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Sydney could receive between 70 and 100 millimetres of rain on Saturday evening, Tristan Sumarna from the weather bureau says.

Sydney’s sticky weather to turn into severe storms

A man has been struck by lightning near Wollongong as Sydney expects between 70 and 100 millimetres of rain this evening and into tomorrow morning.

  • Kayla Olaya

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Ayers Rock Resort.

Seeing Australia’s big attractions could soon get much easier

Journey Beyond’s acquisition of Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia means cross-country rail trips, Uluru and a reef escape could all be part of one itinerary.

  • Julietta Jameson
Outback beach … Ormiston Gorge waterhole.

Australia’s spectacular outback is now much easier to do, in less time

You no longer need to quit your job or join the grey nomad convoys in order to experience the best of outback Australia.

  • Belinda Jackson
Kata Tjuta.

Australia’s 100 all-time greatest destinations

Natural beauty, cultural hotspots, amazing food and wine: it’s not hard to find 100 amazing places in our own backyard. The tricky bit? Deciding what to leave out.

Melbourne’s Albert Park Lake is home to the city’s Formula 1 Grand Prix track.

Melbourne makes New York Times’ 2026 must-visit list – for specific reason

A Formula 1 milestone and a sacred waterfall caught the attention of The New York Times judges in the annual 52 Places to Go list.

  • Katherine Scott
Pheonix Spicer has died at the age of 23.

‘Rest easy, my bro’: Kangaroos, Bulldogs mourn the death of former AFL player, aged 23

Former AFL teammates have remembered Phoenix Spicer fondly on Sunday. Spicer has died, aged 23, after he played 12 matches for North Melbourne before being delisted at the end of 2023.

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Kangaroo Island

It’s gruesome work, but on Kangaroo Island, it’s one of the best things an animal lover can do

When it comes to eradicating feral animals, islands across the world are a success story. Kangaroo Island is keen to reap the benefits.

  • Caitlin Fitzsimmons
The Airport resort’s huge swimming pool.

Australian airport hotel – and its gigantic pool – feels like a resort

With a lagoon-style pool and Bali-style villas, this might be Australia’s most relaxing capital city airport hotel.

  • Jim Darby
Inquest begins into 1978 outback murders of Twaddle, Thomson, Edwards.

In 1978 three friends went on a road trip. Their bodies were later found with gunshot wounds

The trio planned to travel from Alice Springs to Melbourne. They never made it. Now a second inquest hopes to unravel the mystery of their deaths.

  • Cloe Read
Alison Milyika Carroll, Director of NPY Women’s Council, speaking at Desert Mob Artist Talks.

The two million square kilometre art world supporting thousands

The Aboriginal art movement is Central Australia’s self-determined powerhouse.

  • Fiona Kelly McGregor