Stories from Sydney · Australia

Singer-songwriter Deborah Conway testified before the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion. She stated that she and other Jewish artists have been vilified for their support of Israel.

A penthouse sale in Sydney's Double Bay has set a new record, with the off-the-plan sale valued at approximately $50 million. This sale ranks among the top 10 apartment sales in Sydney's history.

Sources indicate that investors are cautious about the current market, impacting auction clearance rates in Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney's clearance rate was 55.2%, the lowest in four weeks. Mr. Packer believes only F- investors are very cautious.

A politician stated they no longer want their parliamentary pension and expressed a desire for it to be given to the people.

Manly decisively defeated the Broncos in a game "last night," with the source describing Manly's performance as an "absolute clinic." The Broncos were noted to be missing players and not at their best, but the broadcaster stated there were "no excuses" for their "amateur hour"...

Rugby league player Alex Johnston scored his second try at Stadium Australia, marking his 100th try at that specific venue. This achievement brings his career total to approximately 220 tries, with 101 now recorded at Stadium Australia.

A sports game is currently tied 12-12, with the team Penrith involved. A player named Chris was mentioned in connection with a 'try'.

During a sports game, a player identified as Chris caught the ball near the goal line and remained in the field of play.

Iranians gathered in Hyde Park, Sydney, Australia, for a global event titled "One Nation Hostage." The gathering aimed to amplify the voice of the people of Iran and express solidarity with Iranians across the world. The main demands of the protest were stated to be clear.

A team secured a 4-2 victory in Sydney, inflicting a fifth defeat on their opponent.