The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

Gunston, Newcombe lift Hawks past Swans

Hawthorn have clawed back from a 20-point deficit to overrun Sydney in a hard-fought victory, with evergreen veteran Jack Gunston kicking four goals.

AAP · Mar 18

Morning Mail: crude spikes as Israel hits major gasfield, the driveways that ate Sydney, flight of the fashionistas

Tehran vows to strike at energy facilities after Israel hits main gasfield; study shows how housing redevelopments have halved the size of front yards

The Guardian - AU · Mar 18

The Sydney hotel breathing new life into a landmark

Capella Sydney’s heritage grandeur has been reborn with a contemporary Australian soul

Evening Standard · Mar 18

CCTV shows three men near Sydney ‘stronghold’ where kidnapped Chris Baghsarian held, police allege

Baghsarian, 85, was taken in a case of mistaken identity before being murdered, NSW police allege. Two men have been charged so far

The Guardian - AU · Mar 17

Aussies to build GPS alternative for self-driving cars

Cars, rockets and mining vehicles could drive themselves even when the global positioning system goes dark if a Sydney company succeeds in its mission.

AAP · Mar 17

Bondi attack suspect’s family members tell Australian court they fear for their lives

Naveed Akram’s lawyer tells Sydney court his family have been receiving death threats in person as well as via phone and text message

The Independent UK · Mar 17

Caputo spoils Grant's party as City beat Sydney

Max Caputo has scored the only goal of the game to give Melbourne City a vital A League Men away win over Sydney FC and spoil Rhyan Grant's 400th appearance.

AAP · Mar 17

Less-heralded Swans reaping rewards of focus on Curnow

Star recruit Charlie Curnow has kicked less than 10 per cent of Sydney's goals this season but his teammates love how the big forward helps other players score.

AAP · Mar 17

Iconic Sydney Gay Bar Stonewall Closing Its Doors After 28 Years: ‘Sad & Difficult Decision’

The staple Oxford Street fixture first opened its doors in 1997.

Pedestrian.tv · Mar 17

'Permanent High Point': Did Fuel Stations Overcharge Australians Amid Middle East Conflict?

The NRMA has accused some fuel stations of jacking up prices during the Middle East conflict and warned that record-high fuel costs in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane may now represent a 'permanent high point'.

International Business Times UK · Mar 16