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‘Forever 15’: Teen who died in jet ski crash pictured
Local teens have gathered near the spot where where a 15-year-old boy died in a jet ski crash and his 14-year-old friend had his arm severed to pay their respects for the pair.
Major twist in Latham’s ex case
Mark Latham’s former partner, who alleges the MP abused her during their relationship, has also accused her ex-husband of harassment.
Uni toilet peeping tom admits to AI abuse
A peeping tom who admitted to filming multiple women from the top of a toilet cubicle at a university campus bathroom was also caught generating child abuse material through AI.
‘Dead area now’: Barangaroo bar closes
Nola Smokehouse and Bar has shut down without warning to its customers, entering voluntary liquidation and joining a growing list of closures in the waterfront precinct.
‘Out of touch’: Aussies take aim at PM’s $7m price tag
Australians have lashed Anthony Albanese after new analysis revealed his role costs taxpayers nearly $7 million a year, accusing him of being out of touch and living large at public expense.
NRL great Fifita charged with alleged vile park footy act
Sharks 2016 grand final hero and current culture and welfare officer, Andrew Fifita, could miss the remainder of De La Salle’s season following an incident during a recent A-grade match.
Watch: How cops took down stolen Woolies truck
Footage has revealed how police took down a stolen Woolies truck after a man allegedly assaulted the driver before going on a police pursuit.
Ozzy Osbourne’s final moments before ‘unexpected’ death
Music legend Ozzy Osbourne, the wild man of heavy metal, died surrounded by his family, just weeks after he took to the stage for a star-studded farewell show.
Have your say: What is your fave radio station?
We want to hear what you have to say about some of the key issues across Sydney. From your fave radio station, to would you live in a tiny house.
Guilty: Young man admits to killing friends in horror crash
A young South Coast man has admitted to causing a tragic crash which killed his girlfriend and two friends more than a year ago in rural NSW.
The reason we tend to get sick on holidays — Six ways to avoid it
It’s never great to fall ill, but it’s always frustrating when it happens on a break. ‘Leisure sickness’ is rising. This is how to avoid it.
‘Shell of a human’: Ex footy WAG on marriage breakdown and IVF
Former WAG Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe has spoken about her marriage breakdown to Bulldogs player Lachie Hunter and how she grappled with fertility problems from just 23.
I overcame depression after doing this for my gut
An Australian woman who suffered depression for two decades says she finally overcame the condition with the help of these changes.
‘Be aware’: New Bali travel warnings for Aussies
Tourists visiting Bali have been issued with fresh health warnings as authorities crack down on rising risks on the holiday island.
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How these ‘solutions’ got Australia into this mess
The kinds of ideas that Dr Ken Henry is now proposing as a solution to Australia’s productivity problem are the very ones that got us into this mess in the first place, writes Saxon Davidson.
Democrats in disarray after Joe’s son’s spray
In a wide-ranging interview, the former president’s son Hunter Biden has unleashed on everyone from George Clooney to Nancy Pelosi, writes James Morrow.
‘Rough diamond’: Alleged murder house hits market
A Tweed house where a landlord was found dead – allegedly murdered at the hands of her young tenant – has hit the market, with an agent in his sales spiel calling it an “incredible opportunity for buyers to create their own happy ending”.
Why MAFS star refuses to hide reality TV past
While a number of reality TV stars are embarrassed by how they got their start in the industry, Martha Kalifatidis embraces it.
Qantas refund class action delayed amid document search
A class action against Qantas over its handling of Covid-19 travel credits will focus on what call centre staff were told to tell customers about their refund entitlements.
Fresh blow for Exoticathletica creditors owed millions
Unsecured creditors owed millions from the collapse of Australian activewear brand Exoticathletica may see little to no return, as administrators scramble to secure a last-minute buyer.
‘Secret’ inner suburb where buyers get better value
A suburb sandwiched between some of Sydney’s most popular spots has come under the spotlight due to the rare value on offer for an area so close to the CBD.
Second man admits to botched home invasion murder
A second man has pleaded guilty to the violent shooting death of Zachery “Donnie” Davies-Scott in what was thought to be a botched home invasion in the Hunter Valley. Read what happened in court.
Former Youi CEO caught drink driving on Anzac Day
A senior financial services executive and former Youi Insurance CEO was caught drink driving on Anzac Day with two young passengers after spending the previous night binge drinking wine in the eastern suburbs. Here’s what happened.
Twist for Sydney figure Fadi Ibrahim
Fadi Ibrahim has consented to an AVO taken out by police to protect his former business partner Benjamin Scott, a court has heard.
Man charged over alleged grooming of girl, aged 13
A 23-year-old man is due to face court on Wednesday after allegedly grooming a 13-year-old girl over social media and being found in possession of child abuse material following a police raid.
Cooking up memories: The celeb chefs set to shine at food festival
Three celebrity chefs and Bankstown locals are set to shine at this year’s Bankstown Bites food festival. Here are some of the best bargains on offer.
Controversial developer Jim Raptis quits company as ASX flags share surge
A former Olympian is set to take the reins of a 40-year-old, ASX-listed, twice-collapsed development company which is changing its name after its irrepressible founder quit.
The eastern suburbs man who will make a fortune from wind turbines
While this man plays golf in Sydney his regional neighbours agonise over giant wind turbines to be built on his property.
‘Now’s the time’: Barnaby goes on attack over net zero
Barnaby Joyce has come out in full-throated defence of his move to break with the Coalition’s platform and push to discuss dumping net zero targets, saying now is the time for the “vitally important” debate.
Spending surges on RBA rate cut hopes
Australian shoppers spent an astonishing amount online, with end of financial year sales and rate cut hopes driving customer demand.
AFP warns of bizarre money mule crime wave
Australians have been given a bizarre warning with police urging people to stop renting out their bank accounts to criminals.
Greens vow to slash homebuyer tax benefit
The Greens will continue calls to end two key tax benefits for property investors, with the diminished minor party looking to rebuild after a near election wipe-out.
Move to stamp out ‘unfair’ pay practice
The government is looking to stamp out an “unfair” business move which is leaving workers on penalty rates worse off.
Caller in fake heist on luxury jewellery store was ‘exploited’
A man who admitted placing a phone call as part of an orchestrated burglary on a Sydney jewellery store was “used”, “exploited” and then “cut out” from receiving any benefits from the heist, a court heard.
Woman visiting Australia allegedly raped in Sydney tourist hotspot
A woman, who was a visitor from overseas, was allegedly strangled into unconsciousness and raped in a park at a Sydney tourist hotspot, a court has heard.
Multimillion dollar revamp for tired western Sydney watering hole
The bangers and mash will still be on offer at a western Sydney watering hole but it will make way for a Mediterranean-inspired menu along with playgrounds and a leafy garden bar in a multimillion dollar spruce-up. Check it out here.
Crocs to critters: Blue Mountains wildlife park plans resurface
A controversial wildlife park in the Blue Mountains that’s been trapped in developer limbo has resurfaced again with new additions to the plans.
Bizarre reason for farmer’s dangerous dash from cops
A Mid-North Coast man who works on his family farm panicked when he saw police, fearful his parents would find out he’d been with his girlfriend, his lawyer told the court. But the magistrate found it “difficult to understand”.
What a wild turkey: Selfie-taking drink driver slammed in court
A young woman seen outside court snapping selfies and who slammed her car into a power pole blind drunk – with Wild Turkey cans and an empty vodka bottle in tow – has been blasted by a magistrate.
Alarming find in search for missing fisherman
A large-scale search for an experienced fisherman and diver who has been missing since Saturday morning after he ventured out to sea has pointed to a grim outcome after his boat was found unmanned.
Motorway shut after fatal truck crash
One person is dead and there are major traffic delays along the M1 Motorway after a truck crash near Morisset. Here is what we know.
Press Council Adjudication
The Press Council has decided that an article concerning a United Nations vote by the Australian Government breached its Standards of Practice.
Horror crash kills motorcyclist: M4 reopens, rider hit twice
A critical incident probe is underway after a motorcyclist died in a crash on the M4 Motorway involving a sedan and a police car, forcing major delays, all lanes have since reopened.
‘If I was PM’: Aussies have their say on key priorities
A temperature check of what people would do themselves if they were PM for a day has revealed the things most important to Australians. Watch the video. What would you do? Tell us here.
Alleged rapist’s final moves in a sleazy nightclub before his death
The alleged killer jumped off a plane in Phuket and headed straight to the notorious club district with girls – before he wound up dead in a hotel room.
Why former employer wants court to show Pannell no mercy
Runaway AFL umpire Troy Pannell’s former employer has demanded that the court throw the book at him for delaying a court case into allegations he defrauded them of $8.7 million.
‘Undisputed king’: Music’s biggest names pay tribute to Ozzy
Black Sabbath, Elton John and Metallica are among the music giants paying homage to Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne.
‘Ridiculous’: Obama blasts Trump treason claim
Former president Barack Obama has hit back at Donald Trump’s latest shock allegations, describing them as “bizarre” and “outrageous”.
NAB boss slept through 3am board hook-up about his behaviour
NAB boss Andrew Irvine says a week of media scrutiny over his behaviour has been challenging. It started with remarks about him drinking and evolved into a public discourse about his leadership style.
ASIC flags reforms after Shield, First Guardian collapses
The corporate cop says it will work with Treasury and the government on options for reform in the wake of the First Guardian and Shield fund failures.
ASIC’s three-year inertia on First Guardian, Shield tip-off
ASIC was warned in 2021 about cold-calling companies using high-pressure tactics to funnel people into the advice firms linked to Shield and First Guardian. It took three years to investigate.
Grim detail in rental listing horrifies tenants
A Sydney rental is getting attention for all the wrong reasons, with one disturbing feature leaving potential tenants in shock.
Aussie’s bizarre mannequin obsession
A 135-year-old estate built by an ex-convict is raising eyebrows with its unusual decor.
Aus’ shocking list of untouchable suburbs
Is the property market rigged? New data reveals the shocking truth about Australia’s most exclusive postcodes – and they all got one thing in common.
Andrew Winter warns bombshell deal gifts some buyers the edge
Forget the ‘bank of mum and dad’, this unreal deal for homebuyers gives residents of some states not just a leg up but the upper hand. Andrew Winter explains.
Meghan and Harry hit by Netflix bombshell
In what’s been described as a “massive blow” to the Sussexes income, the streaming giant has scrapped its high-profile deal with the couple.
Kyle quizzes PM: ‘Who wakes you up in the middle of the night?’
Taking to the Kyle and Jackie ‘O’ breakfast show, the PM was peppered with questions, revealing how he is contacted in an emergency, and his feelings on the nation’s relationship with the US and China.
Shock details over Bob Hawke’s ‘volatile’ love triangle
A new book on the late Bob Hawke reveals the key moment the former PM realised he needed his lover.
‘Hire me please’: Nicole Kidman’s unemployed niece’s plea
The niece of A-lister Nicole Kidman is job hunting after making the “totally stupid” move to leave her Aussie TV presenting gig to chase her dreams abroad.
Top 50 ASSRL schoolboys re-ranked: 11 new entries in seismic shake-up
There has been a seismic shift following the completion of the ASSRL schoolboy rugby league carnival, with a new No.1 and multiple new entries in our top 50 list. See the new-look rankings.
Finals-bound generals: Shock results from NRL’s halfback rater
How Tigers reignited a childhood combo by unleashing May brothers
Canterbury Wednesday tips: $6.50 value bet
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“Crash and burn”: Tszyu breaks silence after defeat
AFL keen to stick with Thursday night footy
SuperCoach NRL: Buy, Hold, Sell Round 21
‘Jilted rejects’, ‘duped’ star show Wallabies what they’re missing
They’re supposed to be a group of “jilted rejects”. Yet against the odds, the First Nations and Pasifika Invitational showed the Wallabies how they can keep their series against the British and Irish Lions alive.
Justin Harrison delivered a play that became part of rugby folklore. It almost didn’t happen
Almost a quarter of a century on, Justin Harrison still gets bailed up to talk about the lineout steal that stunned the Lions. But it’s everything that led up to the last-minute miracle that immediately made it part of Australian rugby folklore.
Spinning a yarn: Taming Nasser to international Masters
The Socceroos, Rodney Marsh, Nasser Hussain and ‘Freddie’ Flintoff are all part of Andy Crook’s unusual cricket journey — which now includes national Overs-40 selection.
Watch: Battered Tszyu’s apology to fans after Fundora disaster
Tim Tszyu has brushed off suggestions his fighting career could be over after losing to Sebastian Fundora and issued a public apology to his fans. Watch it here.
Keep or ditch in 2026? NRL stars facing an uncertain future
To keep or to ditch in 2026? That is the crucial question NRL clubs are racing to answer. We take a look at some of the players vying for a new deal and to determine if they should be re-signed or let go.
Six races Piastri must dominate to overturn worrying Norris history
Formula One world title leader Oscar Piastri has six events to put the pressure firmly back on Lando Norris with his McLaren teammate boasting a key historic advantage.
Ottolenghi’s sticky date and pecan pudding
65 beef mince recipes for a quick and easy dinner
Versatile, economical and easy to prepare, beef mince is a great ingredient to have on hand at all times. Whether it’s meatballs, stir-fries, pasta bakes or burgers, the options are endless. So make dinner the easiest thing you do all day with these 65 easy mince recipes.
20 flourless cakes (and they’re not all chocolate)
Can’t get your hands on flour? No problem. These fudgy flour-free cakes will do the job.
‘Dog Head’, Des and a shovel: Rugby league’s greatest coach blow ups
Walters vows to keep Haas in green-and-gold amid walkout fears
New Australia coach Kevin Walters has vowed to stop Broncos star Payne Haas from walking out on Kangaroos camp, amid fears of a mass green-and-gold exodus for the Ashes series.
Key forward rejects two-year Broncos offer to sign one-year deal
The Broncos have added another key member to the club’s aggressive recruitment-and-retention spree, staving off interest from rivals to secure a key middle forward.
If America can slash funding to its ABC, why can’t we do it here?
Welcome to Oz, home to the last of the true blue Greta believers
If you want to know how much political courage Australia has for a fight with China, just consider recent history. Australia previously surrendered to a teenage girl, writes Tim Blair.
Woke choke: Cricket Australia fails the test once again
The dread of causing offence over Australia Day – particularly to some of its more politically correct players – has led the sport to become paralysed with fear, writes Tim Blair.
The island of Corsica is part of which country?
Which of these card games is played with two decks of cards?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
How many points is the letter J worth in Scrabble?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Alleged drug dealer faces $23k cash rap
Former ‘Bally Boys’ student jailed for violent assault on partner
A former student at a top northern beaches’ public school has been sentenced over a series of cowardly domestic violence assaults. See what happened in Manly court.
Domestic violence abuser granted bail after allegedly choking ex
An Illawarra father-of-six previously convicted of a domestic violence offence has been released on bail after allegedly pushing his ex-partner to the floor and choking her.
‘A joke’: Traveller slams Qantas ‘slop’
Sneaky way kebab shop scammed travellers
It wasn’t until these travellers looked a little closer at the celebrity ‘endorsements’ that they noticed something was off.
Outfit that got me thrown off a flight
Flight crew said this traveller’s clothing “disturbed other families at the airport”. Now some are claiming many airlines’ dress codes are sexist.
Cadillac’s Vistiq brings excess to the road
US goes nuts over Musk’s latest move
Elon Musk has finally pulled the trigger on an idea he has been talking about for years and Americans are lapping it up.
Australia’s ‘most hated’ drivers exposed
If you reckon you’re pretty good behind the wheel, your fellow drivers, family and friends probably have a big surprise for you.
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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