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Charges against a Sydney teenager accused of using information from last month's Optus data breach in a blackmail scam will be reviewed, as his lawyer tells a court he will plead guilty.

"Welcome to the 1950’s and a hell of a way to grow the game."

When Sydney recruitment officer Annabelle Gonzales heads into the office, she packs lunch for herself and her furry friend Lola.

A man who attempted to kidnap a Sydney party boat operator and hold him for ransom is maintaining his innocence, even after he was found guilty.

A NSW parliamentary report into school infrastructure has found the system hasn't been performing well because capital works are susceptible to pork barrelling.

The unexpected death of a young Sydney law clerk after surgery to remove his appendix has led a coroner to call for more investigation into a drug's reactions.

Once reserved for retirees and young families, the earlybird timeslot is becoming more popular with office workers.

"I enjoy playing in those stadiums where they are against you. It gives you a bit of an edge and gets you fired up even more."

A woman who runs a volunteer cat rescue in Sydney has opened up about the vile threats and harassment she receives on the job. When I find these bastards, they will be dealt with. Period.Amy Field runs The Kitten Sanctuary, an organisation which is dedicated to saving orphaned and neonatal kittens…