Waverley

'Daniil, please come home': search for missing boy continues

Ilya Gridneff Despite being overwhelmed with calls, police are still encouraging people to ring them with any information about missing schoolboy Daniil Ivanyuta.

Cars out, volleyball in with Bondi makeover

Nicole Hasham Cars would be banished, a leafy park created and beach volleyball allowed at Bondi under the biggest changes made to the famous waterfront strip in decades.

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'Good on them': Father of red-faced robber supports chilli attack

Ilya Gridneff, Nick Ralston Alleged chicken shop robber's father says the quick-thinking staff did not go far enough in efforts to stop his son.

Historic boot factory to be demolished

Nicole Hasham Sydney's last remaining boot factory is slated for demolition after Waverley Council decided it was too derelict to repair.

Beach boys club accused of creating bad vibes for women

Rebecca Koerber You have seen them on TV, in their distinctive blue-on-blue shirts, dashing into the breakers to the aid of stricken swimmers at Australia's most famous beach.

At Knox Grammar, the air is positively charged

Amy McNeilage If Knox Grammar's rugby team loses, coaches are not to criticise or chastise players. Negative language is shunned at the school, not just on the sports field but in classrooms, music lessons and at...

Missing Belinda 'stole alcohol' as family searched for her

Stephanie Gardiner When police found missing Sydney woman Belinda Burcham "dishevelled and confused" in Paddington, she thought she had only been away for a few hours.

Medich points finger at Gattellari

Kate McClymont, Lisa Davies Property millionaire Ron Medich has suggested his former right-hand man Lucky Gattellari had a motive for the murder of Sydney businessman Michael McGurk, according to documents tendered in court on...

Builders have to wait: urban councils are slowest to assess DAs

Leesha McKenny Pity the home builder in Hurstville, the developer in Willoughby and the renovator in Botany: the three council areas are among the slowest in the state in deciding development applications, a new...

Glassing, drink-driving incidents in Coogee

A man has been glassed in the face with a broken bottle during an argument in Sydney's east.

Set alight in his home: man extradited

Megan Levy A man has been extradited from New Zealand and charged with the attempted murder of a man who was doused in petrol and set alight inside his home in western Sydney.

Grand vision is a sight to see

Anne Davies Two decades on, a pollie's dream gives the foreshore back to the people.

'Prince of Paparazzi' ordered to stay away from former Spice Girl Mel Brown - but not her husband

Paul Bibby The photographer at the centre of an ugly public spat with X Factor judge Mel Brown has denied he made deaths threat against her celebrity husband and pledged to defend the allegations against him.

Two years on, brothers charged with murder

Rachel Olding When he didn't show up for his mother's funeral, alarm bells started ringing. Mohammed Ayman Abouhait's girlfriend and family members started calling his phone constantly.

$3 million police motorway ice bust

Police have seized nearly four kilograms of the drug ice with an estimated street value of more than $3 million after pulling over a car in south-west Sydney.

Road to corruption

Malcolm Brown Like many other council employees in NSW, Glen Lapham, water and sewer team leader for Ballina Council, had a basic job with ordinary pay, and few luxuries.

Chaos averted as IRC orders Sydney bus drivers to lift bans

Jacob Saulwick and Josephine Tovey Potential chaos on Sydney roads tonight has been averted, with the NSW Industrial Relations Commission stepping to stop a snap strike.

A healer, his patient and their lost fortunes

He's the Sydney chiropractor to the stars. His patients have included the actor Keanu Reeves, the hotelier Justin Hemmes, the model Annaliese Braakensiek and the environmental campaigner Zoe Tryon.