Mushrooms are popping up everywhere in Sydney's downpour. Here's why you shouldn't be tempted

The wet conditions are causing a glut of mushrooms and toadstools all over the east coast, but experts say you can look but don't touch - and definitely don't eat themFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our free news app; get our morning email briefingWet weather along the east coast of Australia has led to an early bumper mushroom season, prompting warnings about the risks of poisoning.Toadstools have grown abundantly in urban parks and back yards in New South Wales in recent weeks, driven by the wettest summer in three decades in parts of the state. Continue reading...