The Latest Breaking News from Sydney

Heavy rainfall expected to stretch from Queensland’s Sunshine Coast to the Victorian border, with the potential for isolated falls of up to 100mm

Man, 48, was riding in Sydney suburb of Waterloo when acting sergeant tried to pull him over at about 3am on Friday, assistant commissioner says

Casino operator Star Entertainment has accepted a watchdog needs to continue overseeing its tables in Sydney amid financial woes and remediation works.

An NSW taxi driver has been hit with a hefty $12,000 fine and been banned from operating any rideshare vehicle after charging high fixed fares well above state regulations. In a statement issued by NSW’s Point to Point Transport Commissioner published on Thursday, the driver, Nurman Syarif, allegedly demanded passengers…

Whether you’re sipping coffee in Sydney or sipping sangria in Spain, there’s no escaping your democratic duty. So, grab your pen and paper (or your postal vote application), and let’s dive into the world of early voting.

Home affairs minister leaves Ramadan event after federal police learn of possible disruption from protestors angry at Labor’s response to Gaza war

The Australian production of Annie has begun its Sydney and Melbourne tour, with a familiar face making his theatre debut.

Daddy’s Little Toy reportedly follows the story of an 18-year-old woman and a man who's known her since she was three years old, and is said to contain "graphic references to fantasising about a child".

Brisbane was awarded the Olympics and Paralympics more than 1,300 days ago, and much has happened in between.

Angus Crichton reflects on a "sliding doors" moment and the David Fifita contract saga that almost spelt an end to his time at the Sydney Roosters.

From Algerian couscous that makes the house smell ‘buttery’ to semolina cookies packed with dates, each bite is filled with precious memories