In a year where it scaled back deliveries, closed post offices and increased the price of a stamp by 25 per cent, five Australia Post executives have qualified for giant bonuses.
From The Weeknd to The Everest … major sport and music events in Sydney over the past few weeks have resulted in a massive windfall for the NSW economy.
Sydney Uni boss Mark Scott intervened to stop stricter rules around people self-identifying as Indigenous, after claims an Aboriginal leader made ‘distressing’ remarks at a yarning event.
Two men are dead and several other people injured after four cars and a bus collided on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, leaving traffic in chaos. The bridge has been reopened, but traffic delays remain.
Know nothing about horse racing? Never fear, a highly-intelligent macaw called “Bruce” has had its say on who will win the richest race on turf in the world.
One of Australia’s leading institutions has not implemented a 2022 proposal to prohibit staff and students from self-identifying as Indigenous.
A world-leading offshore wind company has decided it won’t bid on the controversial project, with Chris Bowen’s office refusing to confirm if other companies are still in the race.
The private operator of Sydney’s best transport project confirmed it is “actively investigating” non-stop services on Thursday and Friday. Have your say in our poll.
With Sydney embracing “Metro mania”, the private operator has confirmed it is investigating extending its operating hours. Take a look inside Metro HQ.
More than 1000 police will be required on both Sunday and Monday in Sydney as police boost numbers preparing for October 7 anniversary protests and vigils.
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