The Latest Breaking News from Manly

A woman who planned to run as the Labor candidate in a hotly contested seat on Sydney's north shore in the NSW election in March has bowed out.

At 26 and coming off his best campaign, Daniel Collins wants to turn consistency into a breakthrough podium finish on the national ironman series this summer. The Redhead ironman will race in rounds one and two this weekend at Manly, where strong swell and winds are expected. The weather could…

A court case concerning former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro's scuffle with a cameraman at a beachside Sydney suburb will return to court next week.

The local GP who sparked a run of independent representation in the Sydney beachside electorate of Manly has thrown his support behind a new teal candidate.

A man jailed after unexpectedly pleading guilty to the murder of American mathematician Scott Johnson has his conviction quashed and is likely to face a trial.

These university students are navigating suburbs not by roads and streets, but by how they feel, smell and sound.

Recently ousted elite pathways manager Kristie Fulton has opened up on her "great pride" in seeing the Manly Sea Eagles' junior program develop under her watch.

Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro denies assaulting a Channel 7 cameraman in Manly.

The operator of Sydney's ferries is investigating a steering failure in one of its vessels, the second steering problem to hit the new Emerald Class fleet within days.

He has been charged over an alleged incident in Manly.

The alleged offences were committed during an altercation with a freelance camera operator in Manly on 23 July