‘She is not worthy of representing this country in any capacity’
Sam Kerr’s tawdry saga has concluded – but the conversation is only now just starting about what happens next to the Matildas star. HAVE YOUR SAY
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Mining union in ‘shameless power grab’ to control workers
The mining union has been accused of a “shameless power grab” by pushing to control all workers on job sites as it looks to capitalise on sweeping workplace law changes ushered in under the Albanese Government.
Foreign policy experts back Dutton’s call on Rudd’s US role
Foreign policy experts have backed Peter Dutton’s stance on Kevin Rudd, after the Opposition leader said he would replace the US ambassador if he had “no real influence” on the Trump administration.
‘I’ve lost my home’: New aged crisis as waitlists explode
John Martin OAM is 90 and has nowhere to go after his aged care home shuts. He’s one of thousands who are in limbo as waitlists of elderly people needing care explode. See the video.
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13 blazes in eight days: Firefighters warn of e-bike dangers
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The Great Parent Survey 2025 – results coming soon
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Motorcyclist dies after hitting tree
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Baby foetus found in freezer of inner-west home
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‘Prolonged and repeated’: Mother’s $4k social media scam
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Bail farce: A-G refuses to ban private ankle bracelet providers
The NSW bail system is in the grips of a farcical scandal, with the state government refusing to ban private ankle bracelet providers as police desperately try to account for more than 20 accused criminals who have potentially been roaming unchecked.
‘Pinnacle event’: Why Super Bowl is a must-watch for Aussies
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‘Taken way too soon’: Tributes for woman killed by lightning strike
A southwest Sydney cat grooming business owner, who died when a “freak bolt” of lightning shattered a tree on her property, has been remembered as a “beautiful mother” and a “fabulous person taken way too soon”.
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