‘Completely disgusted’: Woman sorry after drug crash
A Blue Haven woman who crashed into a parked car while affected by meth and prescription medication has told a court she could have killed someone.
NSW
Dutton lashes ‘insiders’ in Labor over lack of real-world experience
Eight out of 10 Labor MPs have careers in the union or other MPs offices before being elected, compared to 37 per cent of Coalition MPs, according to new research.
Why Libs and Nats are at loggerheads over youth crime
NSW Liberal leader Mark Speakman last month shut down a Shadow Cabinet meeting and stormed out when a youth crime crackdown was proposed.
Lovers’ tiff fears behind Bulldogs coach quitting
The Canterbury Bulldogs NRLW side is still without a head coach. Here is the untold story about the controversial exit of the man who was supposed to guide the club through its inaugural season.
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How our car-azy adventure has bean a lifesaver
Telegraph reporter Matthew Benns and cartoonist Warren Brown’s epic drive from London to Melbourne in a historic jalopy has raised more than $120,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
‘Abused, spat on’: CEO reveals threats after council rate hike vote
The boss of Northern Beaches Council has spoken to police, saying staffers have been subjected to widespread abuse after councillors voted to pursue a 39.6 per cent rate rise.
Welcome to Country, public service cuts in Coalition sights
Peter Dutton has been likened to Donald Trump amid a vow to slash a ballooning public service, while Welcome to Country funding is also set to be shaken up.
130-days, 17 countries: Bean Team finish epic adventure
After an epic 130-day journey retracing the famous 1927 route of Francis Birtles, intrepid explorers Matthew Benns and Warren Brown arrived in Melbourne on Friday after driving from London.
Dutton’s vow: Deregister CFMEU, cut public service, bust inflation
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says he will “make Australia a powerhouse again” if elected. In a keynote speech he took aim at the CFMEU, the ‘bloated’ public service and inflation.
$5k monthly energy bills ‘killing’ small business
The price of gas and electricity and major increases in rent and wages has created a perfect storm for Sydney’s small businesses. Chris Bowen has blamed ‘a decade of neglect under the Liberals.’
‘Time for excuses is over’: Councils warned over tree removal delays
Sydney councils have been warned the ‘time for excuses is over’ for delays in removing dangerous trees after recent storm events brought down hundreds of trees and uprooted lives.
Junior NSW doctors labelled ‘marshmallows’ in accidental email
An email, understood to have been accidentally sent to junior doctors from management, labels them “marshmallows” for placing “lifestyle before career”.
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