The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

A NSW budget pledge will be matched with Commonwealth funding for preliminary work on faster train services to the Central Coast.

Airbnb and its competitors have made tourism a year-round prospect in many places, but locals say that locks them out of the rental market

The collapse of a business that employed about 300 workers in Sydney and Melbourne has again exposed an "unfair" government scheme that excludes most migrant workers.

A Canberra family who has temporarily relocated to Ronald McDonald House in Sydney so their seven-year-old son can receive cancer treatment has been left stranded after their car was hit by another vehicle and is likely a write-off.

For decades, a group of crooked Queensland cops known as the Rat Pack ran a murky system of bribes and extortion. But they never dreamed that the sex workers they exploited would bring about their downfall.

The leaders of Australia and New Zealand vowed on Friday to take their ties to "a new level" through greater collaboration on climate change and regional security.

Melbourne are still to decide who will replace injured State of Origin winger Xavier Coates for their NRL clash with Sydney Roosters at the SCG.

A former neighbour of Chris Dawson tells a Sydney court of seeing Lynette Dawson working at a hospital more than two years after she vanished.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern have met for the first time as leaders of their respective countries.

Melbourne and Sydney airports are completely cooked this morning because tens of thousands of holidayers are attempting to flee the cold ahead of the long weekend.Travellers posted photos on Twitter on Friday showing queues for baggage check-in running outside and down the footpath and hugely dense crowds of people trying…

Crowds at Sydney and Melbourne airports return to pre-pandemic levels as travellers celebrate the Queen's Birthday long weekend.