The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

A bus driver whose vehicle tragically rolled over outside a school in Sydney's southwest killing a young boy has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.

As one of the first major cities in the world to celebrate the start of the new year, Sydney will kick 2024 off with a showcase of Indigenous culture.

A judicial inquiry is reviewing the convictions of the so-called "Croatian Six", who were jailed over an alleged 1979 plot to blow up targets across Sydney.

Notorious gangland figure Arthur "Neddy" Smith is believed to be involved in the deaths of two men whose remains were found near a beach in Sydney's south.

Warner expressed his wish to retire from Tests at the end of their series against Pakistan in Sydney next month.

NEW DELHI: Australia's chief selector, George Bailey, has issued a caution against repeating past mistakes as veteran opener David Warner gears up to conclude his 12-year test career. Warner, named in Australia's 14-man squad for the first test against Pakistan, aims to bid farewell with a final appearance in Sydney…

For the eighth week in a row, supporters for a free Palestine marched through Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane on Sunday, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Fans at the Good Things music festival in Sydney walked out with their tails between their legs after Good Things turned bad weather-wise.

South African Ashleigh Buhai has won back-to-back Women's Australian Open crowns, with home hope Minjee Lee finishing runner-up in a thrilling finale.

Circus 1903, which features giant elephant puppets, is returning to Sydney after playing 400 cities around the world.

Ufuk Talay says he'll stick solidly to the strike partnership of Fabio Gomes and Patrick Wood after his Sydney FC side beat Perth Glory.