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Australian basketball legend Lauren Jackson ends her nine-year international retirement to join the Opals's squad for this year's World Cup in Sydney.

Sydney FC have lost one of its greatest ever players after Milos Ninkovic announced he is leaving the A-League Men club.

NSW's major transport infrastructure projects are facing significant cost hikes, with the price tag for the Sydney Metro City and South West blowing out by about $6 billion.

Sydney airport has started using new scanners in its Qantas domestic terminal as part of the shift away from metal detectors

Western Sydney is set to be the big winner from a record $112 billion spend by the NSW government on infrastructure.

The Sydney couple had been married for just a few days when their golf buggy rolled Monday afternoon, killing a 29-year-old woman.

MORNING BRIEFING: Police seize more than 110 knives, 21 firearms and charge 232 people as part of a statewide blitz on knife-related crime.

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe says a recession in Australia is not on his horizon, but after the past two years nothing can ever be ruled out.

Sydney coach John Longmire says ruckman Peter Ladhams will accept a one-game AFL suspension for striking former teammate Ollie Wines.

Weijie He who fell from a southern Sydney unit block where his girlfriend was found stabbed to death may be unfit to stand his murder trial, a court has heard.