The company's delayed financial statements are yet to be published but it will post an $8million loss in 2023-24 and has retained insolvency experts, sources told The Sydney Morning Herald.

Delays to the city’s train network were expected to continue into Saturday morning ahead of yet another ... single train was running on time across Sydney’s train network by Friday lunchtime.

Reducing car speed limits to 30km/h and forcing e-bike riders to get insurance are among the recommendations of a months-long state parliamentary inquiry. Former Bayside mayor Bill Saravinovski ...

The Sydney doctor turned MP says she will support the party that avoids “sugar-hit” policies, even as she faces a battle with the Liberals to retain her seat.

While praising Putin for his “common sense”, Trump said the two men had a lengthy and productive phone call and agreed to visit each other’s countries. A top adviser to the US president has ...

The rising Indigenous All Stars forward swam 1.6 kilometres back and forth through sharky seas after his father suffered a heart attack underwater. Australia are about to begin hunting one of the ...

The corporate regulator questioned the credibility of the Star Entertainment board’s ignorance of the risks posed by its junket business, following bombshell allegations against Crown. Star’s ...

One of two men accused of the antisemitic attack in Sydney’s inner west has been given the nickname “Nazi” by inmates. The incident was one of a number of antisemitic attacks in Sydney’s ...

Carnarvon Golf Club’s general manager said he has the sense Golf NSW had “resigned itself to the future possible loss” of the club, as it fights for Moore Park. Hate speech laws will be ...

Natassia Chrysanthos is a federal politics reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, reporting on immigration, social issues and the NDIS from Parliament House in Canberra. The move ...

On social media and in cafes, many thought the case against Sam Kerr was a storm in a teacup. But inside the court, with two of Britain’s top-flight barristers, it was deadly serious. The jury ...

The Australian sharemarket has fallen, with miners retreating after Donald Trump announced the United States will impose 25 per cent tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports.