Sydney-based AI startup Coreflow, owner of OurDream, is under investigation for potentially breaching child sex abuse laws after AI-generated characters appearing underage were found on the site, despite its zero-tolerance policy
Tunnelling on Sydney's $3.1bn M6 project will resume after the state government and contractors reached a deal, ending a two-year halt. The private consortium will cover finishing costs, with the motorway now expected to open in 2028.
NSW Police arrested a 22-year-old woman for trespassing as they cleared a protest camp at Waterloo, Sydney, disrupting the demolition of public housing. The camp had been active since May 25, opposing the demolition of 150 units for a redevelopment project.
Tunnelling for Sydney's M6 motorway will restart after sinkholes and collapses halted the $3.1 billion project two years ago. The NSW government reached a deal with contractors to complete the remaining 250 metres of excavation at no extra cost to taxpayers, with works expected to be finished by 2028.
At 22, goalkeeper Patrick Beach made an impressive FIFA World Cup debut for the Socceroos against Türkiye, making eight saves in a 2-0 win. His inclusion surprised many, but was praised by teammates and former coaches for his dedication and mental toughness.
At 22, goalkeeper Patrick Beach made a stunning FIFA World Cup debut for the Socceroos against Türkiye, making eight saves in a 2-0 win. His inclusion, replacing captain Mathew Ryan, surprised many but was praised by former teammates and coaches for his dedication and mental toughness.
Parents of two children killed in a Sydney SUV accident have forgiven the driver, expressing a wish they had been hit instead. The children, Katherine (5) and Harry (14 months), died after an SUV collided with their pram near Cabramatta West Public School. The driver, 56, was released without charge as the incident is being investigated as an accident.
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced expanded capital gains tax (CGT) exemptions for small businesses, including startups and testamentary trusts. The government increased the turnover threshold to $10 million, making the exemption "substantially broader and significantly more generous" in response to industry criticism.
A kindergarten student, Katherine (5), and her 14-month-old brother, Harry, were killed when an SUV collided with their pram in Cabramatta, Sydney. Their mother, Sok Ram, was treated for minor injuries. Witnesses attempted to rescue the children. A 56-year-old driver was uninjured and taken for testing. The community and premier expressed heartbreak.
A kindergarten student, Katherine, 5, and her 14-month-old brother, Harry, were killed when an SUV collided with their pram in Cabramatta, Sydney. Their mother, Sok Ram, was treated for minor injuries. Witnesses attempted to rescue the children. A 56-year-old driver is undergoing mandatory testing.
A tight-knit community in Sydney's south-west is mourning the loss of two young siblings, Katherine, 5, and Harry, 14 months, who died after an SUV collided with their pram. The children were crossing the street with their mother when the incident occurred.
Qantas has again postponed its direct Sydney to London flights, now slated for October 2027. The delay is attributed to extended wait times for new Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft, with the first delivery pushed to April 2027, impacting the previously announced 2027 launch.
The parents of five-year-old Katherine and one-year-old Harry, killed by a car in Sydney's Cabramatta, have forgiven the 56-year-old driver. The children died after being struck while walking with their mother. Police have not charged the driver, who was taken for mandatory testing.
Parents Vundy Tha and Sok Ram have forgiven the driver of a car that killed their children, Katherine, 5, and Harry, 1, in Sydney's south-west. The driver, 56, was taken for mandatory testing. Bystanders lifted the car to free the children.
The parents of five-year-old Katherine and one-year-old Harry have forgiven the driver who fatally struck their children in Sydney's southwest. The children died after being hit by a car while walking with their mother near their Cabramatta home.
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) has climbed to 19th globally in the QS World University Rankings, surpassing the University of Melbourne for the first time. UNSW was praised for employment outcomes and research, while Melbourne fell to 22nd. Australia saw 58% of its ranked universities improve.
Pauline Hanson's "monocultural" speech drew backlash, while Trump released US-Iran deal details. "Earth's Black Box" to be installed in Tasmania. Queensland beat NSW in Origin Game Two.
Pauline Hanson's "monocultural" speech draws criticism; "Earth's Black Box" climate tracker to be in Tasmania; Queensland beats NSW in Origin Game Two; Trump releases US-Iran deal details.
Rabieh Baltagi, 30, a NSW Police most wanted fugitive, fled to Lebanon six days after his home was raided over the June 2022 gangland murder of Yusuf Nazlioglu. Baltagi is wanted for the execution, allegedly paid $300,000, and has not been seen since boarding an overseas flight.
A convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Stanley Rosenstrauss, has been authorised by the NSW government to manage nearly a dozen apartment buildings across Sydney, including those popular with young families. He was granted a strata management and real estate licence despite disclosing his crimes.
Jotika and Sunny Sharma claim 7-Eleven blocked the sale of their Sydney franchise after 10 years, forcing them to walk away with over $1 million in investment lost. A potential buyer was rejected without reason, leaving the Sharmas devastated and facing financial ruin.
Qantas will launch direct flights between Sydney and London starting October next year, using specially modified Airbus A350-1000ULR jets for the 19-22 hour journey. This marks a significant step for Project Sunrise, aiming to reduce travel time and offer a premium experience, though ticket prices are expected to be higher.
Two children, aged one and five, have died after being struck by a car in a pram in Sydney's south-west. Witnesses attempted to rescue the children, with some tipping the car over to free one child. The driver, a 56-year-old man, was arrested.
Two children under five, seated in a pram, were struck and killed by a car in Sydney's south-west on Wednesday. A 33-year-old woman known to the children was treated for minor injuries, while the 56-year-old male driver was arrested for mandatory testing. Investigations are ongoing.
