Christmas has arrived early at Woolworths, with shelves at the Mascot store already stocked with Christmas-themed items despite the festive season still being months away.
Karl Stefanovic has broken his silence following his departure from Channel Nine, declaring “I’m free, truly independent” as he thanked viewers for supporting him throughout his 21 years on breakfast television.
Cumberland City councillor and former mayor Steve Christou says he will support changes to the council’s planning controls to prevent the Islamic call to prayer from being publicly broadcast through outdoor loudspeakers.
Police are appealing for public assistance to identify six people who may be able to assist them as they investigate a series of incidents across Sydney’s rail network earlier this year.
A boxer is fighting for life after being the target of the latest underworld shooting, while two police officers needed to be treated for injuries sustained in separate incidents during a wild night of violence in Sydney’s western suburbs.
An elite Sydney private school teacher accused of drugging and plotting to abuse children with another man has been remanded in custody and stood down from his position.
As The Daily Telegraph unveils this year’s Power 100 list, charting the individuals shaping Sydney’s future, one question loomed large: if money were no object, what is the one thing Sydney desperately needs?
NSW Premier Chris Minns has confirmed the family of legendary broadcaster John Laws has accepted the offer of a state funeral, which will be held on November 19 at St Andrew’s Cathedral in Sydney.
A man will face court after allegedly threatening two people with an electrical chainsaw while they were walking near Narrabeen Lagoon on Sydney’s northern beaches.
Two admin staff at Concord Hospital were walking to get their morning coffee when they were hit by car that lost control outside the entrance on Wednesday.
