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The latest Sydney reporting from Sydney Daily News.
The NSW coroner praises emergency services for "persistence" during the 12-day search for a hiker who set off on an ill-fated midnight mountain walk in sub-zero temperatures while wearing sandals.
Millions of NSW residents are set to experience significant financial shifts from July 1, as a raft of new government policies come into effect, promising relief for motorists, public transport users, and a boost for wage earners.
Acclaimed memoirist Ariane Beeston, known for her powerful account of postpartum psychosis, embarks on a new literary journey with her debut novel, promising a fresh perspective on the human experience.
Australia's Royal Commission into Antisemitism is poised to delve into the alarming proliferation of anti-Jewish content across social media platforms, described as an "unregulated cesspool of disinformation" by experts, raising urgent questions about online accountability.
The highly anticipated Sydney season of the hit musical *Waitress* has been abruptly cancelled, leaving theatregoers and performers alike reeling after the national tour was unexpectedly cut short.
The nation prepares to honour the extraordinary life and legacy of Professor Richard Scolyer AO, the groundbreaking melanoma pathologist and former Australian of the Year, with a state memorial service confirmed for late July. His passing at 59, after a courageous battle with incurable brain cancer, has left a profound void in medical science and the hearts of many.
Premier Chris Minns watched the final wall fall on the eastbound tube under the Parramatta River this morning.
Wholesale arabica is up 70 per cent in a year — and Sydney baristas say the era of the $5 flat white is over.
Federal Minister Murray Watt has signalled the Albanese government will move to strengthen powers for the e-Safety Commissioner, citing a lack of compliance from tech giants regarding the December ban on under-16s accessing certain platforms. The announcement comes amidst broader concerns about global pressures and the rise of populist politics.
Renters squeezed as listings dwindle into winter.
Premier Chris Minns says he wants to restore confidence to beachgoers after series of shark sightings and attacksFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free
Organisers say next year's festival will be the largest yet, with 350 events across 23 days.
Transport minister confirms new pricing from October.
Frustrated by escalating costs and a perceived decline in industry standards, a growing number of unit owners are seizing control of their strata committees, challenging the commercialised system.
Cultural precinct welcomes ten thousand visitors on launch weekend.
First test flights expected next quarter.
Funding earmarked for clifftop safety rails and lighting.
Greens led motion passes despite developer pushback.
RFS urges residents to clear gutters and check plans.
State government commits over a billion dollars to the project.
