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The Cronulla riots drew an invisible border through Sydney. Though Mostafa Rachwani still feels their echo, the ocean is also a salve

Australian and New Zealand football organisations seek ‘urgent’ clarification from Fifa over its deal with Visit Saudi

Syrian journalist Mohamad Kazmooz was asleep when the 7.8 earthquake hit. He describes scrambling to safety as his apartment building collapsed around him

Company says vessel’s construction will help ‘pass on our whaling culture to the next generation’

Atilla Demirer swiped in to his Sydney building in July 2021. There are no records of him leaving again before his body was found four months later. Was this just another case of fatal loneliness?

Opportunity to learn from home will ‘set students up for success’, principal of Chevalier College says

Australian Automobile Association says largest discrepancy in consumption during real-world test was recorded by Hyundai Kona and Toyota Rav4

Kit plane clipped power lines before crashing and bursting into flames near Grafton on Tuesday morning, authorities say

Exemption under federal environment law to allow scientists to collect 25 of the critically endangered ‘walking fish’

John Townley and his two sons will sail the 2023 Sydney to Hobart yacht race – 35 years after he first sailed it with his father

Bureau of Meteorology forecasts wild weather conditions but says quicker yachts likely to see less storm risk after they leave Sydney Harbour at 1pm on Tuesday

The fact one of the country’s most talented sportspeople believes Australians don’t want him representing them shows we still have a long way to go

Supermarkets try to discourage them but an army of dumpster divers are trying to reduce food waste and live a more sustainable life

Cities will be putting on street markets, hosting lion dances, throwing block parties and racing dragon boats

A younger generation are embracing the homes they grew up in; honouring their grandparents’ taste through art, design choices and renovation projects

More than 12,000 pro-Palestinian advocates have penned letters to their federal representatives calling for the UN funding to be reinstated

While this six-part drama is a step forward for representation of Muslims in Australia, it is spoiled by unrealistic moments and a creaky script

Four-metre shark euthanised after becoming beached on shore at Kingscliff on Tweed Coast

Former Socceroo says he made a mistake and is ‘very pleased to be able to learn’ that ‘racism can only be perpetrated against a marginalised person or group’