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Mary Ward is a reporter at The Sun-Herald.

Why the NSW government has inked a $16 million deal with a man in Trump’s inner circle

Why the NSW government has inked a $16 million deal with a man in Trump’s inner circle

Among the dozens on stage in Florida as a newly elected Donald Trump gave his victory speech was UFC CEO Dana White.

  • by Mary Ward

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Londoners don’t have to. Should Sydneysiders need a helmet to ride?

Londoners don’t have to. Should Sydneysiders need a helmet to ride?

Police are issuing almost half the number of fines for cycling without a helmet as they did five years ago. If Sydney wants more cyclists, should adults need one to ride?

  • by Mary Ward
Warnings for older mobile phones, medical devices as 3G shuts down

Warnings for older mobile phones, medical devices as 3G shuts down

Tens of thousands of older mobile phones and other devices will cease to work from Monday, when the nation’s 3G network is finally shuttered.

  • by Mary Ward
‘Nothing could be done’: Three dead after planes collide in south-west Sydney crash
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‘Nothing could be done’: Three dead after planes collide in south-west Sydney crash

Two light planes have collided near The Oaks, in the city’s outer south-west.

  • by Frances Howe and Mary Ward
‘One bad decision’: Motorcycle deaths reach 10-year high
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Road safety

‘One bad decision’: Motorcycle deaths reach 10-year high

One in five fatal crashes on NSW roads this year has involved the death of a biker or their passenger, prompting warnings for both motorists and bikers.

  • by Mary Ward
Kseniia and Nika will face their most daunting HSC exam first

Kseniia and Nika will face their most daunting HSC exam first

The girls are excited to stay in Australia, after learning they will be considered for a residency pathway which will qualify them for HECS. But first, they must tackle HSC English.

  • by Mary Ward
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The school that turned a Sydney suburb French

The school that turned a Sydney suburb French

With 6.1 per cent of its population speaking French in the home, Killarney Heights is the Francophone capital of Australia. But it was not always this way.

  • by Mary Ward
We tax big tobacco due to its health impact. Why not social media companies?

We tax big tobacco due to its health impact. Why not social media companies?

Mental health advocates say the government is failing young people by pushing social media bans instead of improving access to unaffordable psychology services.

  • by Mary Ward
The big switch coming for cruise ships heading to White Bay
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Pollution

The big switch coming for cruise ships heading to White Bay

Cruise ships berthing in Sydney’s inner west will soon be required to hook up to onshore electricity while in port, following years of community complaints about pollution.

  • by Mary Ward
The simple tip to help a child get over their screen addiction
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Parenting

The simple tip to help a child get over their screen addiction

An Australian-first clinical trial of treatments found parents can have some success by enforcing rules that limit internet access.

  • by Mary Ward
The secrets kept from those inside the nerve centre fighting COVID

The secrets kept from those inside the nerve centre fighting COVID

As state and federal governments fought for control of borders and information during the pandemic, some of the most vulnerable were left at risk.

  • by Mary Ward and Kate Aubusson

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