When future engineer Rafiul Hossain arrived in Sydney,he didn’t expect to have to share his bed with bugs. And he isn’t the only newcomer to our fair city with a story to tell.
After three years of restricted travel and online learning,international students have returned to Sydney in projected record numbers. But what,exactly,have they signed up for?
Morticians cannot keep up and Sydney is running out of space.
Trading in cryptocurrency may be fraught. But the hardy souls who stay up all night offer a glimpse into the 24-7 market.
As the city springs back to life,we reveal its untold stories.
What was once dumped into Sydney’s Harbour and off beaches as raw sewage now holds Sydney’s secrets. We take a trip through the sewer in the latest installment in our series The Sydney we don’t talk about.
Nicola West was about to sign the biggest deal of her life. The next day,a pandemic was declared and she hasn’t left her apartment since. The Herald’s series on the Sydney we don’t talk about continues.
There are 164,624 empty homes in Sydney,yet we have a five-figure waiting list for public housing. Experts say solving the city’s housing crisis will not be simple.
As Sydney springs back to life,we reveal its untold stories. In the first of a series about the things we don’t speak about,we look at the challenges in the sex industry.