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Donald Gordon Buckley was reported missing earlier this year, and would be in his mid-90s if still alive, police said.

The federal government releases the draft document outlining the noise and environmental impacts of the proposed flight paths for the $5.3 billion Western Sydney International Airport in Badgerys Creek.

With some areas in Sydney's inner city polling more than 80 per cent Yes at this month's Voice referendum, the city's first Indigenous councillor says history needs to be better reflected.

Smartraveller, which is run by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), has changed the travel advice to Lebanon to "do not travel", citing the "volatile security situation".

Two brothers, including a junior Wests Tigers rugby league player, face court over the alleged murder of Dejan 'Danny' Radulovic earlier this year.

The scams usually involve students receiving a cold call from someone speaking Mandarin, and forcing the victim to send staged photos of them being kidnapped to demand ransom payments.

Former inmate Trudy Sheiles tells an inquiry she didn't report being sexually assaulted by a senior NSW prison officer because she was "terrified of the repercussions". 

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the targeting of civilians and taking of hostages was "never a cause for celebration", with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton joining in the criticism of a gathering in the southern suburb of Lakemba.

Since Saturday's surprise assault, Israeli aircraft have been pounding Gaza targets while its ground forces have battled to retake control of border villages and towns overrun by Palestinian gunmen.

The manager of security for Corrective Services NSW tells an inquiry into Wayne Astill's offending that he didn't know why there was no footage but admitted the number of cameras was "inadequate".

The ABC spoke to a number of First Nations people in Sydney and the regions to hear what the Voice means to them.

The Minns government has faced calls to allow for pill testing at events in the state following the deaths of two men who attended the Knockout Outdoor music festival in Western Sydney last weekend.

A special commission of inquiry is looking at what Corrective Services NSW staff, or prison management, knew about the offending of senior prison guard, Wayne Gregory Astill.

A new model of housing development is being touted as a solution to the housing crisis. But is it a game changer or more of the same for renters across New South Wales?  

There are about 120 children and young people living in arrangements designed to be short-term but often result in stays of more than a year, with supervision provided by unaccredited labour hire staff.

The New South Wales government will set up a new fund worth $3.6 billion over the next four years to lift wages for public sector workers and help fill critical shortages.

Hollywood may have to look elsewhere for a place to film with the NSW government slashing funding to programs attracting new TV and movie projects.

More and more drivers are opting for electronic vehicles over conventional cars. After two unrelated battery fires in Sydney in a week, experts say combustions are still rare.  

The halt covers more than 8,400 hectares of forest, in pockets of "koala hubs" within the national park proposed on the Mid North Coast.

Items set to be used at a young couple's wedding are lost when a tree destroyed their garage as Sydney is hit by a night of wind damage.

The NSW corruption watchdog confirms it is investigating whether Tim Crakanthorp breached the ministerial code of conduct over a failure to disclose all of his family's property holdings.

Jordan Fineanganofo now faces several other charges relating to incidents that allegedly occurred over an 18-hour period before the Sydney paramedic was stabbed.

The alleged driver involved in a fatal crash involving two siblings in south-west Sydney has posted himself eating a fast food meal allegedly before handing himself in to police.

Johnson Kokozian is denied bail after being charged over a crash in Sydney's south-west that killed a brother and sister.

Transport for NSW secretary Josh Murray told the parliamentary inquiry he did not discuss the job with the NSW premier or the transport minister.