TravelLa Corniche, SydneyThis luxurious property on Sydney's waterfront is a favourite haunt of the rich and famous. <BR><BR> <I>For further information see <strong><a href='http://www.luxehouses.com.au/holiday-house/la-corniche/' target='_blank'>luxehouses.com.au</a></strong>.</I>11 Jan 11:00 PM
WorldSiege victim killed by policeMartin Place siege victim Katrina Dawson was reportedly struck by a police bullet.10 Jan 07:51 PM
WorldPolice fire may have hit hostageAustralian police are reportedly investigating whether one of the victims wounded in the Lindt cafe siege was hit by a police bullet.27 Dec 04:00 PM
OpinionRodney HideRodney Hide: Sydney siege brings out the rantersThe tragic Sydney siege is being used to make political points. But the points people are making are as opposite as the political positions held.20 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandSiege revives Nairobi mall nightmareThe Sydney cafe siege brought back horrific memories for Kiwi terror attack survivor Andrew McLaren.20 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandTerror siege: Survivors speakIt was 2am on Tuesday. They had been under his reign of terror for 16 hours and it was now, or never.19 Dec 04:00 PM
World'They've killed my beautiful boy'In five words, Ken Johnson - father of Sydney cafe siege victim Tori Johnson - summed up the emotion surrounding this week's Martin Place tragedy.18 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandSurvivor's tears for slain bossAmid the sea of flowers and mourners at Sydney's Martin Place, siege survivor Harriette Denny set up her own tribute for her slain boss, Tori Johnson.17 Dec 04:00 PM
WorldGunman's chilling last postThe "fake sheik" behind the deadly Sydney cafe siege railed against Australian "terrorism" on his website a day before he took 17 people hostage.16 Dec 07:27 PM
New ZealandHow lone wolf shattered a quiet morningMan Haron Monis brought a nation to its knees. After taking 17 people hostage he was in charge, helping empty the heart of Sydney.16 Dec 04:00 PM
WorldSydney siege: why was he out?Prime Minister Tony Abbott will urgently review how a lone gunman known to federal police and ASIO was able to take hostages in a Sydney cafe.16 Dec 04:00 PM
WorldSydney siege: How rumours spread onlineWhenever there is a dramatic event, social media instantly comes alive with comment and conjecture as facts vie for attention with fiction.16 Dec 04:15 AM
World'If someone else runs, someone dies'Hostages caught in Sydney's siege have revealed how some of them managed to escape when the gunman's back was turned.15 Dec 11:27 PM
WorldThe man behind the siegeHaron Monis was known to authorities for a string of offences.15 Dec 08:58 PM
WorldSiege over as police storm buildingA flurry of loud bangs erupted just after 4am NZ time as a swarm of heavily armed police stormed a downtown Sydney cafe where a gunman had taken hostages.15 Dec 03:49 PM
WorldHostage drama: Martin Place terrorist targetMartin Place in Sydney CBD is in lockdown after gunmen took hostages at the popular Lindt cafe this morning.15 Dec 03:51 AM
WorldHostage drama: Worker waits for newsBruno was turning up for his shift as a barista and waiter when he was ushered away at the door by police.15 Dec 03:35 AM
WorldAbbott urges Australians to go about lifePrime Minister Tony Abbott is urging Australians to go about their lives as normal despite the terrorist siege in Sydney’s CBD.15 Dec 02:46 AM
WorldExpert: Safety not slipping at QantasQantas' spate of incidents is "unusual" but there's no evidence of slipping safety standards, an aviation expert says.10 Dec 02:03 AM
WorldFourth Qantas flight has to turn backA fourth Qantas plane has been forced to turn back mid-flight, marking a second day of trouble for the airline - but its boss says "it happens all the time".09 Dec 05:20 PM
TravelAustralia: High on an all-new attitudeSue Baxalle returns from an Aussie health and fitness retreat bursting with energy.08 Dec 09:00 PM
WorldCampers rescued from NSW floodTwo children and their mothers have been flown from rising flood waters on the NSW coast as wild storms batter the region.08 Dec 02:17 AM
TravelPar for the course in SydneyIf you're going to be whacked by a golf ball, it may as well be hit by one of the greats, finds Cameron McMillan.07 Dec 02:00 AM
TravelAustralia: Good times kick offTravel disasters give us great stories, but drama-free holidays are golden, writes Tristram Clayton.19 Nov 11:00 PM
BusinessPoor moved out of Sydney harbourside homesFor sale: 287 homes, most in spitting distance of Sydney's Opera House. Wanted: Somewhere to shift a low-income, angry community.17 Nov 11:45 PM
WorldNSW town in fear of random killerResidents of a small southern New South Wales town are scared there could be a random killer in their midst.12 Nov 11:11 PM
TravelSydney: Australia's original storiesCatherine Smith gets acquainted - or tries to - with modern Sydney's original Australians, whose cultures are undergoing rediscovery.11 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldSnow, gales + floods: Sydney in October?A powerful storm has ripped through the Australian state of New South Wales, causing flooding, lightning strikes and dumping 15cm of snow in inland areas.14 Oct 08:19 PM
TravelAustralia: Pause and effect at Sydney sand stripSculptures strung like pearls around Bondi are fascinating, writes Catherine Smith.14 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldSupport for NSW medical marijuana trialQueensland Premier Campbell Newman has offered support for clinical trials of medicinal marijuana being considered in New South Wales.14 Oct 01:21 AM
TravelAustralia: Give yourself a lift amid Sydney sightsThe instant the lift doors close the unexpected happens. "Are you lonesome tonight, do you miss me tonight?" croons Elvis as I travel between reception and my eighth-floor room.28 Sep 02:00 AM
TravelAustralia: Earth and indulgenceLisa Martin finds exploring Australia's mining heritage from Sydney to Perth on the Indian Pacific is poetry in motion.26 Sep 03:00 AM
TravelWhen Australia tried America's gameDownunder wakes up to sports tourism, but Dylan Cleaver passes on the hotdog.19 Sep 12:00 AM
