Australia's biggest art fair records $17.5m in sales Sales at Sydney Contemporary in 2024 have fallen short of the previous year, with $17.5 million spent on artworks. AAP · Sep 12, 2024
Home-invasion tale over cold case murder 'implausible' A taxi driver's claims he was not a murderer and that home invaders killed an acquaintance over money and drugs should be rejected, a jury has been told. AAP · Sep 10, 2024
Rivals warn Penrith, Storm that finals are no cakewalk Penrith and Melbourne are the firm favourites to play in this year's NRL grand final, but history shows the top two teams rarely face off in the decider. AAP · Sep 9, 2024
Treasurer backs inflation target, despite rates risk Jim Chalmers has acknowledged there's tension between fiscal and monetary policy, but argues the government and the central bank have the same objective. AAP · Sep 8, 2024
'It has touched us all': report into ADF suicides looms After years of testimony, the chair of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has shared what he hopes will happen once the final report is out. AAP · Sep 6, 2024
Plan to grasp $62b opportunity 'hiding in plain sight' Improving construction could save billions of dollars for infrastructure already in the pipeline or deliver more projects for the same price, constructors say. AAP · Sep 5, 2024
Chiding for pro-Palestinians who 'usurped' Mardi Gras A magistrate has issued stern remarks to pro-Palestine activists who stormed the Sydney Mardi Gras with flares as he sentenced them to good behaviour bonds. AAP · Sep 5, 2024
Buyers step through portal at nation's biggest art fair Many artworks have already sold as Sydney Contemporary - Australia's biggest art fair - opens to the public. AAP · Sep 5, 2024
Inflatable ape looks for love at Sydney Contemporary The Sydney Contemporary showcases works by more than 400 artists with hopes the event will generate some $20 million in sales. AAP · Sep 4, 2024
'It's your loss': chilling words after Tinder gang rape A woman gang raped by a several men says she was terrified as one by one they entered her bedroom and forced her into sex. AAP · Sep 3, 2024
Festival fans arts revival after 'the darkest times' Sydney's arts industry is developing a renewed optimism after cost-of-living, the pandemic and lockout restrictions hurt audiences and artists. AAP · Sep 2, 2024
Economy yet to turn a corner as higher rates bite Australia is expected to post its slowest annual economic growth rate outside of the pandemic lockdowns since the 1990s as inflation persists. AAP · Sep 1, 2024
Trans question won't make census despite Labor's U-turn Trans and intersex people should not be left out of the census, LGBTQI groups say after forcing Labor to backtrack on a plan to scrap a question on sexuality. AAP · Aug 29, 2024
Emerald City gets an F on housing target report card A slow planning system and lack of infrastructure such as water and power means Sydney and surrounding regions will fail to hit the national housing targets. AAP · Aug 28, 2024
AAP · Aug 28, 2024 Paris's cobbles to test de Rozario's marathon defence Flagbearer Madison de Rozario said she felt her heart sinking when she came face to face with the cobbled streets she must conquer to defend her marathon gold.
AAP · Aug 28, 2024 Challenge to act on 'tragedy' of defence suicides Federal departments can't be trusted to solve military suicides alone and the government must intervene to stop the "crisis", Royal Commissioners warn.
AAP · Aug 27, 2024 Australian Ballet leaps into new venue with 2025 slate The Australian Ballet's 2025 season features two world premieres, by Stephanie Lake and William Forsythe, and the return of Nijinsky, Manon, and Carmen.
AAP · Aug 27, 2024 Home Affairs refuses apology to detainee over treatment An immigration detainee held on Christmas Island was subject to unjustified force by security officers, but the Australian government will not apologise.
AAP · Aug 25, 2024 Reprisal fears after shooting hit on 'Angel of Death' Drawing up a shortlist of suspects in the killing of an underworld figure is proving difficult because of the many people who wanted him dead, police say.
AAP · Aug 25, 2024 LGBTQI people to be 'rendered invisible' in 2026 census The next census won't ask questions about sexual orientation or variations of sex characteristics despite an outcry from the LGBTQI community.
AAP · Aug 24, 2024 Australia's first parliament marks 200th anniversary August 25 marks exactly 200 years since the inaugural meeting of NSW Parliament's Upper House, making it Australia's first parliament.
AAP · Aug 22, 2024 Court's landmark 'trans women are women' verdict lauded The founder of a women-only app has been ordered to pay compensation for unlawfully discriminating against a transgender user as a landmark case concluded.
AAP · Aug 22, 2024 Customers cut health insurance in cost-of-living crisis Financial pressures and stiff competition have limited the number of Australian customers signing up to health insurance policies.
AAP · Aug 21, 2024 Review gun laws 'so no one else has to go through it' An urgent review of correctional officers' use of firearms has been recommended by an inquiry into the death of an Indigenous man shot while fleeing custody.
AAP · Aug 21, 2024 Class action over Jetstar's pandemic travel vouchers A class action against Jetstar is seeking full refunds for flights cancelled during the pandemic, alleging the airline shouldn't have issued travel credits.