Unbowed, unbroken: Mick Fanning and his mum focus on ecstasy, not agony
The Fanning surfing family has had more than its share of tragedy and loss. They refuse to drown in heartbreak. They don’t focus on the darkness. They focus on love.
Pat and Becky Cummins welcome new arrival
Australia’s Test captain Pat Cummins, currently on paternity leave has announced the arrival of his second child with wife Becky.
Trump backs AUKUS deal, as Australia sends $798m
The AUKUS pact has received Donald Trump’s backing as Australia hands over its first payment to the US for the nuclear submarine deal.
Funny or complete flop? Kyle and Jackie O’s latest listener-grab tact
KIIS FM’s Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O have made a cheeky acknowledgment of their show’s flop ratings in a new marketing strategy — but is it really enough to pull listeners?
Bianca Censori’s dark family past revealed
Bianca Censori grabbed the gaze of the world when she dropped her coat at the Grammys — now everyone wants to know where she came from.
Labor’s green poison is killing businesses across the nation
The climate change zealots are pulling green wool over voters’ eyes while ignoring the physics of energy, writes Piers Akerman.
The dark horse contender for NRL’s buy of the year
The player market frenzy has set-up a hotly contested field for ‘buy of the year’ honours, and former NRL star Mitchell Pearce is tipping a surprise contender to win the crown. See who is in the running and have your say.
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Inside Sydney’s most exclusive breakfast
An iconic Eastern Suburbs watering hole has elevated the morning meal to a premium, destination-worthy experience. Here’s why a stay at this exclusive hotel is worth it for food lovers.
Why winery trip is nothing next to the great green grift
Power is not bought or sold like anything in any other marketplace in Australia, but try doing the math on the opaque mystery tour of the green grift, writes Vikki Campion.
‘Dumb’ Don’s genius is still outsmarting elite
Donald J Trump may or may not be a genius but he is so vastly more intelligent than the supposed intelligentsia it almost changes the meaning of the word, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Why Aussie $300m man is ‘NFL history’s most unbelievable story’
He’s the first Australian to play in two Super Bowls – and could become the first to start in a Super Bowl victory. And that’s just the start. Because Jordan Mailata is set to become Australian sport’s $300m man.
‘Afraid to go outside at night’: Youth crime worst it’s ever been
Just days after a Kingswood pizza shop owner was stabbed to death by a gang of youths, business owners in neighbouring stores say coming to work has become a daunting task.
Teal candidate’s ‘Big Tobacco’ links revealed
A ‘teal’ candidate contesting a seat in Sydney’s upper North Shore once worked as a consultant for big tobacco, and published unashamedly pro-vaping content in the local newspaper she edited.
$13m a day: Organised crims’ tobacco wars exposed
Criminals are vying for control of the “highly lucrative” illicit tobacco market, which has become a national problem, warns ACIC chief.
‘F—ing stupid and white’: Drunkenness ‘won’t save’ Sam Kerr
The Australian women’s sporting star is expected to find out her fate in the London court case on Monday.
Government committed to reviving ‘crappiest’ corridor
The NSW Government will consider creating a think tank that includes local councils to bring Parramatta Road back from the dead and help resolve Sydney’s housing crisis.
Premier to probe hate crime jail fail
Premier Chris Minns has ordered a review into why a high-profile anti-Semitic arsonist was not prosecuted in a court that could issue a harsher sentence than the 10-month minimum he received.
What this $9.90 toilet paper reveals about your shop
Woolies is under fire for hitting consumers with higher prices in some of its stores, with a pack of toilet paper revealing the stark difference.
Desperate search for missing Alaska plane ends in tragedy
Harrowing photos have captured the moment authorities discovered the wreckage of a plane carrying ten people, marking the latest in a string of aviation disasters in the US.
The cheap, costly and quirky perks of NRL club memberships
An invite to join their club’s post-match inner sanctum or on-field guard of honour are up the top of many NRL fans’ bucket lists – and they are available for a price. We reveal the quirky perks up for grabs at every club.
Camper charged after ‘stabbing attack’ in cemetery
A man who was camping at a cemetery in Sydney’s west has been charged over allegedly stabbing a 30-year-old man as he walked through the area with two friends.
Labor’s $2m pledge to protect women from violent partners
Labor has pledged $2m to protect women and children from violent men. Here’s how the funding will help.
‘Mortgage nightmare’: Property possession hits five-year peak
Mortgage holders facing high interest rates and cost-of-living pressures are beginning to falter with the number of Supreme Court filings for property possession soaring to its highest level in five years.
Best of the Weekend
Ultimate Super Bowl guide: Swift, Trump and the Aussie hulk
From a Taylor Swift marriage proposal to the half time show and everything in between, we’ve got you covered – whether you’re a hardcore NFL fan, a Swiftie or just tuning in for the first time.
Bombshell moments from Sam Kerr trial
Sam Kerr has endured a torrid week during an explosive trial in London as she faced charges of racially aggravated harassment of a police officer. See the full video of the star’s arrest.
Bridget Jones’ star defends ‘age gap’ romance
As Renée Zellweger returns to play Bridget Jones, her new on-screen love interest Leo Woodall addresses the controversy over their characters’ 27 year age difference.
Fury as neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell makes $30k in donations
‘Very difficult’: William opens up on ‘most painful’ experience
Best beer crawl revealed: Hitting Sydney’s ale trail
Homeowners to get back $9k in historic move
Why the price of bananas is about to spike
Australians are being warned to brace for a banana price hike as a shortage looms. See why it’s happening and what to expect.
‘Snake oil’: This won’t help Aussie workers get a pay rise
A majority of Aussies have admitted to making key decisions about their career by relying on risky sources. Experts weigh up the pros and cons, and what to look out for.
‘More pain’: Aussies face higher power bills
Aussie households have been warned to brace for ongoing power bill increases over the next decade. See why and how it’ll affect you.
Arrogant Big Super opts out of decency
Thousands of Rest Super members wrongly slugged for insurance have been told they need to get in contact if they don’t want to keep paying the fees turned on by ‘accident’ months ago.
Meet the talented young artists from ARTEXPRESS 2025
The annual art exhibition which shows some of the most outstanding and exemplary artworks across NSW by HSC visual arts students has opened. Meet the students and see their amazing works.
Developer reveals $34m northern beaches shop-top apartment plan
A strip of shops in the main street of a Sydney beachside suburb is the target of a $34m apartment proposal by one of the city’s biggest developers. Take a look.
High-ranking bikie hit with 46 illegal hunting charges
A high-ranking Bandido in Sydney’s west has been hit with several firearm and drug supply charges after a raid of his home also uncovered pig dog collars with electronic shock probes.
Sibling revival: Restoration on the ‘Three Sisters’ begins
Almost 150 vacant public housing units in northwest Sydney will be refurbished after a $2bn project to demolish the buildings and replace them with almost 5000 dwellings was dumped.
Splash of vino, darl?: Car thief locked up after wine text bungle
A serial offender with more than 50 prior charges broke into a popular pub and stole thousands of bucks worth of booze before foolishly texting his lady a pic – asking if she was keen for a drop.
Alleged arsonist accused of spraying home with bullets
A Newcastle man has faced court after neighbouring detectives on two separate strike forces arrested the accused over an alleged $12m arson on a council chambers and a drive-by shooting.
‘Density done well’: Fate of $120m super development imminent
Developers of a sprawling $120m development on the South Coast could soon break ground, with locals urged to have their say before submissions close.
Alleged dog shooter ‘likely’ to plead guilty: Court
A man who allegedly robbed an elderly couple in their motorhome before shooting their dog with an air rifle is ‘likely’ to plead guilty, a court has heard.
Deal or no deal: States blow apart Albanese’s disability promise
Federal health minister Mark Butler this week promised Labor’s plans for new disability support services were “on track”. The state governments in charge of delivering them don’t agree.
Readers tee’d off with the Premier
Premier Chris Minns has been given a strong message by readers of The Daily and Saturday Telegraph: stop listening to Clover Moore’s anti-Moore Park golf club rhetoric and abandon government plans to hack the course in half.
Mates on ‘periphery’ of caravan terror plot met in jail
Two of the three people arrested on the “periphery” of the Dural caravan terror plot met while serving time in a Sydney jail, The Daily Telegraph can reveal.
Mum claims NDIS unfairly spying on autistic son
A mum claims staff working for the National Disability Insurance Agency, who are involved in decisions about her son’s NDIS plan, have been spying on them.
Aussie star’s Gaza protest brooch; Robbie Williams rocks in
Australia’s top stars have arrived for the AACTA Awards alongside Robbie Williams, where Oscar nominee Guy Pearce was spotted wearing a ‘Free Palestine’ brooch.
Trump’s swipe after Musk depicted at his Oval Office desk
Donald Trump has taken a swipe at Time Magazine after featuring Elon Musk at the president’s desk on its latest cover.
Trump’s bold presidential moves explained
Between a trade war with America’s partners and a shock bid to take over Gaza, Tom Minear says Donald Trump’s latest wheeling and dealing has been jaw-dropping even by his standards.
Australia’s ‘best beach’ not one for the faint hearted
Tourism Australia has travelled a long way south to pick the nation’s best beach for 2025, bestowing the title on not just one but a series of them.
Gupta’s woes spread to NSW as coal workers stood down
Workers at Tahmoor Coal in NSW have been stood down on full pay and production curtailed, as rumours swirl that Sanjeev Gupta’s debt worries have spread beyond Whyalla.
Virgin rules out ex-Qantas exec Jones as next CEO
Virgin Australia has sensationally moved to end speculation about the airline’s next chief executive, declaring ex-Qantas executive Paul Jones is not in the running.
Lowes owner lists Vaucluse home for $18m
The co-owner of Lowes Menwear has listed his Vaucluse home for sale with an $18m guide following an upgrade to a Rose Bay mansion that cost nearly $40m.
Packer’s ex’s big win after $5m ‘failure’
After two failed campaigns and a sexy makeover, swimwear model-turned-fashion designer Jodhi Meares finally has reason to celebrate.
Former Fairfax exec lists luxury pad above Delta
A former Fairfax Media chief executive has listed his luxury apartment in the same block as where superstar Delta Goodrem owns.
Michael Hutchence’s $2.5m love nest for sale
Late INXS frontman Michael Hutchence’s $2.5m love nest, where he hid out in the early days of his superstardom has just hit the market. See what it’s like.
Robbie and Trent swallow our Oscars on the Gold Coast
The TV adaptation of a Queensland-inspired book and a Robbie Williams biopic cleaned up at the Australian version of the Oscars. FULL WINNER’S LIST
‘Surreal and exciting’: Phoebe’s three chances to win
There is triple the chance of victory for Phoebe Tonkin at Friday night’s big celebration of Aussie film and television. Here’s what they are.
Disgraced ex-Nine boss spotted for the first time
Disgraced former Nine news boss Darren Wick has been spotted for the first time since allegations were levelled against him tipped the broadcaster into a scandal and led to a management overhaul.
Former Miss America speaks out after fiery Thorpe clash
Former Miss America and pro-nuclear advocate Grace Stanke has spoken out after a heated moment with controversial Senator Lidia Thorpe in Canberra.
Smith, Carey tons put Aussies on cusp of Sri Lankan sweep
Steve Smith enshrined his status as Australia’s Asian batting master as the skipper and Alex Carey drove the tourists towards the verge of a rare Test series win in the subcontinent.
Ray and Duff: Why the Inglis Millennium is worth the Price Tag
The best detailed guide to NSW race meetings
Supercars legend calls for the return of ‘rivalry and aggression’
Mixed Australian Open scrapped amid Cameron Smith criticism
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Queensland phenom Roman Siulepa is a level above!
Carlton’s prized pick shines in match sim
Blues return to IKON Park for Open Training
Ruby Perkins’ U20 Nationals highlights are something else 🔥
Sharks v Warriors pre-season clash
Thilthorpe and Peatling dominate in Crows match sim
Buzz Rothfield Reveals New Pressure on Kevin Walters
Quirkiest Perks of NRL 2025 Memberships – What Fans Get This Season!
SuperCoach trial scores: Warriors star steals the show
Any talk of Warriors star Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad losing the No.1 jersey may have been put to bed, after a commanding performance against the Sharks. See all the week one Pre-Season Challenge SuperCoach scores.
‘We can coexist’: Carey backs Test role for rival gloveman
While Australia has always resisted picking two wicketkeepers, incumbent Test gloveman Alex Carey has backed his rival, Josh Inglis to keep his spot as a specialist batsman long-term.
Cotton’s big night puts Melbourne United on notice
The Perth Wildcats rode the hot hand of MVP favourite Bryce Cotton to a big win over the Adelaide 36ers meaning the make-up of the top three teams will not be known until the last game of the regular season. See the latest NBL news.
Warriors star in doubt for Vegas after pre-season injury blow
The Warriors will be sweating on the fitness of Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, with the try-scoring machine in doubt for their Las Vegas opener after picking up an injury in their pre-season clash against Cronulla.
Labuschagne career in ‘grave danger’ as torment continues
Even an umpire howler couldn’t save Marnus Labuschagne from another low score in the second Test in Galle. As DANIEL CHERNY writes, the Aussie No. 3 is on borrowed time.
Top 25: Who took the mark of the century?
There’s nothing like a high-flying grab in Australian rules. But who flew highest this century? Josh Barnes picks the greatest 25 marks of the last 25 years. HAVE YOUR SAY.
Matt Preston’s secret to the ultimate schnitzel
10 cheap, cheerful & delicious places to eat in Phuket
As a tourist hub, Phuket isn’t a destination traditionally synonymous with foodie wonders. But among the smorgasbord of resorts and major hotels that scatter this town and its surrounds, you’ll find a mingling of eateries, restaurants and street food stars worth your while.
Say ‘cheers!’ to the weekend with these 49 cocktails
Because Champagne alone isn’t going to cut it.
Market Watch: Lodge makes call on NRL future
Clint Gutherson shines for Dragons in Manly showdown
Check out DAVID RICCIO’s report and video from the pre-season scrimmage between the Dragons and Manly, with St George Illawarra’s new-look spine impressing and Manly unearthing a hard-hitting hooker.
Blues’ next-gen to be unleashed in NRL trials
Almost 30 years after Ricky Stuart, Laurie Daley and Brett Mullins helped NSW to Origin victory, Canberra will field the Blues’ generation next on Saturday night.
Laugh is on Labor and its festival of weakness
Happy Inauguration Day to all the haters and losers
The loser/hater community now faces an enemy who has become massively emboldened by that community’s own ruinous tactics. Trump’s foes are the authors of their own destruction, writes Tim Blair.
Beach clean-up a small price to pay to see fun return to Sydney
Scenes of garbage left on beaches by Christmas Day revellers have spawned outrage, but Tim Blair reckons Sydneysiders could learn a thing or two from the partying backpackers.
In which city is the National Library of Australia?
What alcohol is used to make a gimlet cocktail?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Top Deals: Get up to $520 off Dyson, Apple, KitchenAid
Back-to-school deals are not the only bargains on offer at the moment — with big brands offering huge savings across popular items. See this week’s top deals.
Man charged over murder of baby boy remains behind bars
Investigation underway after teenage boy shot in leg
Police were called to Bankstown Hospital on Friday night, after a 17-year-old boy presented to the Emergency Department with a gunshot wound to the right leg.
Pressure from Ita to punt presenter Antoinette Lattouf
Former ABC chair Ita Buttrose put the organisation’s head of content between “a rock and a hard place” in pushing for the removal of casual presenter Antoinette Lattouf, the Federal Court has heard.
Gross feature in UK homes that stunned me
Bizarre thing we never knew about Nth Korea
North Korea is one of the most isolated, secretive and ruthlessly ruled countries on the planet. Some of the details about life on the inside that have leaked are truly strange.
‘Aussie Maldives’ 3h from Sydney
This babe of a bay has blinding white sand, shallow emerald waters and friendly rays you can swim with. No wonder tourists are calling it the Maldives of Australia.
The ‘huge thing’ driving car sales
The car colours that costs more to insure
It turns out that if Aussies pick these coloured cars, it’ll cost you more in insurance – and the reason will shock you.
Honda fail forces Nissan into horror call
Nissan was willing to merge with bitter rival Honda because it avoided the one thing they hated more. Now, Nissan might have no choice.
How our car-azy adventure has bean a lifesaver
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.
Australia’s Top End is truly hair-raising Territory for Bean team
The recreation of Francis Birtles’ epic 1927 drive from London to Melbourne has had some hair-raising moments across the globe — but Australia’s Top End topped the lot.
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