A Sydney football referee who broke his jaw during an alleged on-field assault has admitted to slapping a drunk woman “extremely hard” in an unrelated incident while working as a security guard at a pub.
Sydney Water has invested $27 million to install thousands of sensors across its Greater Sydney and Illawarra wastewater network in a bid to prevent overflows into the environment.
A bodybuilder accused of arranging the kidnapping of a man, detained for almost 20 hours with two of his fingers and a toe severed, has been granted bail on a whopping $500,000 surety.
An Indigenous elder has called on a Sydney council to commemorate Indigenous Australians and those who were part of the stolen generation by flying its flags at half-mast on Sorry Day – 16 years after former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said sorry.
It’s at the “roots” of basketball and Australian Luc Longley, who won three NBA Championships with the legendary Michael Jordan, is looking to grow the game with a new concept.
From sneaking into a radio station to spinning yarns with some of Australia’s most revered athletes, the boys from the bush behind the Hello Sport Podcast have lifted the lid on their sports podcasting success. Aymon Bertah tells their story.
A former Bandidos bikie, who withdrew his club membership after spending almost four months behind bars, has been sentenced for a punch-on with a gang president.
A Sydney council has decided on whether to apply to make a rate hike for environmental projects permanent – amid locals hitting out at the plan, describing it as ‘blackmail’ for infrastructure.
An international businessman previously wanted for a decade after allegedly breaking a man’s jaw at a Sydney pub, flew in and out of Australia repeatedly and was ‘surprised’ over his arrest.
A Sydney judge has upheld a guilty verdict for a TikTok star who encouraged protesters at an anti-lockdown rally almost three years ago, despite him questioning why the matter was ever prosecuted.
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