Anthony Segaert

Seventeen of western Sydney's tallest, oldest and weirdest buildings will be opened to the public next month as part of a major expansion of the Sydney Open series.

July 28, 2026 — 7:30pm It was 3am on Tuesday when Sharon Robertson was woken by the muffled sound of roaring engines near her home in the Oaks, a semi-rural town in Macarthur, south-west Sydney.

Twenty-five kilometres from the new airport, Sharon Robertson was woken. Next door in Luddenham, they slept through the night.

In Parramatta Square, Sydney’s Indian diaspora joined their peers around the world to have their say.

Thousands of migrants rush over Morocco border Thousands of migrants have rushed across the border from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of

Rahemath Pashar says he will never forget witnessing Bondi’s green grass turn red. The federal government has intervened to reward his heroism.

Parramatta’s mayor wants the city to be reserved for jobs. Others want to maximise housing. Who wins?