The Sydney suburb using the most water revealed
Residents in the affluent eastern Sydney suburb of Woollahra are using a staggering 100,000 litres more water than the average Sydney household per year. See the breakdown.
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Kay’s final farewell: ‘Don’t be sad, it was my time to go’
Kay Henderson knew exactly how she wanted to spend her last day before dying: in the ocean with her family and friends. It was, said the voluntary assisted dying advocate, ‘the best day’.
‘Can’t imagine’: Ray Hadley’s devastating family battle revealed
After 43 years ruling the airways, 2GB shock-jock Ray Hadley was ready to spend more time with his family. But he did not expect his wish to come true in such tragic circumstances.
‘Go and live there’: Regional MPs slam judges over bail laws
Senior judges who have pushed back against tougher bail reform for repeat young offenders have been challenged by regional MPs to try living in the communities affected by the young thugs.
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He’s back, man: Solo Hugh dives into Sydney summer
You know it’s almost Christmas in Sydney when Hugh Jackman is snapped emerging from the surf at Bondi. He found time for a swim this morning after being spotted with his adult children at the weekend.
1 in 4 NSW aged care homes getting worse
The top rated and underperforming aged care homes across NSW have been revealed. Search and see the list and watch our exclusive video.
Fixing pipes and breaking the net: Coffs most googled trades
We reveal the top ten trades googled in Coffs Harbour in 2024 and unpack the reasons why regional towns are currently outperforming Sydney for trade demand.
Murdered childcare worker’s belongings cleared out
The home of Sally Li, who was murdered and dumped near Sydney airport, has been cleared out by her distraught mother who laid out her possessions across the front lawn, as police continue the urgent search for her missing husband.
‘Albanese a dope’: Anna Wood’s father condemns Bali Nine repatriation
Tony Wood, whose 15-year-old daughter Anna died of an ecstasy overdose in 1995, said the return of the Bali Nine from Indonesia on Sunday sends the wrong message and the prime minister should never have got involved with their case.
Power outage halts light rail on key Sydney lines
Sydney’s light rail network is experiencing significant disruptions due to a power outage. Services on the L1, L2, and L3 lines have been impacted.
Iron surf champ Ali Day anoints teen duo ‘next Shannan and Zane’
Ironman great Ali Day has dubbed two young guns the next ‘Shannon and Zane’ after an extraordinary opening round of the Shaw and Partners iron surf series at Wanda. Wrap, results.
Green scheme threatens to choke development in airport city
Despite financially crippling environmental standards that could hinder development in the aerotropolis surrounding the incoming Western Sydney Airport, surrounding waterways could still be at risk, a new report has found.
Two killed in horror crash after car collides with cyclists
The driver of a car which collided with a group of cyclists before hitting a tree in the state’s Northern Tablelands has become the second person killed in the incident.
A right Royal welcome for Bean team in tiger country
The car-loving, tiger-saving King of Malaysia has given The Daily Telegraph’s team Bean a royal welcome on the last overseas leg of the epic drive from London to Melbourne.
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