The NSW government is seizing a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform Australia’s busiest train station.
The City of Sydney council argues the state government’s ambitious proposal to reshape land around Central Station features “too many towers,too close together”.
What was once dumped into Sydney’s Harbour and off beaches as raw sewage now holds Sydney’s secrets. We take a trip through the sewer in the latest installment in our series The Sydney we don’t talk about.
Sydney swimmers have fond memories of hot chips,sunburn and the smell of chlorine from childhood trips to the pool.
The Sydney Marathon is bidding to become the world’s seventh “major”. And organisers are negotiating for the greatest marathon runner of all time,Eliud Kipchoge,to run in 2024.
The Darling Harbour shopping centre,which opened in 1988,will be replaced by new shops,offices and a controversial 42-storey residential tower.
Popular nightlife areas in the city,Parramatta,Marrickville and Lakemba will test-run a global scheme aimed at boosting the 24-hour economy.
New Telstra payphones are coming to inner Sydney streets,with Wi-Fi and USB chargers,but they’ll be much bigger.
With 330 baubles,110,000 LED lights and topped with a 3.4 metre colour-changing star,the installation team has a week-long job getting festive.
Much of my work as a lawyer involves police using excessive force. The video footage of police forcing this elderly man to the ground tells its own story.
The NSW government is pressing ahead with its ambition to overhaul the industrial waterfront around Rozelle and Balmain.