The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

"Is it just me, or is this checklist for a routine inspection from a REA in Sydney completely excessive and unreasonable?"

The Sydney Modern Project had the odds stacked against it since its inception in 2013. It has surely been the most controversial state gallery extension to be built in Australia.

A mechanic has been jailed for up to 22 years after brutally killing his boss in a western Sydney auto wreckers weeks before Christmas in 1995.

A second man is charged over the alleged gangland shooting of a father and son in a ute in Western Sydney last year.

A Sydney high school recently introduced fingerprint technology to “help narrow down” students who were vandalising school toilets.

Sydney's next Metro extension could be paid for with savings from the bumper transport project line-up in NSW, according to a new analysis.

The tournament organisers launched a lawsuit against the Ibrox team for their refusal to take part but the Light Blues are reportedly set for a court fight.

Reports in Australia suggested Rangers would be sued for £1.6m over wrongful termination of matches against Celtic and Western Sydney Wanderers.

Bowling clubs are integral to a community, but in Sydney there seems to be an apparent demise. However, that's not the case nationally.

The Ibrox side pulled out of the controversial tournament Down Under and the organisers have now started legal action.

Macquarie University economist Sean Turnell is free and living in Sydney after 650 days of imprisonment in Myanmar, for what appears to be the “crime” of doing an economist’s job, which is trying to make people’s lives better – in this case the lives of the people of Myanmar.