In his darkest moment as an infantry soldier, Dean West lost five Digger mates and was haunted for years by the tragedy that took their lives. But West could never have foreseen that tragedy would lead to a personal meeting with royalty a quarter-of-a-century later in Sydney.
WITH a week to go to the crucial by-election, a fight over religious rights and wrongs is bad news for the PM.
THE long history of celebrity political endorsements is a mixed bag of some success and some crushing failures, writes James Morrow.
THE Opera House has been the subject of culture wars since before the first sod was turned, writes James Morrow. But this one, in particular, makes no sense.
THIS week we have made the single biggest change on Sydney’s rail network in a century. The temporary closure of the rail line between Epping and Chatswood will impact around 20,000 people, every day for seven months.
EVERYONE can be offended by something — even a much-loved meme — and that’s precisely why we need to lighten up about it, writes James Morrow.
SCOTT Morrison’s pragmatic style of leadership threatens Bill Shorten’s long run of setting the agenda, writes Sky News’ David Speers.
IF the words “young and free” mean anything, it’s that a cartoonist can make fun of an athlete, and a nine-year-old kid can sit while those words are sung, writes James Morrow.
THE ride-sharing service declared they would axe passengers who fall short of their ratings system. It’s part of a trend that puts more faith in algorithms than people, writes James Morrow.
We’re in the process of transforming Blacktown to for the future. We want our amenities to reflect the needs of the community, and that includes a university, writes Mayor Stephen Bali.
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