Sydney Morning Herald Headlines

Rugby Australia is set to give free Sydney Sevens tickets to firefighters and women's captain Sharni Williams is urging those from her home town of Batlow to make the journey.

Parramatta winger Maika Sivo and Wests Tigers playmaker Josh Reynolds will be told whether they are subject to the NRL's no-fault stand-down rule within three weeks.

Union want ANdrews government to recognise the efforts of its public servants in firefighting and recovery

Harry Potter look-a-like Liam Bowe became a BBL fan favourite with the Melbourne Stars. Now that he can actually see properly, the sky's the limit.

A judge has told Aerosmith's drummer Joey Kramer to dream on if he hopes to rejoin the band as it's set to perform and be honoured at Grammy events this week.

"He was just pounding, pounding and pounding. His eyes were bulging and then he started to strangle me. It felt like an eternity."

The Andrews government has disavowed any responsibility for the sacking of 140 workers on the West Gate Tunnel as the blame game continues.

State and federal NSW National MPs released a joint statement on the bushfires acknowledging climate change, but saying it wasn't the only contributing factor.

The threat of mass fish kills is emerging across the river system as ashy sludge with "the consistency of cake mix" moves downstream.

Juice WRLD died of an accidental drug overdose during a December drug raid at Midway Airport in Chicago, a medical examiner has ruled.

Health Minister Greg Hunt has denied accusations he interfered in a regulator's decision on whether to review a self-testing flu kit made by a Liberal donor's company.

Everything and nothing, nothing and everything. "I thought I was in it until the last point," said Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic after her three-set loss to Garbine Muguruza.

Police issue warning to disruptive and antisocial tennis supporters.

Greenacre's Grace Kim will play in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur in April.

The 21-year-old was granted permission to skip Souths' four-day training camp on the NSW south coast as he copes with the spotlight on his future.

Were you sticking to your sofa last night? Or just couldn't get comfortable in bed? Here's why.

Australia's Alex Bolt has fallen one set short of the upset of both his career and the tournament so far, while Alexei Popyrin has set up a mouth-watering third-round clash.

RBA has evidence its interest rate cuts are starting to work as unemployment edges down to lowest level since March.

All the information you need to pick a winner from a nine-race card.

One council may have canned their Australia Day party but the rest of the city will carry on with plans to mark the arrival of the First Fleet.