Cronulla
Cronulla trawler salvage ridiculed for 'MacGyver' approach
Bellinda Kontominas The salvage operation of a stranded fishing trawler stuck on rocks at Cronulla has been likened to an episode of MacGyver, with a union representative claiming the incident controller stripped down...
Cronulla bashing over girl, police say
Geesche Jacobsen WHEN a Cronulla shopkeeper saw 10 to 15 local boys gather near his store on Monday night, he smelled trouble and decided to close up.
Mystery of woman washed up at Cronulla
Nick Ralston The woman was found on a Cronulla beach, fully clothed and barely alive but no one has reported her missing and police are yet to determine how she died.
Backpacker missing from Cronulla beach found safe in northern Sydney
Ellie Harvey AN ESTONIAN backpacker whose disappearance from a beach in Sydney this week prompted a big air, land and sea search was found safe and well yesterday and may not have known she had been reported...
Winners and losers: all change in rail revamp
Jacob Saulwick, Nicole Hasham Sydney's biggest train timetable change in almost a decade will include an extra 700 services a week - but some commuters will miss out when trains skip certain stations.
A force for harmony
Rick Feneley Our window table is a lovely perch with a view over the canopy of Hyde Park's figs. As the autumn sunlight streams in to the Hellenic Club, it catches the sheen of a tear on Stepan Kerkyasharian's...
Wettest days in months and more rain to come
Richard Woolveridge Sydneysiders are being advised to keep their umbrellas handy.
Biker cop on the bikie trail
Nick Ralston It takes an hour and a half of questioning but finally Detective Superintendent Arthur Katsogiannis confesses.
Morning Express: Wednesday, March 13
Rachel Olding Morning Express is a live news blog produced each weekday from 6am-9am, covering the latest headlines, weather and transport.
Balcony plunge death: Eden, 21, had row with boyfriend before fall
Nick Ralston It was a holiday to Sydney that the young couple did not want to end.
Muslims inundated with messages of hate
Rachel Olding Islamic community leader acknowledges problem with disaffected Muslim youth, but criticises sensationalist reporting since protest.
Muslims try to right wrongs after protest
Rachel Olding It has been a tough week for Sydney's Muslim community.
Two accused of trying to recruit for violent rally
Nick Ralston, Rachel Olding TWO men have been charged after allegedly trying to recruit people to a violent anti-Islamic rally in Sydney's CBD this weekend in response to last Saturday's demonstration by Muslims.
'It's our shortcoming. We have not really engaged with these individuals.'
Rachel Olding, Nick Ralston MUSLIM leaders in Sydney have broken ranks with their international counterparts to say there should be no more protests against the anti-Islamic film that has sparked violent riots around the world.
Sydneysider dies leaping into river while 'tubing' in Laos
Alicia Wood and Jonathan Swan A Sydney man has died while on holidays in Laos.
Surfer dies after mishap at Sydney beach
A man has died after going into cardiac arrest at a beach in Sydney's south.
Sydney on the move takes a little rain in its stride
John Huxley It might have had an unusually wet start and a decidedly soggy centre, but yesterday's Sun-Herald City2Surf produced a thrilling home run as Liam Adams outran some 69,000 finishers sprinkled with...
Five rescued after waves capsize boat
Fishermen rescued within minutes of waves smashing into and capsizing their boat offshore from Cronulla..
'Larrikin' Freeman bailed after fire
Manuel Mitternacht THE son of late crime figure George Freeman, already facing drugs charges, has been granted bail after he allegedly sprayed the entrance to three units with a fire hose.
Busloads of trouble land in your 'burb
AN ELDERLY woman looked out her window to find 30 men urinating on the front of her property.
