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IN PICTURES: Wild weather hits NewSouth Wales

IN PICTURES: Wild weather hits New South Wales ... South Coast regions today after heavy rainfall and hail lashed Sydney and a twister tore through Dubbo. >> view original

Storms bring mini tornado, hailstones, heavy rain and threats of flash...

A mini tornado hit western New South Wales on Monday evening as severe ... A severe thunderstorm also hit central parts of Sydney, bringing hailstones, ... >> view original

Flooded stairwells, stranded cars and lightning strikes:Sydney's...

August 25, 2015: A spectacular storm has lashed Sydney, dumping a deluge of rain from ... On the NSW south coast, surging waters from a flooding Jerrara Dam ... >> view original

Sydney: Clearer days ahead

IMG_1229 After a burst of widespread rain and thunderstorms any potential for showers or rain areas should clear early tomorrow although all suburbs still ... >> view original

Australia's biggest bike-lane skeptic 'wants to destroy cycling in...

There are currently posters on bus stops all over Sydney saying: “A metre matters. ... South Wales, and has described himself as “the biggest bike-lane skeptic in ... >> view original

Sydneysiege inquest: media apply for suppression orders to be lifted

Several news organisations have launched a legal bid to reveal the identities of two lawyers for the director of public prosecutions in New South Wales, ... >> view original

More calls for Wambelong/Coonabarabran bushfire inquiry...

There have been more calls for the New South Wales Government to adopt the ... The service must soon leave its current base at Homebush in Sydney and ... >> view original

Surgery to improve hearing of Aboriginal children now available in...

... agreement of the Griffith Aboriginal Medical Service, New South Wales Rural ... Unfortunately a lot of families have had to travel to Sydney, which is at a cost to ... >> view original

Hepatitis C in prisons: calls for Commonwealth Government to...

KELLIE LAZZARO: Professor Tony Butler from the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales conducts surveys of prisoners every three years to gauge ... >> view original