Two weeks after damaging storm swells battered the coast, a southern Sydney community is facing another round of foreshore repairs. But talk of costs and future damages can be heard up and down the beach.
Bright green liquid has been spotted leaking into the water at a popular south Sydney beach. Here’s what we know.
The announcement of another bank branch closure – along with its ATMS – in south Sydney has renewed doubts about the loss of essential services outside the CBD – and older Aussies are set to pay the price.
A south Sydney council has reignited ‘turf wars’ over the environmental risks posed by synthetic sports fields, with residents, footballs clubs, and councillors divided about how the region can cope with the community’s sport demands.
Sydney Airport has made the ‘disappointing’ decision to limit pedestrian access to one of its tallest car parks popular for plane watchers due to unsafe behaviour.
An unemployed man had two firearms and more than 10,000 rounds of ammunition stored in boxes labelled “GUNN” and “air blaster” inside his south Sydney home, a court has heard.
A southern Sydney sand mining worker has been described as a “good person” in court despite causing a major crash while three times over the legal limit after a night at the sports club.
A Sydney man who allegedly set off chemical explosives at busy shopping centre in the city’s south has now been charged with allegedly planning a terrorist attack.
A new playground has opened – and honoured the Cronulla Sharks NRL side – at the $1bn Woolooware Bay waterfront community, marking an imminent completion date for the decade-long development.
The ‘remorse’ of a domestic violence offender with ‘anger management issues’ has been questioned in court after he punched his father in the face.
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