Stories from Sydney · Australia

A report highlights the high rate of First Nations incarceration per capita, suggesting a need for community reintegration programs. The report contrasts with previous findings.

The luxury Trump Tower project in Australia, which was planned to be the country's tallest skyscraper with a $1 billion investment, has been canceled. The project's cancellation was announced via social media.

Remains found in a nature reserve in remote New South Wales have been confirmed as those of triple murderer Julian Ingram. The body was formally identified. The remains found Monday afternoon have been formally identified as 37-year-old Julian Ingram.

LaFleur Minerals has secured $6.9 million in financing to build a new gold mill. The funds are intended for the development of a gold mill. This financing is for the company's expansion plans.

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has attacked a report by the Public Accountability Committee concerning a $37 million grants scheme. Minns described the committee's process as a 'kangaroo court'.

New South Wales Health is investigating a dental clinic after an audit found deficiencies in equipment sterilization and cleaning practices. Tam, was audited last month. The investigation follows concerns about hepatitis B and C.

Former patients of a Sydney dentist have been advised to undergo testing for hepatitis and HIV. This recommendation follows concerns regarding infection control practices at the dental practice. The dentist is based in Stratfield.

The Trump Organization has dropped plans for its first skyscraper in Australia.

Thousands of patients of a former Sydney dentist may have been exposed to bloodborne viruses. A public servant and a former police commissioner have been appointed to investigate the matter.

Working Australians will begin receiving automatic payments as part of their tax returns starting in the second half of the year. This measure aims to adjust government spending and potentially reduce inflation.