The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

Deep in Sydney's financial downtown, suits and metalheads rub shoulders one last time in halls regularly graced by rock royalty.

I didn’t get decent sleep or phone reception but there was more legroom and a hot meal – and maybe a smile from Mother Earth

An investment fund says it will have no choice but to divest from Lendlease unless the developer explains how it will protect a vulnerable koala colony on the site of a proposed housing estate south-west of Sydney.

As Australia prepares for the Voice referendum, Professor Megan Davis looks back at the words Paul Keating spoke 30 years ago today at Sydney's Redfern Park.

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Sydney Grandfather Richard Van Piljen crossed the Nullarbor by foot and is expected to arrive in Perth from his 4000 km journey this weekend.

With fuel prices at record highs and carbon emissions more important than ever, we look at the ups and downs of ways of getting around locally

Owners in the Vicinity complex in Sydney's inner west are worried a decision to strip Toplace of its building licence might have unintended consequences in their fight for remediation works.

A 79-year-old Sydney man who ran over his former wife's new partner and repeatedly hit him with an axe is likely to die in jail, says sentencing judge