Illegal e-bike riders put on notice in Sydney's south
A recent police operation in Sydney's Sutherland Shire led to over 170 fines issued to illegal e-bike and e-scooter riders as authorities ramp up enforcement.
Matildas need a grand plan to stave off end-of-an-era concerns
The Matildas express mixed emotions during a thank-you event after their loss in the Women's Asian Cup final, highlighting the need for strategic planning for the team's future.
Japanese women's football team defeats Australia 1-0 in the Asian Cup, claiming their third title
Japan's women's national football team secured their third AFC Women's Asian Cup title by defeating Australia 1-0 in the final held in Sydney.
Kings deny roughing up Cotton in NBL Championship Series opener
The Sydney Kings won the first game of the NBL Championship Series against the Adelaide 36ers, limiting star player Bryce Cotton to just 10 points amidst claims he was targeted physically.
'We can't recreate the past': Oxford Street blow as queer venue shutters
Oxford Street's iconic Stonewall Hotel has closed its doors unexpectedly after 28 years, leaving Sydney’s queer community to reflect on its future.
Royal Navy photo competition features dramatic night raids in Arctic and commando boat racing
The Royal Navy's annual photo competition showcases impressive images of its operations, including night raids in the Arctic and commando boat racing in Sydney Harbour.
Liberals pin hopes on ex-senior cop to reclaim south-west Sydney seat
Former NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Mick Willing will run for the Liberal Party in the Camden seat at the 2027 state election, focusing on addressing cost-of-living challenges.
Australian PM heckled at mosque, called 'putrid dog' by protestors
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced protests and insults during a visit to a mosque in Sydney, reflecting community outrage over his government's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
How to watch the Matildas vs Japan in the Women's Asian Cup final
The Matildas are set to compete against Japan in the Women's Asian Cup final, aiming for their first major trophy since 2010.
Small but mighty cheers for team Japan at Asian Cup final
Young Japanese-Australians in Sydney are showing strong support for their team in the Women's Asian Cup 2026 final against Australia.
Heavy Protest Against Australian PM Albanese at Sydney Mosque, Watch
Australian PM Anthony Albanese faced significant protests at a mosque in Sydney for supporting Israel and the US in the Middle East conflict.
Fear on a Delta flight, 4 injured during landing: what happened
A Delta Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Sydney experienced severe turbulence during landing, resulting in injuries to four crew members but no passengers were harmed.
"Get Him Out of Here." Part of the Faithful Whistles at the Australian Prime Minister in the Mosque in Sydney
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced a loud protest during his visit to the Lakemba mosque in Sydney, where some worshippers expressed their discontent with his government’s policies.
Scary situation on the flight - four injured
Four crew members were injured on a Delta Air Lines flight due to severe turbulence before landing in Sydney, Australia.
Police planned to disperse Isaac Herzog protest in Sydney if crowd hit 6,000, encrypted messages suggest
Police in Sydney had a plan to disperse a protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog if attendance reached 6,000, as revealed by encrypted messages.
'Get out of here', PM Albanese faced protests at a mosque in Sydney
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced significant protests during his visit to a mosque in Sydney while attending Eid prayers, with the crowd expressing anger over the Gaza conflict.
Australian Prime Minister Booed at Mosque During Eid Prayers
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced protests and booing from demonstrators during his visit to a mosque in Sydney for Eid prayers.
Live: Roosters test their mettle against powerful Panthers
The Sydney Roosters face a challenging match against the Penrith Panthers in Round 3 of the NRL season.
Eid al-Fitr at Lakemba mosque in south-western Sydney – in pictures
Thousands gathered at Lakemba mosque in south-western Sydney to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan.
Three flight attendants taken to hospital after Delta flight hits severe turbulence on descent into Sydney
Three flight attendants were hospitalized after experiencing severe turbulence on a Delta flight landing in Sydney, though no passengers were injured.
Sydney man jailed for 28 years after murdering 3yo son
Nathan Vikatos has been sentenced to 28 years for the murder of his three-year-old son Alexi, with eligibility for parole in 2041.
Breaking: Albanese, Burke shouted at as anger erupts at Eid prayers
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke faced vocal protests from attendees during an Eid event in Western Sydney, where some called for their removal.
Breaking: Three hospitalised after flight turbulence in Sydney
Three people were hospitalized due to injuries sustained from turbulence on a Delta Airlines flight arriving in Sydney.
Hawks livewire accuses fans of throwing cans onto MCG
Hawthorn player Nick Watson claims that Sydney Swans fans threw cans at him following a tense AFL match at the MCG.
Swans coach says Curnow a 'work in progress' after loss to Hawks
Sydney Swans coach Dean Cox acknowledges that forward Charlie Curnow is still adjusting to the team following a loss to Hawthorn, where he had a mixed performance.
DV victim-survivor left traumatised by bid to find safe social housing
A domestic violence survivor, Laura, expresses her difficulties in securing safe social housing amidst ongoing threats and deteriorating living conditions in Western Sydney.
'Very Quiet': Family-Owned Service Station Struggles as Fuel Nudges $3 a Litre
Family-owned service stations in Sydney face financial difficulties as fuel prices soar, pushing drivers towards alternative transport options.
Live: Understrength Swans face Hawks in MCG clash to open round two
The Sydney Swans face the Hawthorn Hawks at the MCG in a round two AFL clash, missing key players due to injury.
Hawks primed to keep 'ball rolling' against red-hot Swans
Hawthorn's midfield coach emphasizes the need for improvement as they prepare to face the Sydney Swans after a recent victory over Essendon.
Parking politics and 'crappy' bike lanes stifling a cycling boom in Sydney
Cyclists in Sydney's inner west are facing safety issues due to inadequate bike lanes and parking policies that prioritize cars over cycling infrastructure.
Crude spikes as Israel hits major gasfield, the driveways that ate Sydney, flight of the fashionistas
Crude oil prices have surged following Israeli airstrikes on Iran's largest gasfield, coinciding with discussions on fuel crises in Australia.
‘Where have all our front gardens gone?’: Sydney’s supersized driveways eat into yards
Sydney's increasing number of large driveways is significantly reducing front yard spaces in suburban areas, according to a new research study.
Live: Matildas to learn final opponent as South Korea and Japan face off in Sydney
The South Korean and Japanese women's football teams are set to compete in the semifinals of the 2026 Women's Asian Cup in Sydney.
Swans dealt injury blow, Hawks warned against 'false sense of security'
Sydney Swans forward Isaac Heeney will miss the upcoming match against Hawthorn due to a hamstring strain, prompting coach Sam Mitchell to caution his team against underestimating their adversaries.
US rapper's 'inflammatory' comments at Sydney festival condemned
DJ Haram faces investigation from NSW Police for alleged breaches of racial hate laws related to inflammatory comments made during a performance at the Biennale of Sydney.
CCTV shows three men near Sydney ‘stronghold’ where kidnapped Chris Baghsarian held, police allege
New South Wales police have released CCTV footage of three men they wish to question regarding the alleged kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian in Sydney.
New CCTV footage as police hunt more kidnappers over grandfather's murder
Police are seeking more suspects involved in the kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, who was a victim of mistaken identity in a failed extortion attempt.
Sydney resident fears for cousin facing 'unjustified' charges in Iran
An Australian man is deeply concerned about his cousin in Iran who faces 'unjustified' charges amid a communications blackout affecting families back home.
NSW government paid $700 to get triple killer out of foster home
The NSW government paid $700 to remove Regina Arthurell, a convicted triple killer, from a Western Sydney foster home where two children were living.
Football: the two Iranian refugees in Australia train with a local club
Two Iranian national team players who sought asylum during the Asian Cup in Sydney are now training with Brisbane Roar.
Australia: Death threats against the mother of the assailant after the anti-Semitic attack in Sydney
The mother of the accused assailant in the Sydney anti-Semitic attack has received death threats following the incident that claimed 15 lives.
What Rankine learned after AFL ban, Swans back their new 'focal point'
Izak Rankine returns to the AFL after serving a ban for a homophobic slur, while Swans support Charlie Curnow despite his goalless performance in the previous match.
Bondi gunman's family living in fear, court told
The family of Bondi gunman Naveed Akram is reportedly living in fear due to targeted attacks and death threats, as detailed in a Sydney court hearing.
UTS 'effectively silenced' student who complained of sexual harassment
An investigation has revealed that the University of Technology Sydney suppressed a student's complaint of sexual harassment, reflecting a broader issue across Australian universities regarding confidentiality clauses that restrict students' support options.
Not quiet on the Weston front: the once-sleepy Sydney street suddenly at war over the GreenWay
Residents of Weston Street in Dulwich Hill are expressing frustration over the impact of the new GreenWay pedestrian and cycling corridor on their quiet street, which serves as a key connection point.
Chris Minns and Jewish groups condemn ‘horrid rhetoric’ from DJ at opening night of Sydney Biennale
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns and Jewish organizations denounce the inflammatory remarks made by artist DJ Haram at the Sydney Biennale, which linked Israel to Jeffrey Epstein and included antisemitic themes.
Ancient forest versus 'luxury housing': The $3bn fight over Defence assets
There is significant opposition to proposed development plans for military land in Sydney due to ecological concerns.
Sydney Swans take responsibility for Bondi tribute script change
The Sydney Swans have apologized for altering a tribute speech to exclude references to the Jewish community, responding to criticism and accusations regarding oversight from the AFL.
Magpies make call on Pendlebury's ban, Swans star set for surgery
Collingwood is set to contest Scott Pendlebury's one-match suspension while the Swans will be without Errol Gulden for four months due to injury.
How a TV-famous Sydney school drastically improved its HSC results
South Sydney High School in Maroubra celebrates its second year of being recognized as one of the most improved schools in the HSC results in New South Wales.