What wild weather means for Vivid travel plans
Train cancellations, flood-affected roads and landslides have thrown Friday’s Vivid Sydney travel into disarray. Here’s what you need to know before heading into the city.
Train cancellations, flood-affected roads and landslides have thrown Friday’s Vivid Sydney travel into disarray. Here’s what you need to know before heading into the city.
Roads closed, flights cancelled and dams overflowing: the torrent of rain that hit Sydney on Friday morning has headed south. SEE THE LATEST.
Dramatic footage shows the moments residents were winched to safety from record-breaking floodwaters on the state’s Mid-North Coast. Watch it here.
As shock data shows the road toll is the worst it’s been in 15 years, a Sydney mother reveals the trauma her young family has gone through after her husband was seriously injured in a horror crash.
Western Sydney suburbs and bush communities will score brand new paths and bike lanes, with the Minns government wheeling out $50 million for new projects. See what’s in store for your area.
Sydney’s most famous beach will once again play host to the biggest party of the year, with plans to bring back New Year’s Eve celebrations, including a festival and midnight fireworks.
A notorious businessman has been forced to cough up thousands of dollars in compensation after he charged customers for furniture that never arrived — almost a decade after he was whacked for selling ‘killer’ spas.
A massive load of fireworks destined for the Northern Territory’s giant annual party has been seized by NSW authorities, stuck until other two other states give the explosives the green light.
Experts have been called in to investigate the drainage system at Allianz Stadium, after the women’s State of Origin game was played in diabolical conditions.
Whispers are swirling that the final series of Last King of the Cross – basically the life and times of Sydney nightclub owner John Ibrahim – is well underway.
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