Lia Harris is a crime reporter with ABC News in Sydney. She began her career at Messenger Community News in Adelaide in 2010 before moving to The Advertiser where she focused on crime. Lia then moved to Sydney in 2014 to work as a crime reporter for The Sunday Telegraph for four years before making the switch to television by accepting a job at 10 News.
All three different proposals put to the Mardi Gras annual general meeting on Saturday morning to determine whether NSW Police would be allowed to march were defeated.
The bodies of a man and a woman, believed to be in their 60s, were found at a shop in Oxford Street, Cambridge Park.
Melissa Yarnold, a transgender woman, says nobody should have to go through what she experienced while in custody.
Karen Webb has faced criticism for her handling of the case of Clare Nowland. Less than four hours after senior constable Kristian White was convicted of manslaughter, the NSW Police commissioner admitted she was "always learning".
Two Indigenous former NSW Police officers tell the ABC the force's overtly racist culture is contributing to the increasingly high incarceration rate of First Nations people.
Joel Cauchi stabbed and killed six people at the Westfield shopping centre in Sydney's eastern suburbs in April before shot dead by a police officer.
Following a public appeal for information, a 32-year-old man walked into Narellan Police Station where he was arrested.
Almost three years since NSW Police first went public with their theory that William Tyrrell's foster mother may have covered up his death, the evidence why is now being examined. But what was that evidence?
Any evidence police have gathered against William Tyrrell's foster mother will finally be presented to a coroner as the inquest into the toddler's disappearance resumes this week.
Police found the body of the 47-year-old near her home on Parkdale Road near Bourke earlier this week.
A former sergeant with the NSW Police has told the ABC about their experience of homophobia while serving, including hearing "extremely homophobic" remarks during Sydney WorldPride 2023.
The light aircraft collided midair before crashing into bushland at Belimbla Park in Sydney's south-west.
Sam Einfeld is sentenced to an intensive corrections order of one year and nine months for the attack on 82-year-old Margot Priday, just days after being sentenced for two other counts of common assault against his own elderly mother and another woman.
In an interview with the ABC, NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says only senior officers will investigate claims of coercive control because of the complexity of the cases.
New South Wales Police have brought in a former human rights commissioner to conduct an official review of the culture within the force following an ABC News investigation.
An exclusive ABC investigation found reports of a toxic culture has led to a mass exodus from NSW Police contributing to an almost 20 per cent shortfall in officers across the state.
An ABC investigation uncovers allegations of bullying, sexism and a dangerous lack of support within the ranks of NSW Police, which officers say is driving hundreds of officers out of the force.
The woman faced Parramatta Local Court on Saturday morning, after being charged on Friday night with two counts of domestic violence-related murder.
For four years, Gary Jubelin was the lead investigator of William Tyrrell's disappearance. A decade since the three-year-old went missing, the former detective has called for better transparency and accountability into the case.
A decade after the boy in the Spider-Man suit vanished from his foster grandmother's home on the NSW Mid North Coast, police are no closer to finding him.
English teacher William Gulson, 27, has been charged with grooming a child online.
Police have received more than 20 reports of coercive control since the new laws came into effect at the start of July, tackling abusive and manipulate behaviours against victim-survivors.
Sam Einfeld said his time in custody gave him time to "think of the tremendous consequences" his addiction to prescription medication had on his life.
Police said a 50-year-old man pointed a gun at his in-laws and shot a random motorist in Western Sydney in a domestic violence-related attack.
Tayla Brailey, 30, was released on bail less than a fortnight ago, after being initially charged for sexually abusing a 17-year-old boy at her school.