Crime scene tactics helping to save our oceans
Forensic technology is being used to protect our oceans, with potential to impact the seafood we eat. See how. Watch video.
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The big wet: The Murray River floods of 1956
OUR HISTORY: The Murray Darling floods of 1956 were one of the worst disasters in our state’s history. Greg Barila spoke to several South Aussies who remember the year the rivers rose up.
‘Martyrdom’: Moment Jake Bilardi turned into a terrorist
Jake Bilardi became infatuated with Islamic State. This is the never-before-seen CCTV of him leaving Australia and the story behind his phone call home. See the video and listen to the audio.
AK-47s and Arabic: How Jake was lured into Islamic State
Aussie teenager Jake Bilardi found an Islamic State recruiter online. Within an hour, he had a road map to becoming a terrorist. Listen to the audio and see the exclusive video.
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The major concerns for Sydney’s future revealed
A Sydney-wide analysis of what makes communities tick has found that western Sydney and its neighbouring communities in Sydney’s south are the least advantaged when it comes to employment opportunities, community living standards and housing choice. Greater Sydney Commissioner Lucy Turnbull assesses Sydney’s future in our Pulse of Greater Sydney feature.
Blood on the streets of Pamplona
Thousands come for the thrill. For the chance to take on wild beasts rampaging through the streets. Most make it out unscathed, but for an unlucky few, the Running of the Bulls ends in hospital … or worse.
Six-year occupation to save historic Windsor sites ends
Australia’s longest running occupation, which was sparked over NSW Government plans to demolish Windsor Bridge and ‘destroy’ historic Thompson Square, has ended after 2000 days in protest.
See the Moon as astronauts did
When thousands of photographs from the Apollo missions were made available to the public, it gave us the first chance to see the Moon just as the astronauts did.
How a church hall became a school with 3600 students
As the north’s booming population puts public schools under huge strain, Trinity College has become one of the biggest private schools in Australia.
Extreme Logies thigh-high splits and red carpet fails
Australia’s hottest TV stars were at the Logie Awards, where they showcased their sheer and sexy looks for the night — and there were some epic fails SEE THE HITS AND MISSES
The Paddington artist causing a stir in the east
“There are some (women) who hate their husbands looking and some who think it’s genius,” says one eastern suburbs gallerist of the work of artist Dina Broadhurst.
A hidden gem uncovered: The east’s very own school of rock
Hidden behind an unsuspecting red door on Victoria St is the Kings Cross Conservatorium — where high profile music managers are waiting for the next big thing to burst onto the scene.
Why Richard Haigh is closing Cafe Parterre
An inside look at the local institution attracting royalty from the eastern suburbs and further afield since 1985 ahead of its seismic transformation.
Meet the Bondi mum bringing Muriel’s Wedding to the world
At the centre of the runaway success of Muriel’s Wedding, Strictly Ballroom, Moulin Rouge and King Kong in theatres across the world is a mum-of-two from Bondi — Carmen Pavlovic.
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