To preview the first UNICEF Dusk to Dawn walk, Herald writer Garry Maddox plodded from North Sydney to Bondi with ...

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Testing shows thousands of balls that washed up on Sydney’s beaches are a mix of cooking oil, soap scum, faeces and drugs.

A former Bondi nanny and cleaner wanted on aggravated kidnapping charges in Chile has launched a last-ditch appeal to avoid ...

Nasteski is a former prestige car dealer, art dealer and South Sydney tragic. He once had a collection of Brett Whiteley ...

Ian Darling is a noted businessman and philanthropist, former chair of the Sydney Theatre Company, playwright and noted ...

Cauchi fatally stabbed Pikria Darchia, 55, before being shot dead by NSW Police Insp Amy Scott, who had been on duty close by ...

In an unusual intervention, the Chilean government has urged Australia to speed up extradition of former nanny Adriana Rivas, ...

Taking a weekly plunge in swimming spots across the city, Chris Baker reflects on what draws us to the water to navigate life ...

Lifeguard Andrew “Reidy” Reid also made headlines when he helped those injured in the Bondi Junction attack. He’s now been charged with three DV offences.

The golf-ball-size debris that closed beaches across the Australian city wasn't tar balls as first thought. It was made up of decomposed cooking oils, hair and food waste.

Scientists have solved the mystery of sticky black balls that began washing on beaches in Sydney, Australia last month.