Sydney | Local News, Weather, Traffic, Guides & Opinion | The Sydney Morning Herald

We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later.

The Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney

Advertisement

How world-first research at a Sydney hospital will help women like Kate

Exclusive

Endometriosis

How world-first research at a Sydney hospital will help women like Kate

A breakthrough paves the way for research into effective treatments for endometriosis, potentially limiting the need for invasive and painful surgeries.

by Angus Thomson and Wendy Tuohy

People walk past apartment buildings in Green Square.

Development

Sydney congestion overblown, more inner-city density needed, say developers

by Michael McGowan

Goodbye, La Nina: warmer, drier winter is on the way

Meteorology

Goodbye, La Nina: warmer, drier winter is on the way

by Miki Perkins

A child has died and a man is in critical condition following an incident in Riverwood.

Updated

Crime

Child dead, man in hospital after Sydney unit stabbing

by Perry Duffin and Esther Han

Ben Roberts Smith relaxing by a pool in Bali.

Roberts-Smith case

Roberts-Smith in Bali on eve of court decision

by Michaela Whitbourn

Transport

Column 8 granny dinkus

Opinion

Column 8

Fractured fare tale

Silverdale resident Deborah Marin fears that aircraft noise will significantly disrupt the small town.

Western Sydney International

‘It’s the uncertainty’: Anxious wait for flight paths for Sydney’s new airport

by Matt O'Sullivan

The Captain Cook Cruises vessel Violet McKenzie, which was involved in an incident in which two high school boys fell into the water.

Exclusive

Public transport

Ferry fail as gangplank collapse sends Riverview boys into river

by Jordan Baker

Part of the 45-strong train fleet for the Metro Northwest and City and Southwest lines.

Sydney Metro

Why Sydney will end up with three incompatible metro train lines

by Matt O'Sullivan

Advertisement

Crime & Courts

A child is dead and and Nathan Vikatos is being treated for serious injuries following a stabbing in Sydney’s south-west on Wednesday afternoon.

Exclusive

Crime

Man spoke with officers before fatally stabbing boy, police allege

47 minutes ago
by Perry Duffin and Olivia Ireland

Ben Roberts-Smith outside the Federal Court of Australia earlier in the trial.

Updated

Roberts-Smith case

Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith committed war crimes

1 hour ago
by Michaela Whitbourn and Harriet Alexander

A child has died and a man is in critical condition following an incident in Riverwood.

Updated

Crime

Child dead, man in hospital after stabbing in Sydney unit

by Perry Duffin and Esther Han

Chris Dawson, pictured last year, is on trial in the NSW District Court.

Courts

Chris Dawson seen with student sitting on his lap at school, court told

by Georgina Mitchell

Local council

The NSW government is set to repeal an almost decade-old law which gives businesses up to two votes in local elections in City of Sydney. The rules, passed by the former Coalition premier Mike Baird, were widely seen as an attempt to oust lord mayor Clover Moore.

Sydney councils

‘North Korea would be proud’: Labor to unwind Coalition ‘get Clover’ laws

by Michael Koziol and Michael McGowan

Work on the 25hours hotel on Oxford Street, Paddington, has been halted after a heritage-listed bore was damaged.

Exclusive

Development

Secret Sydney tunnel halts construction of boutique hotel

by Michael Koziol

An impression of Meriton’s proposed development on Epsom Road in Zetland, with a 25-storey tower on the right-hand side.

Sydney councils

Sydney council tries to block 800 new homes located outside its boundary

by Michael Koziol

Councillor Peter Mahoney and Oatley resident Kim Wagstaff are concerned the suburb’s mangroves have suddenly started dying.

Water

Why are mangroves suddenly dying? This council thinks it has the answer

by Mary Ward

An artist’s impression of the New Heart of Ryde development.

Sydney councils

Ryde council refers its own multimillion-dollar spending to ICAC

by Megan Gorrey

The Friend in Hand Hotel in Glebe is one of hundreds of licensed premises permitted to have an outdoor dining area.

Night-time economy

Revealed: The inner Sydney pubs with the most annoyed neighbours

by Michael Koziol

Advertisement

City life

Re: John Shakespeare illo CBD Thursday Bob Katter

CBD

League of his own: Bob Katter’s surprise State of Origin cameo

The eccentric veteran MP is now more meme than politician, making him great #content for giant betting firm Labrokes.

by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell

Work on the 25hours hotel on Oxford Street, Paddington, has been halted after a heritage-listed bore was damaged.

Exclusive

Development

Secret Sydney tunnel halts construction of boutique hotel

Construction of the Oxford Street development has stalled over damage to a heritage-listed water bore.

by Michael Koziol

GetUp national director Paul Oosting says the majority of Australians supported action on climate change and income inequality.

CBD

Staff cuts underscore GetUp’s slide into irrelevance

by Kishor Napier-Raman

Queues forming outsideÂ Marrickville's new vegan bakery-cafe MissÂ Sina.
For Good Food, Sep 12, 2022

Opinion

City life

If you buy a house near a pub, don’t complain about the noise

by Elizabeth Barry

Charlie Teo is greeted by supporters as he leaves the last day of a disciplinary inquiry.

CBD

Charlie Teo’s celebrity speaker profile surgically removed from web

by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell

Popular in Sydney

Loading

Advertisement