The annoying, dangerous habit causing a big spike in car crashes
A growing number of collisions on Sydney roads are being caused by tailgating as more and more drivers get into the bad habit of travelling too close to the car in front of them.
Sophie Walsh is a Reporter for 9News Sydney.
Rod Stewart renews wedding vows in Australia
Ceremony held while touring Down Under
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Action-packed trailer for latest hero supergroup
Miley Cyrus song 'Flowers' breaks streaming record
Singer proving her musical dominance
How the daughter of Queensland cop killers lives with their crime
Madelyn Train has shared what she believes brought police to the house where two officers and an innocent neighbour were executed.
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'Fear of the unknown' led to Queensland cop slayings, daughter claims
Madelyn Train is still processing the deaths of her parents and her step-father.
New startup helping Sydneysiders get into housing market
The new startup resembles a buy now, pay later service, except it's designed specifically for the property market.
Sydney Water's $3.2m campaign questioned as dams hit capacity
9News can reveal the government-owned corporation splashed out more than $3.2 million on three advertisements starring Australian entertainer Shane Jacobson.
We're all dreaming of a holiday - but when is the best time to book?
In a world ruled by lockdowns, we reveal the best time to book a break, depending on whether it's local or international.
New hope for women with aggressive pregnancy-associated breast cancer
A new study by the Garvan Institute of Medical Research has shed light on why tumours developed during or shortly after pregnancy are particularly aggressive.
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New biosecurity technology to target disturbing arrivals at Australian border
Our borders may have been closed for the past year, but that hasn't stopped tens of thousands of unwanted arrivals.
Father and son volunteer side-by-side in floods
For the past week the SES volunteers haven't stopped, working side by side at Windsor, carrying out rescues and delivering supplies to the stranded.
Drinking session blamed for Vinzent Tarantino's police siege
Vinzent Tarantino claims he's a teetotaler but on Wednesday the stress of his terminally ill father drove him to the bottle.
Jarryd Hayne agrees 'consent was effectively up in the air' before alleged sexual assault
The 32-year-old told the court once he got to his alleged victim's house: "she said she didn't want to have sex".
Child rapist's history 'not checked' after phone calls, court told
A court has heard a NSW police officer charged with failing to properly investigate sexual predator Anthony Sampieri less than two weeks before he raped a seven-year-old girl, didn't check his criminal history when a fresh complaint was made.
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London 'unrecognisable' in wake of COVID-19 pandemic
What happens if someone dies and I can't get home for the funeral? It's a morbid and perhaps paranoid thought, but one that crosses your mind.
'Expect a slow trickle of adjustment': Brexit hour looms close
The UK is about to experience the most long-winded, over-exposed and, at times, painful split from the European Union after 47 years.
Family of Aussie bashed to death by fiancé 'forever haunted' by her murder
The family of Australian woman Amy Parsons will appeal her fiancé Roderick Deakin-White's 17-year non-parole jail sentence on the basis it is too lenient.
Why Prince Andrew had 'no option' but to do car-crash interview
The 50 minute, tell-all was meant to clear the air about his dealings with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, but instead it left the Duke wading in a stinky smog.
Qantas to test world's longest non-stop flight route
The world's longest research flight from London to Sydney, measuring 17,800km, will take off from Heathrow Airport to test the impact of ultra-long haul flights on passengers and crew.