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The Panthers flex their muscles with a big win over the Roosters, who lose a key player to injury, after the Warriors down a frustrated Bulldogs side to earn their sixth win of the season

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Members of the Pakistani diaspora, chanting "this terrorism has a uniform behind it", protest in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne following the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan in Islamabad this week.

The iconic Newtown Festival have officially called it quits after 40 years. RIP, to Sydney's arts scene, I guess.

An influx of donations to Sydney's anti-venom program suggests the native arachnids are unusually active for this time of year, but researchers urge caution — and not for the reason you may think.

A teenager who died after becoming trapped under a light rail carriage in inner Sydney may have been trying to cross through its middle link.

If you’ve seen the hit animated film Finding Nemo, you might recall the character Dory singing the catchy tune “Just Keep Swimming” to help her clownfish friend Marlin make the long journey from the Great Barrier Reef to Sydney.

Food charities are struggling to keep their pantries stocked with more hungry mouths to feed than ever before, but there was no joy in this week's federal budget.

As Super Netball reflects on its first Inclusion Round, Australia's first LGBTQIA+ friendly netball club have put their hand up to be involved next year.

Alexandra Cornish met Andrew Chan when she was 24 and he was travelling in Sydney

A Sydney "self-taught trader" — charged with allegedly defrauding "mum-and-dad-type" investors of more than $24 million — has been refused bail.