A new Sydney affordable housing development has security of tenure,cut-price rent,architecture designed digs,is close to rail and a built-in social life.
A new study has found that young P-platers who drive a family car are much less likely to be involved in a crash than those who own a vehicle.
There is a lot of mischief happening at the rat and mice competition at this year’s Sydney Royal Easter Show – just ask this 13-year-old contestant.
Sydneysiders have revealed strong preferences about where and how they want to live,and how they feel about their neighbours.
The printed book is not dead and bookshops are thriving thanks to the voracious appetites of young readers.
The Chilean aviation authority will examine the sudden altitude drop of a Sydney-to-Auckland flight over the Tasman Sea,as the flight data and voice recordings are seized.
Michael Kelly is a landscape artist who’s kept sketchbooks of what he’s seen,studied,and where he’s lived. Many will be on show at the State Library of NSW.
Some traffic lights don’t provide enough time to stop when they turn yellow,putting drivers in the “dilemma zone” of choosing between a crash or a fine.
Sydney’s back lanes may look messy,but a Sydney architect has shown how a laneway block can double density and provide a Zen-like home that also screens out the neighbours.
Long before Australian actor Rebel Wilson was a Hollywood star,her photograph had pride of place in a one-room mud hut in Tanzania that was home to a bright young student she was sponsoring.
The unique Binishells at Narrabeen North Public School will be restored for their 50th anniversary.