The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

Best sign yet Dellavedova is close to concussion return

Matthew Dellavedova has missed the Sydney Kings' past three games with concussion but his long wait to return to the court could soon be over.

AAP · Jan 28

Morning Mail: One Nation’s polling surge; Alex de Minaur exits Australian Open; how Sussan Ley might survive

Pauline Hanson’s party ascendant after Coalition chaos; Carlos Alcaraz overpowers Australian in Melbourne; the battle to expose Sydney Water’s secrets

The Guardian - AU · Jan 27

Rate hikes, affordability won't curb house prices

Property professionals are confident that housing prices will continue to grow in 2026, despite worries about higher interest rates and affordability.

AAP · Jan 27

Project Sunrise: All you need to know about the Qantas London-Sydney nonstop flight

The Australian airline’s planned 10,573-mile trip from Heathrow to its hub will be the longest passenger flight anywhere in the world

The Independent UK · Jan 26

Sydney star 'raring' for ALM derby return from injury

Star A-League Men striker Joe Lolley will make his long-awaited return for the Sky Blues from a hamstring injury in the upcoming Sydney derby.

AAP · Jan 26

Travel expert says nonstop UK to Australia flights will prove ‘hugely popular’

Exclusive: Qantas expects to launch London to Sydney route next year

The Independent UK · Jan 26

Mata and brilliant Brazilian steer Victory past Sydney

Juan Mata recorded three assists while Brazilian winger Santos scored twice as Melbourne Victory thumped Sydney FC 4-0 at AAMI Park.

AAP · Jan 26

Man charged after allegedly making comments aligned with neo-Nazi ideology at Sydney anti-immigration march

Thousands of people across Sydney and Melbourne take part in March for Australia rallies on Invasion Day

The Guardian - AU · Jan 26

Invasion Day: police investigate ‘device’ thrown into Perth crowd as huge marches held across Australia

Anti-immigration protesters clash with First Nations people and supporters in Melbourne and Canberra at otherwise peaceful rallies

The Guardian - AU · Jan 26

‘Dad never took his customers for granted’: remembering Abdul’s in Sydney’s ‘Little Lebanon’

What began as a hole-in-the-wall falafel shop in 1968 became a Sydney landmark. What does Abdul’s closure tell us about the area’s past and future?

The Guardian - AU · Jan 26