Identity of mystery Bondi Beach hero revealed
When shooting began on Sunday evening, Bitton and his friend fled, but when his friend looked for him, he was nowhere to be seen.
Annalise Bolt is a reporter for the Nine Network.
Travel agent cancelled customers' holidays to pocket refunds herself
Zahra Rachid booked international flights for customers to destinations including Portugal, Greece, Lebanon and Iran, but secretly cancelled the tickets to pocket the refunds for herself.
Parents claim daughter was injured in hospital's care, causing lifelong disability
Now six years old, Tomi Onakoya has just learned to walk. "She's not talking yet, no words at all," her mother told 9News.
Teenager targeted for being gay charged by police has case dropped
The court heard the officer in charge didn't contact a single witness and charged the teenager based on the CCTV alone.
Woman stuck in mud mauled by two dogs, pet savaged to death
A woman who was mauled by two out of control dogs while sinking into mud on the banks of a Sydney river has told Sutherland local court she thought she was going to die.
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Owner of car allegedly stolen by Bruce Lehrmann says it was 'odd and bizarre'
Former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann has been charged with stealing a car in an alleged late night heist in a small Tasmanian community, 30 minutes out of Hobart.
Fourth person jailed after Tinder date leads to Sydney man being stabbed to death
A killer has been sentenced to decades behind bars for breaking into a stranger's south-west Sydney home - after hearing about "bundles of cash" flashed on a Tinder date.
Major audit of Australia's mobile black spots to start this month
The nation's first-ever independent audit of mobile coverage will get under way in October, aimed at finding black spots and building a clear picture of the network.
Family-sized units scarce for Sydney's next-generation
The great Australian dream looks a little different these days - with many of the next generation growing up in apartments.
'Everyone wins': Tax tweak could feed millions of hungry Australians
In a giant warehouse in Prestons, in south-west Sydney, thousands of food items are packed and delivered all over the city.
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Food delivery cyclists ending up inside tunnels and on major motorways
Delivery riders are blocking traffic and finding themselves and others in danger, but labor law experts say they are pushed to the limit by an unsafe system.
Why more Australians are buying their groceries direct from farmers
There are many services that deliver fresh meat or fruit and vegetables directly to customers, cutting out the middle man.
Revolutionary tool for first responders reaches NSW
The GoodSAM platform has finally reached New South Wales, piloted by police and ambulance in very different capacities, but with the same goal of saving lives.
Aussie franchises make $170 billion a year, but is it worth it?
When it works it goes well, but when it doesn't, there's no way out.
Help needed for the Sydney charity that's comforted hundreds of women facing crisis
For grandmother Shirley Backer, the simple act of coming home is a "blessing" after experiencing homelessness several times.
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New national guidelines to set the gold standard for future aged care builds
New draft aged care design guidelines from the Federal Government aim to turn institutions into homes.
Surfing mecca coming to Western Sydney next year
"It will be a mecca for surfing in Western Sydney," URBNSURF CEO Damon Tudor said.
Workers at risk from cancer-causing welding fumes
'The minute I inhaled that smoke that day it burned on the way down'
New long-range drones trialled in effort to help surf lifesavers
Drone technology is rapidly advancing, and Surf Life Saving NSW is now looking to harness it to help in emergencies and patrols.
NSW Ambulance pleads guilty to neglecting worker who took own life
NSW Ambulance admitted to neglecting Tony Jenkins by failing to provide a safe workplace when the father-of-two took his own life while on shift in 2018.