Macarthur FC 'betrayed' by it's players
The club at the centre of the A-League's bombshell gambling arrests says it feels a sense of betrayal by its players. Police are still searching for a fourth player as the saga continues to overshadow the league's sell-out finals matches. For more, Paul Kadak reports.
Asylum seeker who murdered grandfather sentence to decades in jail
An asylum seeker terrorist who killed a 70-year-old grandfather in a random attack will spend more than 40 years behind bars. Police in Britain say the attacker was motivated by the conflict in Gaza with authorities fearing he could have killed more people. For more, Hugh Whitfeld reports.
Payne Haas accused of drug trafficking
The father of rugby league star Payne Haas has been removed to a prison in Maila as he awaits extradition to Indonesia accused of drug trafficking. For more, Rachel Baxter reports.
Popular scheme erase demerit points for good drivers
Over a million drivers across the state have had a demerit point erased from their licence. It's part of a popular scheme to reward good drivers rather than punish bad ones. For more, Tom Sacre reports.
Federal government promising to make it easier to find cheapest energy deal
The Federal Government is promising to make it quicker and easier to find the cheapest energy deal. Labor is developing a new system that will allow customers to switch to a better plan at the click of a button saving time and hundreds of dollars. For more, Rob Scott reports.
Case of murdered Australian brothers puts pressure on Mexican authorities
The murder of 2 Australian brothers in Mexico has put international pressure on authorities there to deliver justice for their heartbroken family. But the swift investigation that led to the arrest of 3 suspects is a rarity in Mexico where tens of thousands of missing persons cases remain unsolved.…
Corrections officer giving Sydney teens a second chance
As the state grapples with a youth crime crisis, one Corrections Officer in Western Sydney is working to help rehabilitate teenage offenders. He's built a trade centre inside a juvenile jail teaching inmates vital skills even landing one teenager an apprenticeship. For more, Jodi Lee reports.
Thousands attend Sydney's Medieval Fayre
Western Sydney took a step back into the Middle Ages with thousands attending the annual Medieval Fayre to soak up the excitement of a bygone era. For more, Tom Sacre reports.
Aussie couple proving it’s never too late to find love
It's never too late to commit to love. One Sydney couple has tied the knot after a 23-year engagement. Sparks flew immediately after the pair was introduced by a mutual friend but it took them decades to meet at the altar. For more, Jodi Lee reports.
Solo adventurer retrace historic flight path
One hundred years after two RAAF pilots became the first to circumnavigate Australia, a solo adventurer has retraced the original flight path in their honour. 44 days and 15km later, Michael Smith touched down in Point Cook. For more, Tyra Stowers reports.