Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made a surprise return to Mardi Gras on Saturday night,marching down Oxford Street in front of tens of thousands of spectators.
Follow our live coverage as 10,000 marchers make their way down a crowd-lined Oxford Street for the 47th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.
More than 100 people in this inner Sydney suburb have been given six months’ warning they have to leave. They don’t know where they’ll move.
A first-time float will celebrate one suburb’s LGBTQ community and its First Nations people. “You go through a lot of struggles being both,” a marcher said.
More homes or more offices? Plans to redevelop Parramatta North have riled heritage advocates,a Labor MP and,most recently,the local council.
Drivers have vented their frustration at being slugged with fees of up to 10 per cent to use ticketless parking meters in some Sydney council areas.
The government’s medium-density reforms were delayed until after last year’s local government elections following strong pushback from councils.
Developers and councils are intensifying pressure on the Minns government to finalise the second stage of its divisive medium-density housing reforms.
Why pay to maintain buildings you’re going to demolish anyway? Clover Moore says the council should start work on a long-mooted civic square in Sydney’s CBD.
A new housing authority has recommended major housing developments from Parramatta to Miranda are accelerated to bypass local councils.