Stories from Sydney · Australia

The governing Labor Party did not put forward a candidate in a recent by-election held in New South Wales. Correspondent Katie Watson reported on the One Nation party's performance in the Lower House during this election.

An A-League 'do-or-die' match is scheduled for this afternoon. The outcome of this game will determine which team secures a place in next week's final.

Radio station 2GB has announced new ownership, with Tap to media acquiring the station. This change requires listeners to update the 2GB app to protect privacy and ensure preferences for favorite shows are maintained.

ABC NewsRadio reported that Milthorpe is currently on 28.4 percent.

National Parks and Wildlife stated it will review its disposal options for carcasses.

Australian travellers are pivoting to domestic and Asian destinations, according to a report from Sydney.

The One Nation party held a large gathering in Sydney, described as a 'sea of orange.' The source noted this was observed as 'the first time' such an event occurred, marking a moment for the party.

The New South Wales government will inject nearly $40 million into the state's firearms registry.

A 41-year-old fisherman died after being swept into the water at Fraser Park, north of Sydney, yesterday afternoon. Police reported that his body was recovered from the surf by a Westpac helicopter.

Lehigh Hopu-Waite scored a try for the Manly Sea Eagles, increasing their lead to 10-4 with a kick pending. The team advanced the length of the field in one set after starting 15 meters from their own goal line. There are 21 minutes remaining in the match.