'I need to finish my work': Chongyi Feng's return
Chongyi Feng, the Sydney academic who was prevented from leaving China but who returned to Australia on Sunday morning, says he will continue to return to the country to pursue his research.
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Jacob Saulwick
Jacob Saulwick is City Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald.
FACS no longer looking into sexualised behaviour incident: Trinity
A private school in Sydney's inner west says the Department of Family and Community Services is no longer looking into a case of inappropriate sexualised behaviour among Year One students.
What will the Minister for Cities do for Sydney?
The plaudits are piling in from planners and public transport advocates for Australia's first Minister for Cities. But what difference will the PM's enthusiasm for everything urban actually make?
UberX prices up 10 per cent after tax office ruling
The cost of using the UberX ride-sharing service will increase 10 per cent, following the tax office's ruling that GST should be applied on trips.
Fast track for transport and road projects
Sydney's new metro train line, upgrades for the existing Western train line, and new bus lanes and motorway tunnels are projects that will be accelerated through an early down-payment from the privatisation of electricity assets.
ACTU boss cites national shame of refugee policy
About 2000 people attended the "welcome refugees" rally in inner Sydney on Sunday, demanding the closure of offshore detention centres on Manus Island and Nauru.