Sydney

Vaccine fears could lead to 'epidemic'

Kate Hagan More than 50 per cent of parents are worried about the safety of childhood vaccines, Australia's first national survey of attitudes to vaccination has revealed, prompting concerns of childhood...

'No penalties, no work'

Heather Thomas

Clay Lucas Heather Thomas spends her weekdays at university and her weekends waiting on tables.

New judges to ease load

federal court

Jane Lee Three new judges will be appointed to the Federal Court this year to ease its workload.

Rolf Harris sex abuse allegations: Sydney woman interviewed

Rolf Harris

Lisa Davies A Sydney woman is being interviewed by British police who are investigating sexual abuse claims made against Australian entertainer Rolf Harris.

Sydney Cup punters

Punters Gwenda Murphy and John Pritchard for a photograph during the Sydney Cup at Royal Randwick in Sydney. Saturday, April? 27, ?2013. 
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NEWS) Photo by Mick Tsikas

Sydney Cup punters pose for Sun Herald photographer Mick Tsikas, during the days racing carnival. Selected Images available from www.fairfaxsyndication.com . Follow us at http://twitter.com/photosSMH

How Sydney celebrated ANZAC Day

Many armed service personnel join in the ANZAC Day march in the CBD of Sydney from Martin Place Cenotaph to Hyde Park via George and Bathurst St.
25th April 2013
Photo: Wolter Peeters
The Sydney Morning Herald

Thousands turned out to cheer the war veterans and young serving men and women through the streets of Sydney for the ANZAC Day March, whilst other Sydney siders took to the pubs and RSL's for a game...

Gastro outbreak fears for Melbourne, Sydney

Rachel Wells There are fears a gastroenteritis outbreak caused by contaminated oysters in Tasmania over the Easter weekend has spread interstate.

Sydney Big Surf

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Locals cop a pounding as huge waves crash over the pool at Bronte. 16th March 2013

Huge swells from a solid easterly groundswell hit Sydney's shores. Selected Images available from www.fairfaxsyndication.com . Follow us at http://twitter.com/photosSMH

Daily life in Western Sydney electorates

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SMH photographer Kate Geraghty captures daily life images of candidates Michelle Rowland and Jason Clare as they visit residents of Western Sydney ahead of the federal election.

NAB Cup round 2 St Kilda vs. Sydney

NAB. Round 2. St.Kilda V Sydney. Sydney's Luke Parker tackled by St.Kilda's Sam Fisher at Etihad Stadium.3rd March 2013.Picture Sebastian Costanzo. The Age.

Catch the thrill of the game with these exciting images from The Age photographer Sebastian Costanzo.

'Fragile' Sydney DJs getting intense counselling

2dayFM radio hosts Mel Greig  and Michael Christian.

The Sydney radio presenters behind the prank call that has been linked to a British nurse's death are said to be "fragile" and undergoing intensive psychological counselling.

Labor's poll shows black hole in west of Sydney

Phillip Coorey NSW has become federal Labor's worst black spot, and the government would lose more than 10 seats - predominantly in western Sydney and some held by ministers - if an election was held soon.

Norovirus variant Sydney 2012 spreads around the world

Norovirus

A new strain of the winter vomiting disease norovirus has spread to France, New Zealand and Japan from Australia and is overtaking all others to become the dominant strain in Britain, health...

Race to moon from mission control Sydney

In this May 20, 2012 file photo, hikers watch an annular eclipse from Papago Park in Phoenix. The annular eclipse, in which the moon passes in front of the sun leaving only a golden ring around its edges, was visible to wide areas across China, Japan and elsewhere in the region before moving across the Pacific to be seen in parts of the western United States.

Nicky Phillips At 17 Robert Brand spent his summer holidays in Sydney wiring video and audio connections for NASA to relay Apollo 11's images from the moon to the world.

Sydney Trams....A history in pictures

Rich and Rare. Birth of a Nation. George Street decorated for the Commonwealth Celebrations in January 1901. Sydney Town Hall and the Queen Victoria Building are shown here along with electric trams, carts, buggies and sulkies.

In the 1920's Sydney boasted one of the world's largest tram fleets. By 1961 they were gone. These images from the Fairfax Archives take us on a journey from 1901 through to the end of the tram era.

Sydney Christmas lights

Cambage St Davidson

The Christmas cheer is enduring even if the wattage has been slightly dimmed as a result of high power prices.

Sydney world's third most costly city

A dawn view of the Melbourne skyline.

Canberra Australian cities are some of the most expensive in the world to live in, with a new report ranking Sydney third behind Japan's Tokyo and Osaka.

Sydney virus linked to gastro cases

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A VOMITING bug sweeping through Britain, Europe and the United States could infect about half a million Australians this winter, warn scientists who identified the new strain.

Sydney drivers get slugged as supermarkets sweep profits

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James Robertson Sydney drivers have been pouring petrol money into the coffers of the supermarket giants, with new figures showing that revenues of Woolworths and Coles have skyrocketed since they entered the fuel...

Sydney CBD protest

Protesters on the Streets of Sydney

Demonstrators sweep through Sydney CBD to protest against a US film about the prophet Muhammad. Follow us at http://twitter.com/photosSMH