Big questions surround detention of Gaza gran
The Opposition is demanding to know if Gaza gran Maha Almassri ‘was subjected to proper security checks’ before coming to Australia following the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel.
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‘Fun police’: Patrons restricted to two full-strength beers at Origin
A trial of full-strength beer at Accor Stadium has been watered down, with police imposing a two-drink limit per customer to “reduce anti-social behaviour.” Critics say it proves the Minns government is “all froth, no beer.” Take our poll.
Experts warn wage demands will derail NSW housing targets
Business leaders have warned Sydney could grind to a halt unless the Minns government stops spending on wages and starts pumping cash back into infrastructure projects.
Anti-Semitism envoy takes swipe at ABC over Gaza report
Australia’s anti-Semitism envoy has singled out reporting by the ABC when asked about ‘manipulated narratives’ in the media contributing to hostility against Jewish people.
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Qantas gives fresh details, reveals extent of data hacked
Qantas has begun reaching out to the 5.7 million people impacted by a hack on its system. It comes as cyber experts believe Qantas has been issued with a ransom demand.
Rebels bikie charged after video surfaces of cat in cage shot dead
A Rebels bikie has been charged with animal cruelty and firearms offences after police uncovered a video which they will allege shows him shooting and killing a caged cat at close range.
400 brands left scrambling as top firm collapses
Giants of Australia’s organics industry, and hundreds of farmers and producers, have been left scrambling following the collapse of one of Australia’s first and largest certifiers of organic products.
Motorcycle crash shuts down M1 northbound near Lake Macquarie
A serious motorcycle crash has forced the closure of all northbound lanes on the M1 Pacific Motorway near Lake Macquarie, with traffic backing up for kilometres and emergency services on scene.
Hundreds more EV kerbside chargers coming to NSW streets
Hundreds of new electric vehicle chargers will be installed along NSW streets under a plan to combat the number of owners running charging cables over footpaths. See our map of where they are going.
Teacher accused of sexual assault granted NDIS worker clearance
A male teacher who allegedly sexually assaulted another educator in front of a student was granted an NDIS Worker Check despite being the subject of an active Education Department investigation.
$3m lifeline for ‘underfunded’ palliative care
A $3 million funding boost is set to provide additional beds in south western Sydney, easing pressure on what experts describe as a ‘costly and unglamorous’ but critical service.
Furious Liberals reject US-style primaries
Party members hit out at the ongoing wars within the Liberals over a perceived lack of women and new pushes to change preselection processes.
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