'Unfinished business' - Inquiry to investigate dozens of cold case murders linked to Ivan Milat

MP Jeremy Buckingham is pushing for a parliamentary inquiry into the disappearances of up to 100 young people, amid claims that "outrageous criminality" and police dismissals left families without answers for decades.

'Complete madness' - Sydney's mobile speed camera blunder during flash floods

Clinton Maynard slams the state government for "wasted resources" after a mobile speed camera was deployed on a flooded highway during a torrential 100mm downpour.

Two dead following fungal outbreak at Sydney Hospital

An investigation is underway after two patients died and four others became seriously ill in a fungal outbreak at a leading Sydney hospital last year.

'One of the worst crimes in history' - Maynard speaks on tragic murder of Sydney grandfather

On Wednesday morning, a 24-year-old man and a 29-year-old man were arrested and are currently being questioned by police in connection with the alleged kidnapping and murder of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian.

Poll reveals strong support to broaden child care subsidy

Childcare Choice researcher Maddy Simmonds joined Clinton Maynard on Sydney Now to discuss growing calls for the child care subsidy to be extended to more care options.

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'Wrong man' - Innocent lives caught in the crossfire of Sydney’s brazen gang wars

Former NSW police detective Gary Jubelin warns that gangs are now "outsourcing" violence to brazen, inexperienced recruits, leading to fatal mistakes and innocent casualties.

'Not real' - Chris Minns dismisses One Nation’s policy depth despite poll surge

NSW Premier Chris Minns has rejected One Nation’s ability to govern New South Wales, labeling their platform as superficial and "not real" after a Roy Morgan poll showed the party surging to a record 30% primary support. Clinton noted that while the Premier gave the party a "fair whack" for lackin…

'No Accountability' - slain paramedic’s father slams government for failing to protect frontline workers

The father of murdered paramedic Steven Tougher has condemned the NSW Attorney General’s refusal to implement mandatory minimum sentences for those who assault emergency staff, revealing that current penalties can be as low as a $110 fine.

'Growing crisis' - Authorities hunt for answers as distracted driving deaths soar

With New South Wales road fatalities jumping 17%, Clinton Maynard warns that high-tech dashboard distractions are fueling a deadly surge that cameras and current laws are failing to stop.