The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

It'll be slurping into Prince Alfred Park from March 22 for six days.

A single raindrop is usually enough to derail the entire system and it's currently storming, soooo.

Two luxury cars once owned by Sydney conwoman Melissa Caddick have sold at auction for more than $360,000.

NSW government drops case against rail workers’ union; Australia closes embassy in Lviv, Ukraine. This blog is now closed

Tuesday: Sydney’s trains to return with limited services amid ongoing industrial action dispute. Plus: machetes and divvy vans at Painters and Dockers’ worst gig

In 1985, calls for the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade to be cancelled in response to concerns about HIV/AIDS were successfully countered by the organisers. The parade is now recognised as an important way of creating awareness of safe-sex practices, reducing the social stigma of HIV/AIDS and being…

MORNING BRIEFING: A fire has ripped through a house in Sydney's west after it was struck by lightning during last night's storms.

A dispute that shut down Sydney's train network is closer to being resolved after the NSW government dropped its industrial claim against the rail union.

Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) government and the rail workers’ union are at loggerheads

Australia on Monday fully reopened its international borders to travelers vaccinated against the coronavirus after nearly two years of pandemic-related closings as tourists returned and hundreds of people were reunited with family and friends. More than 50 international flights will reach the country through the day, including 27 touching down…

Trains started running from 5am but commuters are being warned to expect delays and find alternative transport options where possible.