Tell him he’s dreaming.

A redevelopment of the ageing Great Southern Stand should be accelerated to ensure the venue keeps pace with gleaming interstate venues.

Surf lifesavers say if it wasn’t for the fitness and skill of Geelong Football Club star Patrick Dangerfield, a Sunday swim for a Victorian family may have ended in tragedy.

Acting Education Minister Stuart Robert has spelt out the changes he wants to the draft curriculum, including a push to mimic Singapore’s high-expectations maths program.

Two luxury cars once owned by missing fraudster Melissa Caddick have been sold at a Sydney auction, raising $361,250 in proceeds.

The NSW transport minister is battling to save his job after Sydney’s shock train shutdown plunged the city’s transport system into disarray.

Graham Potter, 64, had been on the run since failing to appear on conspiracy to murder charges in Melbourne in 2010.

No trains are running on Monday across greater Sydney and the NSW TrainLink intercity services network as negotiations continue between the state government and union.

The murderer and suspect for conspiracy to murder jumped bail on February 1, 2010. That was six Prime Ministers ago.

An angry NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet faces another test of his judgment and political dexterity, as the Omicron threat wanes.

From the outside, my office block looked the same. On the inside, it was a bit like the Mary Celeste.

Queensland’s Chief Health Officer is set to have his powers extended until October as the government looks to unwind restrictions, including a pause on some elective surgeries.

The Queensland Premier has dug in despite calls from the outgoing Integrity Commissioner for a wider inquiry and an opposition push to make key details public.

The sudden cancellation of all Sydney train services on Monday left tens of thousands of commuters stranded and motorways clogged at the start of a week in which our city finally reopened to the world.

Doubts about the provenance of the video undermine details of Geoff Bainbridge’s claims that he was the victim of a six-year extortion racket.

Tens of thousands of train passengers were left stranded by the network-wide disruption. Here are some of their stories.

The family of Jai Wright,16, who died after a collision with an unmarked police car want the Coroner to investigate the death as an Indigenous death in custody.

Lee won’t be drawn on the price of her piece for the Queen’s Wharf casino: “I can’t speak to the actual figures, but things cost.”

Monday marked the first day of the Novavax vaccine being available in Australia, the brand cited by some vaccine-hesitant people as their entry to the rollout.

It was to be the day on which Sydney fully reopened to the world. Instead, tens of thousands of commuters were left stranded after the city’s rail network was shut down.

The accused was married at the time and taught the alleged victim at a south-east Queensland state high school.

Victoria Police has been ordered to pay the legal costs of an alleged kidnapper and his co-accused after a prosecution witness didn’t turn up in court.

The victim’s sister said he had been working in the crushing area of the site with ear plugs on when he was killed.

NSW Supreme Court Justice Julia Lonergan said Darcy had acted out an “elaborate, clumsy and ugly ruse” to make the Walcha sheep farmer’s murder look like a suicide.

A tech billionaire makes a takeover bid for AGL, Clive Palmer spends $31 million on political advertising and experts warn against complacency as childhood vaccination rates slow.

It’s unknown why the 38-year-old father of two took “matters into his own hands” and tried to cut down the hanging tree branch, but it was a fatal decision, the court heard.

A man alleged to have shot at armed forces overseas has been granted bail, as his lawyer criticised the attitude of high-ranking Australian Federal Police members.

The record smashing athlete was born with a spring in his step and the drive to succeed.

A high-ranking member of the Defence Force has told the Federal Court that Ben Roberts-Smith threatened him in Afghanistan, and he had “never been spoken to that way by a subordinate”.

The $100 million voucher initiative is part of a new stimulus package officially announced by the government on Monday.

All Sydney trains have been suspended on Monday due to industrial action. Customers have been urged to avoid travel or seek other options such as buses and light rail.

To revitalise the CBD, two urban designers want to make one segment renowned for creative artists working and exhibiting in underused offices, museums, car parks and public spaces.

The opposition has called for WA Premier Mark McGowan to be more transparent about the health reasoning behind the state’s continuing vaccine mandates.

With the last of Australia’s international border restrictions on fully vaccinated travellers removed on Monday, there were tears and relief at Melbourne Airport.

Tens of thousands of Sydney commuters have been left stranded after the city’s train network was shut down amid a dramatic escalation in an industrial dispute between the state government and rail workers.

Thornton was an early advocate of telemedicine.

After almost two years, tourists are back in Sydney as Australia reopened its border.

They were effectively locked out of society when Western Australia’s strict proof-of-vaccination rules came into play on January 31. Tens of thousands of unvaccinated people and those who declined to show their status were no longer allowed to go t...

The delay endorsing Australia’s new curriculum has fuelled a debate over whether it moves too far from the traditional teaching of mathematics.

Experts say “emotional scarring” from the pandemic is set to linger for some time and result in people choosing to drive rather than hop on public transport.

Anthony Pratt, a Field of Dreams fan? Us too!

The best photos from the international wires at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games in China.

It’s been a while, we all may be a little rusty. So, there are certain things you shouldn’t say to a new visitor to our shores.

Coal is no longer king, but Australia has the natural resources to become a world leader in renewable energy.

The NSW government has flagged a shared equity scheme to help arrest declining rates of home-ownership among poorer Australians of all ages. But a national scheme - run by the federal government - makes more sense.

If democracy is to work well it must be transparent. Yet, the laws governing Australia’s political funding regime remain hopelessly inadequate.

For almost a decade Adam and Charif Kazal conducted a “concerted, continuous campaign” to vilify and denigrate Rodric David and his film production company Thunder Studios, a court has found.

After scrapping twice-weekly compulsory rapid antigen tests from next week, NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell will meet health officials in the coming days.

As Victoria fights off competition from other states to remain the major events capital, plans are gathering pace to redevelop the MCG’s Great Southern Stand at a cost of more than $1 billion.

First-home buyers will be able to use a contribution from the NSW government for their house deposit in return for handing over some equity in the property. But will the scheme make a difference to housing affordability?