There is a push for the Perth Bears and Papua New Guinea to be granted salary cap advantages to ensure the expansion NRL clubs are competitive as soon as they enter the league, reveals PHIL ROTHFIELD.
Josh Schuster is taking an indefinite break from rugby league, Cameron Ciraldo’s $20k deal with Paul Gallen, the Bulldogs offer Toby Sexton to a Sydney rival, and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
No State of Origin players? No worries for Penrith. With their biggest stars not making the journey across the ditch, the Panthers pulled off a statement victory against the Warriors to return to the top eight.
Entertainment journo, red carpet raconteur, snake wrangler, serial over-sharer: that’s Sydney Con’s flamboyant JMo. What you don’t know is his battle to overcome trauma. And that he really wanted to be a zookeeper.
Two Royal Australian Air Force C-17 Globemasters have arrived in the United Arab Emirates ahead of the start of repatriation flights for Australians out of the Middle East.
Why did a pub matriarch have to face court? Who’s the criminal lawyer who overturned a criminal conviction? And who is the real victim of the Drowning Centre disaster? The Snitch is here.
Being nominated for a Gold Logie has given veteran ABC journalist and presenter Lisa Millar the chance to raise a middle finger to online trolls.
Iran must be stopped, and that’s why Israel is doing the world’s work and why Trump should not chicken out of doing what only the United States can, writes Peta Credlin.
Ben Franklin could be forgiven for thinking the position of NSW Upper House president is a poisoned chalice given the unenviable position he now finds himself in over the Minns staffer saga.
At almost 60, Sonia Kruger says Strictly Ballroom feels just like yesterday – and she still has the moves to prove it.
How do you get gamers, die hard anime fans, TV and movie lovers and BookTok girlies to go outside to touch grass? Have Supanova run on the weekend. SEE THE COSTUMES
This weekend, the Sunday Telegraph’s entertainment section is getting a little extra sparkle — because Tyra Banks is taking over. She’s kicking off by sharing a list of her favourite spots around Sydney.
Sydney’s streets are currently on fire. But the city’s first underworld war can be traced back to a deadly feud between two families.
NSW Liberal MP Matt Cross had just begun 24 weeks of chemotherapy against Stage 4 bowel cancer when his wife dropped a bombshell – she was pregnant.
From the ‘burbs to the bush there is a generation of mums who are struggling to find the right balance between work, kids and looking after their ageing parents.
Business woman Brooke Brown woke up with a “deformed” face most mornings, little did she know she was living with a sinister disease.
Priya was six weeks old when she died. Her mother was grieving when she received a text from her employer cancelling her pre-approved maternity leave.
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Australia’s relationship with the United States is in the toilet but, to be fair, it’s not all Anthony Albanese’s fault – Tony Burke, Penny Wong and Chris Bowen must share the blame, writes Piers Akerman.
Running can be brutal, sometimes unforgiving and often utterly painful. But even when we’re in pain, we’re lucky because we get to keep going, writes Lisa Mayoh.
An eastern suburbs man has been charged over an alleged plot to import almost $10 million worth of cocaine, after he was allegedly watched collecting the drugs from a Sydney park.
Sydney Roosters star Nat Butcher and his model wife Harmony have listed their recently completed redundant duplex in Matraville.
A fourth victim from the attack in a Bali villa that left Australian Zivan Radmanovic dead has been identified as the partner of Sanar Ghanim, who was also injured in the raid.
Sydney recorded 345 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
A leaked letter written by the army’s second in command has warned soldiers need to adapt to meet Australia’s “changing situation”.
The rules policing the colour palettes of iconic heritage listed terraces could be toned down, in a move which could allow businesses to turn their brightness up in Sydney’s inner east.
“They’re not going to waste a cartridge on a pig that doesn’t pay”: This throwaway comment from Premier Chris Minns has ignited a bounty debate in NSW.
Isaiya Katoa is tormenting experienced NRL defenders and bamboozling some of the game’s best defensive systems, MATTY JOHNS reveals the young playmaker’s tricks of the trade.
As prosecutors wrap up their sex-trafficking case against rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs, they’ve pulled out all stops releasing a never-before-seen trove of photos and text messages. See the pics.
Shockwaves were sent through the netball world when a formidable force emerged from the locker room, returning after almost six years in retirement. But Casey Kopua’s comeback is unlike Australia has seen before.
Parents washing their kids in public bathrooms before sending them to school, white-collar workers sleeping in cars. Volunteers say the homelessness crisis is the worst they’ve seen in decades.
An Aussie reporter has spoken of the chilling moment she realised a bunker “did not exist” as she scrambled to seek shelter from incoming missiles.
Paul Hakim, who moved to Israel in 1987, brought an iconic part of Aussie culture to the beaches near Tel Aviv. Now his family of four and their dog spend more time in their bomb shelter.
Across the State there are farming families who have been working the land for generations. The Saturday Telegraph speaks to a selection of our agricultural icons.
SPECIAL REPORT: Amid a wave of violence against women, a chorus of powerful female leaders has called for an intervention in the education of young boys.
Buttery pastry, all soft layers and crisp crunch … there are few things better than a great croissant. Here are five of Sydney’s best.
Most Australians are refusing to apply for roles that don’t include a salary range — sparking fresh calls to make pay transparency a legal requirement.
Chris Bowen has described his new electricity pricing rules as “vital reform”, but experts disagree and say homeowners should not expect to see their power bills decrease.
Major changes are set to roll out across Australia from July 1, including wage hikes, new parental leave and tougher road rules. See how it will affect you.
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A western Sydney high school teacher who repeatedly kissed a student allegedly told the student he was in love with them, a court has heard.
A stoush over unpaid debts prompted two brothers to viciously attack a former friend, while grocery shopping on a Saturday morning at a trendy inner city shopping centre.
Two brothers accused of importing and selling counterfeit luxury goods and converting them into a $10m empire are forbidden from seeing each other after they were granted strict bail. Here’s the latest from court.
After A Sydney council controversially voted to whack residents with a 25 per cent rate rise, budget details have revealed what they’ll spend the cash on next year.
A man with an “extensive” criminal record who stole a woman’s car after she kindly offered him a lift to a Central Coast RSL told police he could not remember where he parked it.
Police have allegedly seized cars, a motorcycle, guns, weapons and drugs after an early morning knock on a door to serve a firearms prohibited order turned into a search warrant. A man who arrived during the raid has been charged.
Two men have been charged after police converged on a tiny town in the state’s north west to investigate allegations that a bullet had been fired into a car following an altercation between residents.
A man is facing “massive fines” after clearing 6ha of protected saltmarsh from his Hawkesbury River property, telling NSW Fisheries officers “it’s all just grass”.
Double Bay residents’ prized suburban carpark has been closed for weeks following a fiery crash. Is the stress of finding a park why Sydney socialites have jetted off to Europe early this year?
Sydney Airport travellers are still being ripped off by taxi drivers, a Saturday Telegraph spot check has revealed, prompting calls to act on sweeping recommendations – including a fare cap.
A court has foiled a bid by a feared underworld figure to obtain details of what a supergrass told police about him.
Indonesian police have returned to the scene of the crime where Aussie father Zivan Radmanovic was murdered and another man injured in Bali.
Former Sydney businessman Mark Dennis was among 13 foreign nationals arrested in a multimillion-dollar Asian boiler-room scam inquiry.
One woman from Tel Aviv who speaks for many Israelis says she is sleep deprived and traumatised as air raid sirens don’t stop sounding across the capital warning of constant danger.
Donald Trump said Iran had a “maximum” of two weeks to avoid US airstrikes as Tehran said it was “ready to consider diplomacy” but attacks between Israel and Iran continued. Follow the updates.
Defence companies have doubled in value in a year, and experts say the outlook suggests more growth ahead for investors. Here are 15 stocks on the rise.
An Aussie company is offering a $28,500 course to teach CEOs how to be kind, with bosses from some of the country’s biggest companies jumping on board.
The RBA has been cutting rates, and so have the banks. But which ones are offering the best deals? If yours isn’t on this list, it might be time to shop around.
As Sydney’s rental crisis prevails, thousands of ghost Airbnbs sit empty, prompting calls for an urgent crackdown on short-term rentals.
A retired publican has listed his luxury $12m apartment in a luxury block full of big hitters.
Australia’s newly crowned best-selling property agent has revealed an eye-opening look into what really happens behind the scenes when it comes to selling and buying our homes.
One of James Packer’s top advisers is tipped to be the mystery buyer of one of Australia’s greatest and most expensive penthouses.
From solving world hunger to listening to Led Zeppelin and dealing with the tragic loss of Jock Zonfrillo, MasterChef Australia judge Any Allen reveals what makes him tick.
After five years of culinary magic, the husband-and-wife duo behind Paddington’s Zafferano are preparing for an exciting new chapter that promises to keep their passion for Sicilian cuisine alive in unexpected ways.
Four decades after it first premiered in Australia, Cats returns to Australia … with producers hoping there’s no repeat performance of the show’s very dramatic Australian premiere.
As they pose in their first joint fashion shoot, Josh Giddey and Dyson Daniels reflect on their multimillion-dollar careers, and why they ‘would love to be unknown sometimes’.
Ron Dufficy is keen on the chances of a Danny Williams-trained runner that can get punters off to a terrific start at Randwick on Saturday. Get Duff and Ray Thomas’ race-by-race tips and analysis.
Gold Coast teens Chloe Covell and Arisa Trew have lit up the X Games Osaka, claiming gold as one of the teen pair closes in onan incredible third medal double at the age of 15.
The NRL has come under fire for their TV rights deals but Peter V’landys says a broadcast bonanza is on the horizon thanks to a clever strategy using the Pacific power of Papua New Guinea.
The opening Supercars race of the Darwin Triple Crown descended into chaos just 15 seconds after the start with multiple crashes bringing racing to a halt.
Call it psychological scar tissue, but Reece Walsh had reason to fear the worst when his knee ‘popped’ during a recent training session. The star Bronco reveals what went wrong – and how it played on his mind.
The ‘Kid with the Lid’ might soon be graduating as budding GWS superstar Darcy Jones looks to shake the tag and become one of the most damaging players in the competition.
She might have given up her NZ eligibility but Grace Nweke will still have an iconic Silver Ferns moment when she takes on Kiwi icon Casey Kopua in a match-up that could decide the NSW derby.
Nothing warms the soul during the colder months more than a steaming bowl of pudding.
Get out the crockpot and slow-cook your way to comfort and deliciousness.
The Cronulla Sharks’ forward stocks are a whole lot thinner with one of their starting props ruled out while the Gold Coast Titans are expecting their Maroons forwards to take on the Eels.
Cory Paix is fighting for his future at Brisbane, with Ben Hunt’s impending comeback from injury poised to turn up the heat in the fierce fight for the Broncos’ No.9 jumper.
EV fanatics are used to making excuses for poor sales, but the real reason for declining EV popularity is because they suck, writes Tim Blair
Overweening politeness, whether it is saying ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ to our new AI overlords or paying tribute to original custodians, takes too much energy, writes Tim Blair
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Police kicked in the door of a mansion in one of Sydney’s richest suburbs on Friday during an alleged cocaine bust.
Multiple blood stains found on a variety of items in a laneway behind an op-shop where 64-year-old Lindy Lucena was found dead have been linked to her accused killer, a trial has heard.
Forget tacky souvenirs – these dodgy holiday tattoos will make you think twice about getting inked abroad.
Nilo is one of five pooches on the dog rescue squad at Las Lindes beach near Malaga in Spain. He even has a little life vest and zinc on his nose.
Recently updated, the Nissan Qashqai N-Design hybrid tops its family tree but has some strange omissions.
This extraordinary supercar introduces hybrid technology to Australia, delivering both shock and awe.
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.
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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