What’s the Buzz: Channel 9 leaves NRL Vegas commentary team at home
It was one of the most watched NRL season-openers in recent memory. But the NRL’s free-to-air broadcaster has decided to not call the highly-anticipated games from Las Vegas.
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: Rabbitohs risk fan uprising over popular duo
The Rabbitohs have yet to open extension talks with a star duo, leaving two of the club’s most popular players in contract limbo. Buzz Rothfield’s Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
Dodd has debut to forget as medical emergency causes delay
All eyes were on English import Lewis Dodd in his first game for the Rabbitohs, but the halfback failed to deliver against Manly, after a medical emergency delayed play by more than 90-minutes.
Alleged attempt to smuggle drugs into jailed Alameddine Ripp-ed apart
An alleged attempt to smuggle drugs into jail for crime figure Alan Ahmad Alameddine has been thwarted by corrections officers and a dog named Ripp. SEE THE VIDEO.
‘Sad day for tennis’: Kyrgios takes aim after Sinner doping ban
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has accepted an immediate three-month doping ban, but outspoken Australian star Nick Kyrgios has slammed the outcome.
Crisis guru joins Karen Webb’s media team
Who is Police Commissioner Karen Webb’s new media chief? Why are MPs moaning about the new parliament house canteen menu? And what’s causing unrest among Coalition MPs? The Sauce is here.
Which golden oldie will be recruited as The Golden Bachelor?
Casting for The Golden Bachelor is underway, and while we hear almost all the positions are filled, Sunday Confidential has some potential candidates for producers to consider.
Civil case closing in on con artist
Is Jarryd Hayne’s stolen money one step closer to being recovered? What now for a troubled Sydney pub boss? And what questionable calls had a series of judges blowing up? The Snitch is here.
Australia’s great taboo: Migrants who fan the flames of hatred
The casual declaration by two Muslim health care workers that they’d try to kill Israeli patients should lead to a more serious process for anyone seeking to become an Australian citizen, writes Peta Credlin.
Health
Everything you need to know about Kyle’s health scare
Kyle Sandilands recently shocked listeners after revealing he is suffering from brain and aortic aneurysms and will need to undergo urgent surgery. So, what does it mean for the radio host?
What Dad’s dementia diagnosis taught me about love and life
My dad was my hero but when he was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2020, our roles began to reverse.
I want to stop being discriminated against
Mia, a 20-year-old university student, took this test to save her life. But it now means she is being discriminated against.
Why I hope to run marathons again after nightmare health issue
Sally Maconochie had “everything that normally holds the pelvic organs in place ripped from the bone” during childbirth. This is why she hopes she may be able to run again.
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‘I have no doubt we will win’: Dutton’s bold declaration on election eve
With a federal election expected to be called any day now, the man who wants to be Australia’s next prime minister tells Frances Whiting in an exclusive interview the ‘underdog’ LNP will win.
Dutton: ‘Nuclear energy will transform natural disasters in Australia’
Peter Dutton says nuclear energy will transform the way Australians respond in times of natural disaster.
Albo’s big reveal on relationship with fiancee
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has shared new details on his relationship with fiancee Jodie Haydon, one year after asking her to marry him.
Shock jock’s ‘Graceland’ finally getting new look
Radio king Kyle Sandilands has admitted renovations are finally under way at his Glenorie farmhouse weekender after a listener said she’d seen him at the local award-winning bakery.
Hoarder house sells $600k above reserve
A hoarder house once “full of junk,” has sold for a crazy price, while the now deceased owner had a unique Aussie job after responding to an ad in The Daily Telegraph in London in the 1950s.
Sydney sale and auction results, week ending February 15
Sydney recorded 406 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Anti-Semitic nurses are victims of hateful ideology
The Bankstown nurses, victims of a culture fuelled by extremist propaganda that dehumanises all Jews, are not the originators of this disease – merely the symptom, writes Joe Hildebrand.
How Elon Musk is sending Labor into orbit over NBN
While Elon Musk fights taxpayer waste in the US, our government will waste taxpayers’ money fighting Musk, writes Vikki Campion.
Cops receive ‘critical evidence’ video after nurse’s home raided
Five days after two nurses went viral over comments threatening to kill Israeli patients, police have finally confirmed they are in possession of the clip they needed.
‘He’s a f***in’ beast’: Aussie Super Bowl star’s song stuns crowd
Australia’s first Super Bowl champion Jordan Mailata whipped up a raucous crowd when he belted out a Queen song to cap off the Eagles’ victory parade. See the video.
Five to try: Sydney’s best acai bowls
Acai bowls were a thing. And then they weren’t. Then they were again. So take your place in line and check out our list of the best places to try acai in Sydney right now.
Expect more delays: Trains dispute spills over to Sunday
Public transport users have been told to brace for another day of train delays and cancellations on Sunday, after the industrial umpire postponed its decision on the rail dispute.
Sydney society rocked as another ‘It’ couple split
Popular long-time couple Nicholas and Litsa Stavropoulos have ended their marriage — and it’s rumoured he has turned to her best friend for support after the break-up.
September 11 ‘thank you’ artwork forced award backflip
A Sydney artist was withdrawn as Australia’s selection for a global exhibition after the discovery of his work titled “Thank You Very Much”, featuring confronting images of the September 11 terror attack.
Cummings’ application to stay at Leilani Lodge rejected
Anthony Cummings’ application for a stay of proceedings to allow him to continue training has been rejected and he will need to vacate his famous Leilani Lodge stables at Royal Randwick within days.
Rate pain set to stay until November
Aussie mortgage holders might need to wait nine months to fully feel the impacts of a rate cut, should the Reserve Bank board decide to cut the cash rate on Tuesday.
Inside Gould’s rousing six-minute speech that will terrify NRL rivals
On Tuesday night, Phil Gould held an extraordinary gathering of 850 guests and Bulldogs luminaries in the palm of his hand for six minutes, revealing a mission statement that should frighten the rest of the NRL, writes DAVID RICCIO.
Moment girl, 9, shot by assassins hunting gangster dad
The ugliest moment of Sydney gang war has been revealed: sickening images of a girl, aged just nine, shot by assassins looking for her gangster dad.
12-month rent forecast: what you’ll pay in each NSW suburb
Rents in parts of Sydney are set to fall by up to 25 per cent by year-end, but the outlook isn’t good for all tenants. See what rent will be in each suburb
ABC’s $1 billion Bluey bungle revealed
The national broadcaster, which complains about a lack of funding, missed out on a slice of the lucrative merchandising pie of a brand that “will be around for 100 years”. See why.
Strikeforce now have ‘critical evidence’ video after nurse raid
Police are now believed to have the “critical evidence” needed to progress the investigation into two nurses at the centre of a hate speech video. It comes after one of the nurses’ homes was raided by officers on Friday.
Best of the Weekend
How coffee and crackers became a ‘stitch up’
Federal independent MPs were blindsided by the secret deal between Labor and the Opposition to dramatically change election laws surrounding political donations.
The three legends behind Australia’s greatest female surfer
Seven-time surfing world champion Layne Beachley found inspiration in several mentors as she grew up hitting the waves at Manly. Now, she’s doing the same for a new generation of athletes.
‘It’s a shock’: Aussie Olympian’s next big global move
She’s our greatest Olympian and an eight-time world record holder, but Aussie swimming star Emma McKeon may be in for her biggest challenge yet. See the video.
‘Fur-covered wrecking ball’: The dog breeds you should avoid
‘When it hits you, it’s like wow’: Robert Irwin’s mental health awakening
‘The reason I quit’: asst director reveals her experience with Lively
New childcare subsidy: Who’s eligible and what you’ll get
This is what would happen if a ‘city-killer’ asteroid hit Earth
‘Brag’: How women with side hustles can earn more
The gender pay gap is even bigger in Australia’s gig economy than it is for traditional workers. Find out how women with side hustles can boost their earnings.
Revealed: The top schools to nab $100k+ STEM jobs straight out of uni
Want to set up your child’s future? Here’s the top thing they should study – and the best schools in the nation for teaching it.
Apple TV+ finally comes to Android phones
Apple has finally released its streaming platform on rival Android devices, and is offering users a seven-day free trial amid pressure to open up its tightly-controlled systems.
‘Green shoots’: CBA shows we’ve finally hit a turning point
The banking giant is the closest thing Australia has to a real-time measure of the economy. And big investors are now betting on an important shift coming.
600 homes to replace classrooms in massive housing proposal
Medium and high density housing is set to transform land once occupied by a prestigious agricultural high school in southwest Sydney. Find out the full details here.
‘Throwing fire’: Clover’s council warned over Israel boycott vote
Clover Moore’s City of Sydney Council is set to act on a contentious push by the Greens for a boycott on companies linked with Israel despite being slammed by Jewish leaders as anti-Semitic and divisive.
Major Sydney council considers expanding costly global program
A major western Sydney council will look at ways to expand a program that often entails overseas travel despite the scrutiny councillors are facing over rate increases and debating foreign affairs.
‘Raw’: Family reacts to preschool’s court win after baby’s death
The grief-stricken family whose daughter died after she was found unresponsive at a northwest Sydney childcare centre has spoken about their heartache following the preschool’s successful appeal in court.
Man allegedly steals electric motorbikes in shop break-in
A man who allegedly broke into an Illawarra business and stole two electric motorcycles worth nearly $30,000 has fronted court for the first time.
Jealous ice addict jailed for horrifying hammer attack
An ice addict was “motivated by jealousy” when she bludgeoned her friend with a hammer so hard that parts of her brain were spilt out on the floor, leaving the victim permanently in a wheelchair.
Elderly man dies five days after car rollover
A man, 77, has died in hospital five days after the car he was travelling in hit an embankment and rolled on the Old Pacific Highway. Here’s what we know.
Exhibition exposes Taliban’s war on women’s education
A powerful exhibition showcasing how Afghan girls and women must risk their lives in order to receive an education in a Taliban ruled nation is set to open in a South Coast gallery.
‘Cradle to the grave’: MP’s heartfelt plea to save golf courses
A Labor MP who is campaigning against moves to chop up Moore Park golf course and demolish the Carnarvon layout at Lidcombe to make way for a cemetery, has voiced her views in a parliamentary speech.
Councils cry poor while sitting on tens of millions of dollars
Councils with cash reserves of up to $50m are claiming to be in dire financial straits and slugging ratepayers with huge rates rises.
‘Feel numb’: Jewish MP breaks silence after nurses’ vile rant
Jewish MP Mike Freelander, a paediatric doctor, has broken his silence on rising anti-Semitism, saying a video of nurses claiming to kill Israeli patients left him ‘numb’.
Aussie man detained after being grilled on ‘heated’ Bali brawl
Bali police have said one Australian is their main suspect from a shocking melee outside a beach club, where a group of five men claim they were attacked by at least 15 security guards.
Emma McKeon’s new plan to help young Aussie schoolkids
The swimming champion has revealed a completely different side to her out of the pool, as she sets out on new missions to save lives overseas and help young Aussies.
‘Half his usual self’: Israeli hostage forced to hold item on stage
One of the three hostages freed by Hamas has been forced to hold an hourglass with a message, as Israel said it is working with the US to get all of its hostages out of Gaza as “quickly as possible”.
Rivers of mud and rock hit LA fire zones after big rain
Suburbs decimated by the California wildfires have gone from smoldering to flooded after a powerful rainstorm turned scorched hillsides into rivers of mud and rocks.
The new top holiday spots for Aussie travellers
There has been a big change in the top three overseas destinations for Australians during a record year for travel.
Apple set to release ‘newest member of the family’
Apple chief executive Tim Cook will unveil a new product next week, sending the tech giant’s stock as much as 2 per cent higher.
GFG strikes deal with global creditors
Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance will sell all or part of the Tahmoor coal mine for about $800m with the money to flow to creditors of the Whyalla steelworks, and is about to settle its global debts.
John McGrath buys himself record-breaking penthouse
Australia’s best known real estate agent John McGrath has just bought himself a new luxury penthouse for himself with extraordinary 180-degree water views for a record-busting price.
Buyers blown away by rare cliffhanger house
The agent selling a rare cliffhanger home at Dover Heights has been overwhelmed by the response since it hit the market yesterday.
Why fixing my home loan rate was the best decision of my life
Don’t hate me, but fixing my home loan interest rate saved me at least $50,000. Here’s why I won’t be doing it again.
Sydney’s rental market cools off
Sydney’s rental market is cooling, with the largest rental declines observed across these suburbs, and things could get even better for tenants.
First look: next Cirque du Soleil spectacular touring Australia
Audiences in five Aussie cities are in store for a blend of “comedy and never-seen-before acrobatics” when Corteo arrives on our shores later this year. See the video.
‘Normal, nice guy’: Lindy Klim debuts new romance
Months on from splitting with her husband, model and entrepreneur Lindy Klim has debuted a new romance.
‘She’s had enough’: Kanye West and Bianca Censori ‘split’
Kanye West and his Aussie wife Bianca Censori are said to have split after their Grammys nude stunt and his vile Nazi outburst.
JoJo Siwa spotted looking loved-up with new Aussie girlfriend
Former Dance Moms and Nickelodian star JoJo Siwa is back in town, looking ready for a romantic Valentine’s Day with Aussie girlfriend Kath Ebbs.
Port Macquarie tips: Agnew’s Pony gunning for Qualifier success
Trainer Robert Agnew’s long range plan has just one hurdle remaining as his bargain buy Pony Soprano chances a place in the Country Championships Final in the Port Macquarie Qualifier.
The best detailed guide to NSW race meetings
SuperCoach trial scores: Warriors star emerges as a must-have
Gagai the late hero as Maori hold out Indigenous All Stars
Kuhnemann probe exposes ICC’s Kohli hypocrisy
Shorts
Bunker drama in epic All Stars finish
Dons may have next great tall-small forward combo
Warriors thump Storm in NRL trial
Caleb Daniel dominates in North intraclub
Cowboys v Dolphins trial
Tyson Jackson breaks down Knights v Eels
Adelaide Crows internal trial
Jamarra takes positive steps toward AFL return in west
Sprint sensation Gout Gout stuns in 400m, conquers Lyles’ PB
Queensland sprinter Gout Gout is making headlines again, this time in a 400m time trial. See the details here.
Bunker drama in epic All Stars finish
The women’s All Stars clash has gone down to the wire with a controversial Bunker call helping the Indigenous side win a thriller.
Feen with envy: Pain of near-miss fuels Supercars title ambition
Triple Eight young gun Broc Feeney found it hard watching Will Brown revel in the celebrations of his Supercars championship win. He opens up on missing out in the title fight and how it’s driving him this year.
Tougher than Twickenham: Suaalii’s stunning Super Rugby claim
As debate continues about where he’s best suited in rugby, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii has revealed where he wants to settle long-term. Plus, his huge Super Rugby claim.
$800k reserve grader: Inside Newcastle’s roster Knightmare
Adam O’Brien has led Newcastle to consecutive finals appearances but the Knights know they must reshape their roster to take the next step. But can he do it without losing control of the season before it begins?
Cadee’s last dance? Phoenix out to end NBL legend’s career
One of the NBL’s great careers could come to an end on Sunday. And although he’s out to make sure that happens, even Nathan Sobey wants Jason Cadee and his impact on basketball in Australia to be celebrated.
Ottolenghi’s mint and pistachio fridge cake is cool, crunchy, and kind of genius
31 fried rice recipes that are way better than takeaway
Forget shuffling menus and delivery wait times, these quick and easy fried rice recipes are the sure-fire answer to what’s for dinner tonight.
Over toast? These banana bread recipes are here to save breakfast
Nothing says good morning like a classic, buttered slice of banana bread, and you can make your favourite loaves, muffins and cakes from home.
‘Probably move there’: Walters’ huge Ben Hunt admission
RTS nails new role as the Warriors win big
A veteran starred on the wing and a young gun did his best to win a starting spot as the Warriors thrashed Melbourne before they head off to Vegas.
Unmatchable energy: Rookie who must start for Eels in round one
The Jason Ryles’ era at Parramatta has started off in fine fashion, with a host of young stars impressing as they cruised past the Knights. One player stood out to nail down a round one spot.
Blair: What if US tariffs were instead a carbon tax?
Laugh is on Labor and its festival of weakness
Energy and Climate Minister Chris Bowen says Labor is providing cheaper power thanks to renewable energy. The numbers say otherwise, writes Tim Blair.
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.
Where was the Hawaiian pizza invented?
A supernova is a powerful explosion of a what?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
In which month of 1963 was JFK assassinated?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Cop jailed for stealing $200K cash to fuel gambling addiction
WATCH: Moment man with baseball bat turns on kids
Wild footage has emerged of a northern NSW man armed with a baseball bat charging towards two young boys on e-bikes, with one screaming “trying to hit little kids are ya?” See the video.
Family Court bomber Leonard Warwick dies in jail
The killer responsible for three murders and a series of bombings in a five-year campaign of extreme violence which horrified Sydney has died in jail.
Thing you never noticed about country towns
‘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.
Controversial change to famous Bali beach
A contentious change to a world-famous Bali beach has Aussie tourists up in arms. But some say it’s all our own fault so we have no right to complain…
Luxe SUV challenges for ’holy grail’
Audi’s Q8 is a jack of all trades
The Audi Q8 plug-in hybrid is efficient and effective, as Iain Curry discovers.
Why Nissan’s break-up is not heartbreaking
A failed merger between two of Japan’s iconic car brands will allow each company to pursue their own identity.
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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