6 h. ago On omakase restaurant in Redfern that turns dinner into a show

There’s a new rendition of Stairway to Heaven. You’ll find it at R by Raita Noda, a 15-seat Japanese fine diner on Redfern’s Wunderlich Lane.

Politics

18 h. ago Dubious loan, ‘bully boy’ tactics as costs blow out on Sydney Fish Market

Building costs have skyrocketed since Multiplex won the contract for the new outlet, but with the NSW government unwilling to spend more on the colossal project, it is turning the screws on subcontractors.

Politics

30 h. ago Eclipse testwork shows high Greenland rare earths recoveries

Eclipse Metals’ Gronnedal rare earths project in Greenland has cemented its position as a potential key source of the high-value magnet elements, neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium and terbium.

Politics

58 h. ago This modern homage to Jane Austen is genuinely charming, but it’s no Clueless

Set in Paris, the film is a romantic comedy featuring Jane Austen fan girl, Agathe.

Politics

3 d. ago Sarytogan trench sampling confirms extensive Kazakh copper potential

Sarytogan Graphite has identified anomalous copper in 140m of trenching averaging 0.09% copper at its Ilkin prospect in the Baynazar copper project in Kazakhstan.

Politics

3 d. ago Empire/Beetaloo stimulates gas extraction at massive NT project

Beetaloo Energy Australia – formerly Empire Energy Group - has kick-started hydraulic stimulation activities at its Carpentaria-5H horizontal well in the NT’s massive Beetaloo Basin.

Politics

3 d. ago Strickland ramps up Serbian gold assault with seventh drill rig

Strickland Metals has unleashed a seventh drill rig at its 7.4M-ounce gold equivalent Rogozna project in Serbia to target high-grade lodes at its Gradina prospect.

Events

3 d. ago Art activists in legal bid to kill massive Woodside gas project

The gas giant’s controversial project faces another hurdle as environmental activists launch an 11th-hour bid to overturn a state government approval.

Events

3 d. ago Multiple cars torched hours after ‘brazen’ daylight shooting in Sydney shopping strip

A major manhunt continues for two masked gunmen who stormed a Turkish restaurant and shot three people in broad daylight on Monday afternoon.

Events

3 d. ago Multiple cars torched hours after ‘brazen’ daylight shooting on Sydney shopping strip

A major manhunt continues for two masked gunmen who stormed a Turkish restaurant and shot three people in broad daylight on Monday afternoon.

Events

4 d. ago Breaking down the Maroons’ next era, and the boy from Monto at its heart

A Queensland loss may force the changing of the guard, one which has already begun with Daly Cherry-Evans’ axing. We break down the Maroons’ future prospects.

Politics

4 d. ago My suburb is named after a local landmark. We rejoiced when it was demolished

This working-class neighbourhood once gave me Heart of Darkness vibes. Despite the conveniences, my suburb still has its downsides.

Politics

4 d. ago Aguia hits paydirt with first hole at Colombian gold project

Maiden drilling by Aguia has hit mineralised quartz veins in the first hole at its Colombian Santa Barbara gold project, hinting at a new high-grade gold discovery.

Events

4 d. ago Sarytogan leases Kazakh site for downstream graphite processing

Sarytogan Graphite has passed another milestone for its Kazakh graphite project by leasing a prime 10-hectare site for a downstream graphite-processing plant.

Events

5 d. ago Curnow expects to play Roos despite calf scare; Petracca’s missed mark dismissed as a one

The Blues have almost got their win-loss record back to parity, but Charlie Curnow’s sore calf looms as a serious concern, while a missed mark by Christian Petracca captured the attention of TV commentators.

Events

5 d. ago These vacant railway yards at Redfern could be Sydney’s next mega film studios

A consortium of local filmmakers, architects and Lendlease are believed to be backing a proposal to transform an industrial site near Carriageworks into a facility to make new film and television content.

Politics

5 d. ago These vacant railway yards at Redfern could be our next mega film studios

Filmmakers, architects and investors are believed to be backing a plan to transform an industrial site into a facility to make new film and television content.

Politics

5 d. ago These vacant railway yards at Redfern could be our next film mega

Filmmakers, architects and investors are believed to be backing a plan to transform an industrial site into a facility to make new film and television content.

Politics

6 d. ago Deeply flawed, highly problematic ... but FIFA’s Club World Cup is well worth your time

There’s a lot wrong with Gianni Infantino’s vanity project. But if you can look past the problems, there could be something in this new-look, 32-team tournament.

Society

6 d. ago With The Project and Neighbours going, is Australian TV all Sydney all the time?

Made in Melbourne used to be the default for much Australian television content, but the drift to Sydney is gathering pace. Or is it?

Culture