Rosemary Bolger

Vivid Sydney may be all about lights but this year's soundtrack will be much more than just background or padding noise.

Bridget Sakr would, one day, like to write a letter to the man responsible for the death of her daughter, Veronique.

Whether it’s a professional performer preparing for a major role or a child learning the saxophone, musicians practising at home can cause tension in an apartment building.

The family live in Wagga Wagga with their 14-month-old son but are still waiting for a partner visa to be approved.

For more than a year, patients with broken bones and those recovering from surgery were using bells similar to those used at hotel reception desks and restaurant kitchens.

New speed cameras are generally in warning mode for one month, but one of four cameras in the tunnel is yet to start issuing fines.

Millions of maggots will soon be munching on Sydney residents' food scraps as the city looks for ways to extend food waste collection to all households by 2030.

Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and images of a person who has died.

As year 12s prepare to graduate and sit their final exams, many are setting pre-dawn alarms to make the most of their remaining time with their classmates.

In short: Transport for NSW has created three temporary cycling routes to help inner-west residents get to other stations during the shutdown of the Bankstown line.