Daniel Sue
Sue Daniel is a digital journalist and producer working at the ABC in Sydney.
Recently, she has worked for ABC Emergency as senior digital editor, acted as deputy digital editor, RN, and been a reporter/producer for Curious Sydney, an audience-led news project.
Sue joined the ABC at triple j in 1987.
She started a cadetship in 1989 and has covered NSW state political and health rounds, reported for ABC TV and worked on several RN programs including Life Matters.
Follow Sue on Twitter: @SueDeneDaniel or contact via email daniel.sue@abc.net.au
Latest by Daniel Sue
NSW Ambulance apologises for photo leak from hospital emergency of shark victim's leg
NSW Ambulance is continuing to investigate the breach to determine the full details of the incident, involving the release of an image of Lauren O'Neill's injured leg just after she had arrived at hospital.
St Vincent's Hospital apologises to woman bitten by shark in Sydney Harbour after photo leaked
The hospital informs Ms O'Neill and apologises after it discovers a photo of her injured, unbandaged leg had been shared publicly, in a serious breach of patient privacy.
A litany of building defects across NSW has shaken consumers but experts say new laws are turning things around
Consumers could be forgiven for asking themselves if it is safe to buy an apartment off the plan with issues frequently emerging in Sydney's building developments. But industry stakeholders say new laws protect prospective buyers.
Three additional sites near Sydney's Rozelle Parklands shut after more asbestos found
The list of contaminated sites related to the Rozelle Interchange Project grows as three landscaped garden beds test positive for bonded asbestos.
Driver charged over Sydney crash that killed two boys, aged nine and 10
A man has been charged over a crash that killed two young boys in the Sydney suburb of Monterey.
At odds with federal Coalition, NSW Liberal leader supports Indigenous Voice
Mr Speakman will not play an active role or advise people how to vote in the referendum, but he's called on the federal government to make some changes to the proposal in the face of poor polling.
'This is a decision that has not been easy': Sydney's Star Casino thrown lifeline
The Star Casino will pay more tax and be legally bound to maintain 3,000 jobs between now and 2030, after announcing a $1.3 billion write down in February and 500 job cuts in March.
95pc of sexual assault victims in NSW accused of lying in court, damning report finds
Victims of sexual assault who go to trial in NSW are still being accused of lying in 95 per cent of cases, making the experience harrowing and contributing to ongoing rape myths and stereotypes, a report finds.
Three people in hospital, one critical, after 'targeted' shooting at Greenacre in Sydney
A man remains in a critical condition, while another man and a woman are stable in the city's south-west after Sydney's latest shooting.
Residents urged to stay inside as toxic smoke smoulders from suspicious fire in Sydney's north
Authorities are concerned about potential toxic fumes from the blaze which broke out overnight at a warehouse in Sydney's north, and may continue to smoulder for several days.
Sydney needs more homes — but for some in this part of town, development is a dirty word
A row over a proposed 855-dwelling development which would house 2,000 residents at Zetland is being seen as a test for the New South Wales government in the battle over Sydney development.
'It's in everyone's blood': Australian government urged to ban PFAS chemicals amid health concerns
Despite being gradually phased out, the toxic chemicals are still found in products like household cookware, waterproof jackets, stain resistant carpets and food packaging, experts say.
Labor considers recount as Liberals win Ryde by 50 votes two weeks after state election
As the Labor party considers its position on a recount, the New South Wales Electoral Commission does a final check of the vote counting for the seat in Sydney's north-west.
NSW Labor unable to form majority government as Liberals win two more seats
Labor falls short of a majority government in New South Wales as two of the remaining three seats go to the Liberal party — now only Ryde remains in doubt.
Labor's interim ministry to be sworn in today as key independents guarantee 'confidence and supply'
Twelve seats remain in the balance with less than 60 per cent of the vote counted in NSW, as three prominent crossbenchers confirm they will "offer confidence and supply" if Labor fails to reach majority government.
Polling close nears as Perrottet and Minns make last-minute pitches to NSW voters
Millions turn out to vote at more than 2,000 polling booths across NSW as party leaders make their last-minute pitch in the hope of forming a majority government.
This paramedic says New South Wales ambulance waits of at least an hour are now 'what's expected'
Tess Oxley works in western Sydney, where she says patients are calling for an ambulance to get health care because they can't get into a GP — an issue highlighted by new union research into NSW Health funding.
NSW parliamentary inquiry takes 'very serious' step of requiring premier's brothers to give evidence to Hills Shire Council inquiry
The premier's brothers and two others were issued with the legal summons after they failed to respond to invitations to give evidence to the inquiry, in what the committee's chair Sue Higginson describes as a coordinated attempt to avoid scrutiny.
Police go to court to block LGBTQI protest at Pell's Sydney funeral over safety concerns
Police say despite supporting the right of individuals to free speech, they have no choice but to block the group Community Action for Rainbow Rights from protesting outside St Mary's Cathedral.
New harbour swimming spot opens next to Sydney CBD
Marrinawi Cove, at Barangaroo, is the latest urban area opened up for swimming west of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but water quality experts say the area needs to be monitored carefully.
'Don't mess with consumers': Uber's $21m fine sends strong message, experts say
About two million Australians saw the misleading cancellation warning that breached consumer law and led to Uber making changes for users of its rideshare app.
Without a garage, Miriam and Guy plan their week around charging their electric car
This family plan their trips to buy milk to coincide with charging their EV, but many people are being put off by the lack of proper infrastructure to support the shift away from petrol vehicles.
Unions declare public campaign war against NSW government before state election
Unions NSW says public sector workers are planning to leave the state in droves and confidence in essential services is collapsing, as it puts the Perrottet government on notice ahead of the March election.
NSW Labor Leader sacked MP live on radio show after she failed to respond to ultimatum
NSW Labor MP Tania Mihailuk has been sacked less than 24 hours after failing to agree to stop using parliamentary privilege to launch "attacks" on colleagues.
Driver arrested over crash that killed five teens, victim's father says he holds no grudges
The father of one of the five teenagers killed in a horrific crash in Sydney's south-west says the 18-year-old driver will be "going through hell".