The Latest Breaking News from NSW Police Force

Poor record-keeping, inadequate training and conflicts of interest have been highlighted in a review of NSW police responses to domestic and family violence.

According to a police official, the investigation and information at this stage indicate that it is a single-vehicle collision. Read further on Dynamite News:

Police allege the officer said “No, bugger it” before he tasered Clare Nowlan.

Getting police to head to and stay in outback towns is so difficult the NSW police force will start paying officers about $7000 a year, under a new scheme.

Bias-motivated protest is not welcome in Australia.

Two NSW police officers have been stood down after a photo emerged of them appearing to point their guns at each other over social media.

A new NSW law enforcement watchdog report suggests police consider banning all officers from owning racehorses after it withdraws the finding that former commissioner Mick Fuller did not commit wrongdoing.

A former member of a disbanded specialist unit complained to a colleague that NSW Police resisted attempts to integrate a hate crimes response into policing, an inquiry has heard.

The inquiry is holding more public hearings in Sydney as it investigates suspected gay hate attack deaths in the state between 1970 and 2010.

The New South Wales law enforcement watchdog has reopened its investigation into former police commissioner Mick Fuller, after its own oversight body disputed findings clearing him of misconduct over undeclared racehorse shares.

A drug cook and his accomplice, who produced a large quantity of methamphetamine oil at an isolated property near Braidwood, are sentenced to several years in jail.