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Sydney is experiencing its wettest year on record with another three months to spare. The city broke its previous annual record of 2,194mm of rain which was set in 1950.

Explore the stunning Murray River in the largest paddlesteamer in the Southern Hemisphere. Stretching 35 metres long, this 40-guest vessel from…

Sydney Opera House turns 50 next year and to mark the momentous occasion, an entire year of festivities has been planned out. The yearlong birthday party will feature over 230…

Thanks to some pretty incredible astronomical phenomena going down this week, you might be able to spot Jupiter and its iconic stripes like never before. This is because of two…

Earlier this year, Japan opened its borders to Australian tourists. However, travellers had only been able to jet off if they were booked onto a guided tour and, later, only…

The Pav is finally back. After a two-year hiatus, the iconic Bondi Pavilion will reopen to the public on Wednesday, September 21. The new and improved Pavilion will come with…

The longstanding dispute between the rail union and the NSW government is showing no signs of reaching a resolution. After days of multiple train strikes and cancellations, the train union…

After two long and wet summers, BOM has declared that La Niña will be back for a third consecutive year. Most of Australia will likely face unusually heavy rains in…

Queen Elizabeth II became queen on 6 February 1952—70 years ago. Her death marks the end of an era, especially for a great number of Australians who have known no…

Australia will observe a day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed. Thursday, September 22 has been confirmed as a A National Day of Mourning…