The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

Wayne Smith has been synonymous with Hunter harness racing for most of his 43 years, not just as an administrator but also a tireless volunteer. So much so, that his departure from the secretary-manager role at Newcastle and secretary position at Maitland caused shock - and some concern. "I did…

Solidarity ribbons tied to the fence of St Mary's Cathedral in Sydney put a spotlight on clergy abuse, but as quickly as they are tied the ribbons are being taken down.

Sydney schools linked to the conservative Catholic group Opus Dei are being investigated over broad allegations made about teaching to the curriculum.

The owner of a Sydney bar tells a court ex-Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill was "highly intoxicated" during a profanity-filled confrontation.

The defence team of Jarryd Hayne plans to call the woman he allegedly raped as a witness in the re-trial set to take place in Sydney from March 6.

Sydney WorldPride kicks off on February 17th.

When Fiona and Richard decided to move their young family from Adelaide to the NSW south coast in 2020, they had no trouble finding work. But it hasn't all been smooth sailing.

Western Sydney's light rail construction has one year to go before the first stage is completed, but some small businesses on the construction route say they won't last that long.

Dozens of students from private schools in Sydney that are affiliated with the Opus Dei movement have spoken out about disturbing teachings within the schools.

Unions have said operators have been forced to cancel thousands of services as transport authorities insist the situation is only temporary.

Unions say there will be thousands of cancellations across large parts of the city's bus network as the state government faces a shortage of drivers.