Julie Ray

The final resting place of more than 30,000 Australian soldiers from World War I and II is unknown. With DNA breakthroughs, more families are trying to find their ancestors' graves.

In the closing weeks of the Vietnam War, hundreds of orphaned babies and children were airlifted to Australia for a new life, but not all of them were adopted.

Many businesses trade off the Byron Bay brand, but when the product has nothing to do with the iconic location, angry locals are left with few options.

The New South Wales government says the artwork infamous murderer Leonard Lawson did on the old walls of Grafton Gaol must go before the site becomes part of a new hospital because it could be upsetting for staff.

Engineers hope easy-to-erect, sustainable cardboard homes may provide the answer to crisis accommodation after floods and bushfires.

1970s pro-surfer Larry Blair has co-authored a book called The Outside detailing his crime-ridden childhood living in fear of The Toecutters and the murder of his bank-robbing father.

An evacuating resident has captured on video the moment fire engulfs a NSW tobacco shop after a suspected ram raid attack in the early hours of the morning.

"Hundreds and hundreds" of sharks bite their way into a trawler's prawn catch with the competition so fierce, fishers want to "give up".

A Byron Bay vet team is searching for a suitable feather donor for a procedure they hope will help get an injured wedge-tailed eagle soaring again.

The state government announces a review of its rehoming plans for a northern New South Wales Indigenous community displaced by major flooding in 2022.

The crew survived what became the world's longest raft journey across 14,000 kilometres from Ecuador to the NSW North Coast.

A "sunset date" has been used to cancel the contracts of 47 would-be home owners on New South Wales's North Coast, who say they have now been priced out of the market.