Tony Ibrahim

Roughly one-third of the psychiatrists leaving the state's public health system have rejoined as visiting medical officers, a higher paid contracting role.

Next week, more than two-thirds of NSW's psychiatrists working in its public hospital sector are set to resign, potentially causing serious harm for the state's healthcare system. But how did we get here?

A company ordered to pay thousands in fines due to the offensive odour from its waste landfill site in Western Sydney is now being lauded for "showing us how to do something sensible with waste".

One of Australia's largest shopping centre operators is exploring whether it can build apartments on 42 of its shopping centres. But while some claim this could help the affordable housing crisis, others have reservations.

NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen says the industrial action on Sydney trains from Friday to Sunday will cause "major disruption for millions of train passengers" across the city.

North Sydney Council has conceded the redevelopment of its Olympic pool has left it in a financially "unsustainable" position.

A video of a lithium battery fire in the back of a south-west Sydney garbage truck has prompted warnings to residents who leave dangerous goods in suburban bins. 

Officers pulled up to the car which they said was acting suspiciously before it sped off onto the Great Western Highway, crashing in to another car and killing the driver.

Hundreds of mysterious black spheres that washed up on three popular beaches in Sydney have been identified as tar balls.

Noise cameras will be rolled out across two NSW council areas before the end of the year. The technology will target "anti-social behaviour and noisy vehicles", according to a NSW government tender.