56 h. ago I surfed the same breaks as Mercury. I hate to see politics trawl this tragedy

Mercury Psillakis died after being bitten by a shark last weekend. Sadly, politics soon intervened, even while the family and community grieved.

Politics

61 h. ago A working laundromat is now home to a pizza shop with a difference

While you wait for your washing, dig into a toasted pizza sandwich with wood-fired flavour. You’ll also find St Ali coffee, matcha-misu and Tarts Anon tarts.

Politics

66 h. ago Sydney is obsessed with cinnamon scrolls. Here’s where you’ll find 10 of the best

A taste test of bakeries from Peakhurst to Potts Point (and beyond) reveals the softest, dreamiest cinnamon scrolls.

Politics

5 d. ago True North recaps and resets QLD copper play after Administration saga

After being tortured by Administrators and the ASX, True North Copper has hatched a remarkable revival, with a lean and mean capital structure, cash and a new plan to produce copper-gold in QLD.

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5 d. ago Some of Sydney’s best independent theatre has been unveiled for 2026. Here’s a taste

Griffin Theatre Company is moving in with Belvoir St Theatre next year, packing the line-up of debut Australian works and adaptations at the inner-city venue.

Politics

5 d. ago Yellow’s inventive cooking made our critic ask ‘how is this vegan?’ Now it’s even better

The current tasting menu under chef-owner Sander Nooij is the best food our critic has experienced at Yellow in close to a decade of visits.

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5 d. ago Hatted ‘urban cellar door’ swaps views of vineyards for Melbourne’s Treasury Gardens

The two-storey space is set up for wine tastings at street level, but it’s the upstairs bistro that excites me most, writes Besha Rodell.

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6 d. ago Outside noise, media and haters: Why it’s what’s inside that counts in NRL finals

To say the NRL finals series launch was akin to Shakespeare’s soliloquies would be to liken toilet humour to A Midsummer Night’s Dream, but it did demonstrate we are the “outside noise”.

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6 d. ago ‘Prove the haters wrong’: The Crichton speech behind Dogs’ siege mentality

Smiling and polite to a fault, the Bulldogs explained on Monday how the world is against them – and that they’ll use that hatred as fuel for their finals charge.

Politics

6 d. ago ‘I hated it’: How poet Rania Omar reclaimed her Western Sydney roots

The twenty-five-year-old will proudly take the stage this week at Bankstown’s Culture X festival.

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8 d. ago Australia’s cohesion is fraying. If we’re not careful, it may shatter

Australia stands on the brink of dissolving into mindless hatred and hurt. Who benefits from this? A handful of self-interested agitators and self-aggrandising hatemongers.

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9 d. ago ‘Lucky people weren’t killed’: Two shots fired at car in ‘brazen’ Sydney drive

A man and woman were sitting in their hatchback on a quiet suburban street when a white BMW SUV drove past and opened fire.

Events

9 d. ago This bakery’s famous dulce de leche vanilla slice is now in Southbank

The Delahey bakery has moved in with Tribu Coffee on a busy corner site near the CBD.

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9 d. ago Why do wines from this particular US region taste unlike anything else?

You can still fine “foxy” non-vinifera wines, although they’re rare and out of fashion.

Politics

9 d. ago Man charged with performing Nazi salute throws hat in ring for WA council elections

Samuel William Croll has nominated as a candidate for the Town of Mosman Park, despite being due back in court 10 days after the election.

Politics

1 week ago ‘There is hate’, but Roosters focused on finals rather than settling scores: Robinson

Roosters coach Trent Robinson says there is too much at stake to lose discipline in the heat of the battle against arch-rivals South Sydney on Friday night.

Sport

1 week ago Kylie Kwong is excited to announce her new dinner at Baba’s Place

Kylie Kwong is bringing together several notable chefs to create a shared set menu, at Baba's Place.

Politics

1 week ago A packed Potts Point wine bar from the team behind 10 William St

The blackboard menu might include light, puffy gougeres or a plat du jour stocked with white bean dip, braised bitter greens and hunks of fresh mozzarella.

Politics

1 week ago Latham challenges Jewish community over antisemitism in Sydney

Controversial MP Mark Latham questioned the number of antisemitic attacks since October 2023, saying there are no signs of serious, home-grown hate in Sydney.

Politics

1 week ago Police investigating alleged assault of Palestinian men on Sydney train

Two Palestinian brothers claim they were the victims of a racially motivated hate crime when they were allegedly assaulted on the way home from a pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney on Sunday.

Events