NRL team’s comeback is a Bears hug from the past
The news the Bears are being readmitted to the NRL has triggered a raft of powerful emotions for their devoted and long-suffering fans, writes Lisa Mayoh.
NSW
Voters choose ‘better the devil you know’
Voters have punished Peter Dutton for being out of touch because he doesn’t know the price of eggs, others think he’s “genuine” and stands standing up for Australians. Watch the final Voter Verdict.
How Neil Perry prepares his world-famous steaks
Margaret in Sydney’s Double Bay has just been ranked number 2 on a list of the best steaks in the world. Neil Perry explains why his food is so popular. Watch the video
ALP bulk orders anti-Dutton signs as corflutes flood Sydney
The Labor Party is understood to have bought 1,200 rolls of bunting with a photo of Peter Dutton and the words ‘he cuts, you pay’ flooding polling booths ahead of today’s election.
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‘Drop in the ocean’: $5 tax cut ‘won’t buy a coffee’
Mortgage repayments doubling, soaring power and childcare bills to pay, Sydney’s Tessier family seemingly echoed what most other families thought of Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ $5 a week tax ‘relief’: ‘It’s not enough for even a coffee’.
Budget breakdown with James Morrow
Budget Cut breakdown with James Morrow
Giant pandas, crazy ants: Weird projects win millions in 2025 Budget
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has gotten his skates on with a wacky menagerie of budget beneficiaries – plus a sweetener for NRL fans. Find out the weirdest ways millions of taxpayers dollars will be spent.
Minns supports urgent review into mental health legal loophole
The NSW Premier has thrown his support behind Attorney-General Michael Daley’s call for an ‘urgent review’ into a surge of cases being dismissed in court on mental health grounds.
Record amount of money visitors spent in NSW
NSW has recorded its highest-ever visitor expenditure after domestic and international travellers spent an eye-watering figure across the state last year alone.
How Sydney almost stole the Aussie Tennis Open
Former Events NSW boss John O’Neill has revealed how Sydney sweet talked Tennis Australia bosses about bringing the Australian Open to Sydney before the Victorian Government opened its purse strings to keep the Grand Slam event in Melbourne.
Minister denies yelling at senior bureaucrat
A Minns government minister is alleged to have “yelled” at her own senior department bureaucrat, demanding a $33m grant for a sports hub in a Nationals electorate be returned.
Stunning pictures of huge blaze that wreaked chaos in Parramatta
Investigators will be forced to wait to enter a Parramatta laundromat to determine what caused a blaze that ripped through the building and took firefighters almost 12 hours to extinguish.
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