When bushfire and drought robbed farmer Peter Chauncy of his livelihood, he started chopping wood to sell. Forty years later, he runs one of Australia's largest firewood businesses.
When bushfire and drought robbed farmer Peter Chauncy of his livelihood, he started chopping wood to sell. Forty years later, he runs one of Australia's largest firewood businesses.
Source: ABC News NSW
A Sydney synagogue, targeted in a recent firebombing, had its urgent pleas for security funding rejected multiple times, Jewish community leaders have revealed to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, raising serious concerns about the protection of religious institutions across Australia.
A jury has cleared a Hunter Valley man of murder, accepting his claim of self-defence after a fatal street fight involving a Razor scooter, following a trial that gripped the local community.
A prominent Southern NSW surgeon, Dr. Liu-Ming Schmidt, has been dramatically suspended for six months following a litany of serious complaints, including a 'catastrophic error' directly linked to a patient's death and a shocking missed cancer diagnosis, raising urgent questions about patient safety.
A massive redevelopment of Tweed Hospital promises to alleviate the region's critical housing shortage with 800 new dwellings, but community leaders are demanding greater focus on affordable and social housing solutions.
