The off-duty lifesaver used an old boogie board to save four young girls and their dads from treacherous surf.
A Portrait of Love is no ordinary documentary, stitched together from 20 years of archival home footage
In paying tribute to the life of renowned artist Craig Ruddy, filmmaker Molly Reynolds turned to his long-term partner, and the hours and hours of home video footage they had recorded in their 20 years together.
Photo shows Roberto Meza Mont pictured hugging his partner Craig Ruddy from behind.Sydney man dubbed the 'inner west rapist' jailed for more than 17 years over series of attacks
Darren Kennedy pleaded guilty to 13 offences after a series of terrifying sexual attacks on women in Sydney two decades ago.
Photo shows Side-by-side black-and-white images of a man with shoulder-length hair, one with beanie on rightMy best friend saved my life, says security guard stabbed in Bondi attack
From northern Pakistan to Bondi Junction, Muhammad Fahad and Muhammad Taha have been together their whole lives. The former is now helping his friend in his recovery from Joel Cauchi's stabbing and they both want him to stay in Australia.
Photo shows Muhammad Taha sitting on a grey couch wearing a black hoodie.More than 130 'non-target' animals have died in state's shark nets in seven months, but meshing may continue
There are renewed calls to halt a shark netting program as data reveals the toll meshing is taking on endangered and "non-target" species.
Photo shows A juvenile endangered scalloped hammerhead shark caught in a shark net.WA is the only Australian jurisdiction where it's legal to have pepper spray. Self-defence advocates want that to change
Western Australia is the only Australian state or territory which allows people to have pepper spray for self-protection, and there have been calls to legalise the substance country-wide in the wake of Bondi's stabbing attack.
Photo shows A man holding and looking at a canister or bottle labelled as "pepper spray"Security guard stabbed during confrontation with Bondi mass murderer granted permanent visa
Security officer Muhammad Taha has officially been granted a permanent resident visa by the government after he confronted Joel Cauchi during Saturday's mass stabbing at Westfield Bondi Junction.
Photo shows Man looking off camera'So angry': Wife reacts to husband's decision to chase Bondi Junction killer
A man who chased the Bondi Junction attacker through the shopping centre says a police officer told Joel Cauchi to drop his knife several times before shooting him.
Photo shows A worker crouching down in the kitchen as guests stand up and leave.'Shopping will be a different experience': Sydney reels after attack where everyday life happens
Bondi Junction Westfield is somewhere people take their kids to the movies on the weekends and teenagers hang out with their friends. Now, people are struggling to process how a mundane trip to the shops has ended in the violent deaths of six people.
Photo shows Two people embrace near floral tributes outside Westfield Bondi JunctionBystanders praised for heroic acts during Bondi stabbing attacks
In the aftermath of the tragedy at Westfield Bondi Junction, stories have emerged of a man holding back the knife-wielding attacker with a bollard and shop attendants guiding customers to safety in the back rooms of stores.
Photo shows A man at the top of an escalator holds a bollard, to holds back a man with a knifeFor 20 years, Play School presenter Teo Gebert has been helping kids 'imagine and play'
Being the "silly one" on television is a "dream job" following a personal tragedy that changed the course of Teo Gebert's life and career.
Photo shows A man holds a teddy bear in front of a colourful house on a television set.Tributes shared for Jesse Baird and Luke Davies as police continue investigating property where two bodies were found
NSW Police will continue investigating a property in Bungonia overnight where two bodies were found as a vigil is held for Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
Photo shows A picture of two men is cropped into a bigger image of the front of a home with dozens of flowers laid out the front.Former detective urges justice for victims of gay hate crimes
Findings of a gay hate crimes inquiry in NSW were released just before Christmas, now a former detective is urging the Police Commissioner to deliver justice for victims.
Has Video Duration: 7 minutes 32 seconds.'Dirty, cheap, underhanded': The secret NSW Police strike force into gay hate crimes
Former police detective sergeant Stephen Page doesn't hold back when asked about the secret strike force that he says destroyed his reputation.
Photo shows Man sitting in a dark room, wearing a black shirt.Woman tells court she was 'shocked and surprised' when rugby star Kurtley Beale touched her buttocks
A woman who has accused rugby player Kurtley Beale of sexual assault recalls in court the moment he touched her at a Bondi pub.
Photo shows A man in a suit.Kurtley Beale told woman he 'really wanted' to have sex with her before alleged sexual assault, court hears
Rugby union player Kurtley Beale denies sexually assaulting a woman in a Bondi Beach pub in 2022.
Photo shows Kurtley Beale outside court wearing a suit and tieFormer detectives explain the likely reason cocaine worth tens of millions of dollars is washing onto NSW beaches
Two former drug detectives explain common methods for importing cocaine and why so much ends up in Australia's oceans.
Photo shows A police officer walking with a large package of drugs off a boat at a marinaTourists 'lucky to get out' after fire caused by e-bike battery burns through North Bondi unit
A fire breaks out inside a North Bondi apartment due to a faulty lithium-ion battery, forcing 18 tenants to quickly evacuate the complex.
Photo shows Burnt lithium-ion battery and Maria Ferro who esaped the fire at a north bondi unitAlleged gunman who shot underworld figure Alen Moradian
The alleged gunman who shot underworld figure Alen Moradian in Bondi last year was arrested in the early hours of the morning.
Has Video Duration: 33 seconds.Alameddine crime network associate charged over firebombing of Friendlyjordies's Bondi home
Jordan Shanks-Markovina, 34, better known as his online moniker Friendlyjordies, was away when his home was set alight in November last year.
Photo shows A composite image of a man looking at the camera, and a large fireLawyer's fears 'validated' after spending years advocating for authorities to revisit potential gay hate crimes
After an 18-month examination into possible gay hate crimes in Sydney, human rights lawyer Nicholas Stewart says what has been uncovered exceeded expectations and should trigger further inquiries or inquests.
Photo shows Sydney lawyer Nicholas Stewart stands with his arms crossed against a glass window