antoinette Lattouf's unlawful termination case against the ABC, her former manager agreed that she was told posting information from a reputable organisation on social media was allowed.
The ABC managing director told an unlawful termination hearing he reviewed Antoinette Lattouf's social media feeds and grew concerned about what he saw.
An alleged assault of an off-duty police officer in Sydney's inner west was captured on a mobile phone recording, including an alleged stomp on one male officer's head.
A man has been extradited from Queensland to face charges in Sydney after his alleged involvement in an attempted "gang-related" home invasion and subsequent car chase with police.