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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‘Scum’: Truckie memorial thieves ‘can’t get any lower’
Family and friends of a beloved Mid-North Coast truckie who died in a fiery highway crash have been left devastated after part of his roadside memorial was stolen, labelling the opportunistic thieves as “scum”.
‘Art-wash’ fears over Biennale’s new director
Australian Jewish leaders claim the artistic head of the country’s largest cultural festival is ‘anti-Israel’ and her appointment raises questions about government arts funding.
‘Stranded’: Homebuyers caught in property platform outages
Dozens of families have been left stuck between homes and stranded on the street amid repeated outages plaguing Australia’s dominant property settlement platform, fuelling calls to break up PEXA’s monopoly.
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‘Confrontation’ before shots were fired at home with toddler inside
Police are hunting a group of men after a “targeted” shooting following a confrontation in front of a home in Sydney’s north west. A family of three were inside at the time it was sprayed with bullets.
100mm more rain: Two weather systems swirling off NSW coast
The low pressure system wreaking havoc across NSW has developed into two ‘circulations’ – bringing 100mm more rain, strong winds and hazardous surf. Read the latest information in our live blog.
Millions of dollars worth of boats saved after fire in storage facility
A fire tore through a boat storage facility in Sydney’s inner west, destroying one vessel and threatening millions of dollars worth of property before it was brought under control by fire crews and a sprinkler system.
Show will go on: Council to close $93m gap for theatre revamp
A decision about how a massive funding gap to redevelop a Parramatta landmark will be plugged has been made as a council desperately strives to transform it into a Broadway-worthy attraction.
Busy Sydney cafe seeks help to fend of aggro, biting brush turkeys
Aggro brush turkeys scavenging for food have bitten customers at a popular Sydney cafe, forcing desperate management to seek help from wildlife authorities.
Rebuilding Libs mull US-style way to pick candidates for elections
With Liberal members in open warfare over gender quotas, an alternative option to increase “diversity”, by using a similar model to the USA to select party candidates is gaining support.
Burst water main causes havoc on busy Sydney road
One westbound lane remains closed on Parramatta Road in Homebush due to a burst water main.
What to expect from Origin pre-game entertainment
Before opening for a sold-out crowd at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, country singer Brad Cox spoke with Sydney Confidential about music and footy.
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