Bartenders last night relished the “phenomenal” feeling of pouring a beer into a glass pint and diners have embraced a glimmer of normality as NSW restaurants and bars reopened after an easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
Just 10 weeks after horror bushfires, fireys were back on the hose today, tasked with a mountainous 700ha hazard reduction burn north of Sydney. The horror September 2019-February 2020 season saw 25 people killed, 5.5 million hectares of land burnt and almost 2,500 homes destroyed.
Two builders have suffered serious head injuries and another two taken to hospital after a two-storey wall collapsed on them at an inner city construction site.
Get out your heavy jackets because winter is now here to stay, with a leading meteorologist predicting that from here on in it will just get colder.
Counselling is being offered to staff and students at a Sydney primary school after a tragic schoolyard accident left a boy, 9, fighting for his life.
Police Commissioner Mick Fuller has slammed an anti-lockdown protester who was filmed screaming as police tried to arrest her on the weekend, saying she put a young child in danger.
15-year-old Angie Scarth-Johnson had to ask for special permission to compete this year due to her young age. With the games postponed, Angie is using the extra time to train in the beautiful Blue Mountains.
Two intruders who bashed deeply religious grandfather Colin Saliba to death in his own home wanted cash and had intimate knowledge of his popular apple growing business, police believe.
A man allegedly abducted a 12-year-old schoolgirl from a skatepark in Sydney’s north before he drugged and sexually assaulted her at home in Dural, a court heard.
It is safe to say a 22-year-old professional athlete can do a hell of a lot in 10 minutes — run at least 3km, lift weights hundreds of times or orchestrate a gut-wrenching win over Queensland in Origin. But can even Nathan Cleary, with three women, fit in drinks on the couch and TikTok dance videos? Our reporter investigates.
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