Tag Archives: Western Sydney

Police officers were forced to dive out of the way when a man allegedly drove through a crowd during a street party in western Sydney that kicked off as the NRL grand final was concluding.

The Panthers aren't just playing for themselves and their families in the NRL grand final — they are representing an area of Sydney that hasn't had a lot to cheer about recently, writes Alex McKinnon.

NSW Opposition Leader Chris Minns has trained his focus on Western Sydney in the wake of Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s shock resignation, saying the “focus” must be on those “doing it tough”.

Two Western Sydney women have pleaded guilty to breaching public health orders after attending party in Newcastle before testing positive for Covid. 20-year-old Josephine Lado and 21-year-old Sulafa Ageeb are believed to have provided police with false information about where they live after being found in Newcastle back in July.

One of the biggest urban wildlife restoration projects in Australia’s history is coming to Western Sydney, and visitors will be able to see what the Australian bush was like over 200 years ago. Over 30 locally extinct species will make a historic return to the area,

Quolls, bettongs and the brush-tailed phascogale are just some of the locally extinct species making their historic return to a new National Park and feral predator-free area in western Sydney.

Five men charged with assaulting police officers in Western Sydney after an alleged struggle broke out over face masks

One of western Sydney’s largest hospitals has been exposed again to COVID-19. Twenty-nine people attached to Liverpool Hospital have tested positive following six outbreaks onsite in the past week. Those infected include 13 patients and two staff members in the orthopaedics ward,

A 72-year-old Sydney man is currently unfit to face trial on charges relating to “highly depraved” child abuse material, which were laid after a Russian tip-off. Raymond John Luke was arrested at his home in Bidwill,

And yet only one of these Sydney LGAs is considered "of concern." It's yet another chapter in the 'Tale of Two Cities' we're seeing play out in the NSW capital. As Mayor of Canterbury Bankstown Khal Asfour told ABC's Q&A last night,