The renovation of North Sydney Olympic Pool, located on the shores of Sydney Harbour, has taken three years longer than expected and is more than $60 million over budget.

Children were being hit with ear, nose and throat infections to the point some were going deaf. That all changed.

Affluent areas average as few 7,000 residents per public pool, while suburbs farther from the coast may have as many as 138,000

Our love affair with these pools stretches back almost 200 years. But many now face a new threat.

The smiles and laughter ringing out across the public pool on a hot Halls Creek day say it all — these seniors love the water.

When the North Sydney Olympic Pool closed for an upgrade, locals expected to be back in the pool the following year. Three years and tens of millions of dollars later, they are still waiting

Swimming at every stop left us fresh and invigorated – and led us to parts of cities that tourists seldom visit

Our love affair with these pools stretches back almost 200 years. But many now face a new threat.

In Black Swan State Theatre Company’s new production The Pool, playwright Steve Rodgers’ love of swimming is the play’s genesis

North Sydney Council on Monday will consider taking out a $20 million loan to help cover the increasingly troubled revamp of the historic harbour site.

Black Swan brings new meaning to the term “immersive theatre” by inviting audiences to bring their bathers for the finale of their latest show.