Tune in this Thursday, November 23, for a special edition of Mornings, live from the stunning new auditorium at the State Library of NSW, to mark 100 years since Australia’s first continuously operating licensed radio station went to air.
 

Join Sarah Macdonald and special guests as they share their memories of ABC Radio Sydney through the years and explore how Australia’s first radio station has woven itself into the fabric of our city.
 

On the evening of November 23, Rod Quinn will present a special 2-hour program from 8pm on ABC Radio Sydney, reflecting on the station's rich history.
 

Plus, the State Library of NSW has curated a special showcase displaying a range of artefacts and memorabilia from the last 100 years of the station. The showcase will remain on display until late January.

The Rozelle Interchange consists of 24 kilometres of tunnels twisting around each other deep below ground.

A piece of Australian maritime history is back in Sydney's north-west, but not without some incredible personal sacrifices from its captain.

The federal government has reneged on a $2-billion funding promise for the troubled Great Western Highway project between Katoomba and Lithgow, with a former transport minister slamming the missed opportunity for a "proper highway". 

ABC Radio is proud to partner with Vinnies for our NSW Gives Appeal to support Australians who have been hit hardest by the cost of living crisis.
 

Brighten your community and help end the cycle of disadvantage and homelessness in NSW. Donate now.

This summer know your ABCs; action plan, be safe, connect with us. The ABC has a host of useful resources and tips on how to best prepare yourself for emergency weather so you can keep you and your household safe.

This savoury loaf is perfect to share with friends and family.