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NSW detectives have seized three firearms, nearly $650,000 in cash and two kilograms of MDMA in Sydney's west as part of an investigation into the importation of drugs hidden in bottles of sriracha.

Jason Day is out. Marc Leishman and Adam Scott are ready to lead the Internationals. But have the US team underestimated quiet Queenslander Cameron Smith?

Airstrikes on areas in the last major rebel stronghold in northwest Syria on Saturday killed at least 18 people, including women and children, and wounded others as a three-month truce crumbles, opposition activists said.

Our talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their humorous version of the news of the day.

After more than 50 years of touring and recording, the time has come to say goodbye.

You can do good with your money and still have higher performance but you need to be selective with investments

We can’t afford to help out our son by selling him our investment property cheaply because of the big tax bill it will generate

Gladys Berejiklian's endless crusade to make Sydney a "world class" city may well come to nothing if the shroud of smoke haze becomes the new normal.

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

Margaret Atwood and her late partner Graeme Gibson knew they did not have long together when they visited Australia earlier this year.

Great entertaining is about spending more time with your guests than in the kitchen, so try these two easy party offerings.

This interior lover’s grand English house is the perfect place for Christmas entertaining.

The Church of Scientology wants to increase security at its Chatswood headquarters following the fatal stabbing of an employee earlier this year.

From ex-Matildas to novices, a new Victorian program has increased women’s participation in the beautiful game with an emphasis on fun and social exchange.

The city remains green but nearly a quarter of the population is exposed to the threat of high urban heat.

Steven Attalla, 58, doesn't go to festivals. He's not in favour of pill testing, let alone drug taking – "but I am in favour of people's rights".

Brush-turkeys are moving across Sydney and while many welcome the new neighbors, their brash behaviour is causing a stir.

Recalls from the sale of potentially deadly products for children rose by 88 per cent between 2011 and 2017, with new research finding four-fifths were made in China.

Despite the rise of online dating, there are still plenty of people not keen to use apps. These people are determined to meet someone the traditional way.

Working out your calendar in advance means you can then block off periods of time for yourself.

"I just don't think they will accept anybody who has contrary views, who doesn't reflect the views of the community."

An expert in political expenses says the case fails the "pub test" and shows how new, tightened rules can still be exploited.

Sonia Kruger on her new projects, how she stays fit, and why you’ll always find her at the heart of any party

Stephanie also finds some pretty eyeshadows perfect for the party season.

The parliamentary year ended with a twinkling Christmas tree, but several thorny issues remain on the government's to-do list for 2020.