Severe weather system expected to hit Sydney this week

The SES and the Bureau of Meteorology are warning severe weather set to hit the state this week could see huge rainfall all along the NSW coast.

Did you know that 1.5 million Australians are simultaneously raising children while caring for ageing parents?

Today across ABC Radio Sydney and around the country, our teams will find solutions and share stories of real Australians who find themselves caught in the middle.

Hear Craig Reucassel's conversations with Melissa Reader, CEO of Violet, and Jean Kitson about their experiences of the Care Squeeze, alongside much more on our live blog.

Australia's YIMBY movement is relatively new, but it is making an impact and each member has their own housing struggle spurring them on.

More support is needed to get Sydney's nightlife back on its feet, hospitality owners in the inner west say, as a proposal to extend trading hours passes council.

Tune in to Breakfast with Craig Reucassel and Drive with Chris Bath on 702 ABC Radio Sydney from Tuesday this week to find out how you can win one of five double passes to State of Origin Game III.

The National Indigenous Art Fair returns to the Overseas Passenger Terminal this weekend and Rae Johnston will be bringing you all the action, broadcasting Sunday Mornings live.

Tune in from 10am on 702AM ABC Radio Sydney or the ABC listen app and join us in celebrating the richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through art, music, dance, and interactive experiences.

The 2025 Andrew Olle Media Lecture will be presented by Geraldine Doogue AO on Friday 25 July at the W Hotel in Darling Harbour.

Held in honour of legendary ABC broadcaster Andrew Olle, this annual lecture not only celebrates excellence in journalism - it also supports a vital cause. Money raised at the event goes to our long-standing charity partner, Brain Cancer Australia.

Roasted sweet potatoes are filled with a creamy mushroom and chicken filling and finished with a good grating of sharp cheddar. Think cosy, creamy and comforting.

Can't make it to a screen for Wimbledon? Stay across the action with live and ad-free coverage on the ABC listen app. From June 30 to July 13, you can hear all the key matches live from London – just look for the ABC SPORT button in the app.