Prince Andrew’s shock new Epstein message unearthed
Prince Andrew told his friend Jeffrey Epstein that they would “play some more soon” in an email sent after he claimed their friendship had ended.
What’s the Buzz: How the once proud Dragons lost their way
The Brisbane Broncos remain one of the healthiest footballing clubs in the country, while the numbers show just how far the once proud St George Illawarra have fallen, writes Phil Rothfield.
This is Australia in 2025. My Jewish ancestors would be appalled
My Jewish ancestors helped build this amazing country. They fought – and some died – in Anzac uniform. They would be appalled by Australia in 2025, writes Amy Lees.
UK fashion guru Trinny takes on Aussie gig
With the breakfast TV battle about to kick off again, one team has secured a popular UK beauty icon Trinny Woodall to boost its line-up.
Why Deb was monstered by mob – like Bob
Like Bob Dylan, Deborah Conway got a taste of mob logic when failing to instantly pledge allegiance to somebody else’s invented cause, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: League legend quits Triple M radio show
Triple M have found a surprise replacement after ex-NRL star Ryan Girdler quit has role, while the reason why Francis Molo wants to quit the Dragons can be revealed. That and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
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Why new Dragons custodian has flown Collaroy coop
Dragons recruit Clint Gutherson and partner Jesse Arena have exited Sydney’s Northern Beaches, leasing out their Collaroy Plateau home to relocate to Wollongong in Dragons heartland.
Sydney sale and auction results, week ending February 1
Sydney recorded 240 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Smith lauds near flawless form as Kuhnemann cleans up
Steve Smith has lauded his side for a “near flawless performance” after Australia retained the Warne-Muralitharan Trophy by inflicting Sri Lanka’s worst shellacking in Test cricket history.
Sweet 16-0: England humiliated in historic Aussie Ashes whitewash
Spinners Alana King and Ash Gardner have terrorised England, sealing the first women’s Ashes whitewash with more than a day to spare in the MCG Test.
Analysis: Batting squeeze looms for thriving Aussies
In a far cry from their batting crisis of a few months ago, Australian selectors will have to squeeze nine players into seven spots in a big year of Test cricket. DANIEL CHERNY analyses who is a lock – and who may miss out.
How insipid Labor leadership has emboldened anti-Semitic terrorists
If the Federal and NSW governments had not given such a miserably weak response to the anti-Semitic scourge sweeping the nation, things may have not spiralled to this crisis point, writes Piers Akerman.
Banks for nothing, financial wokesters
If bankers want to play politics they should resign, join a party, and run for office – not use our money, mortgaged assets and businesses as a plaything for personal views, writes Vikki Campion.
PM can’t cut-and-run from terror plot intelligence fail, says Dutton
Peter Dutton has called for an urgent probe into a communications failure between state and federal leaders over Sydney’s foiled anti-Semitic terror plot, saying the Prime Minister can’t continue to cut-and-run from the controversy.
Baby gorilla who beat the odds puts on an adorable show
Two-year-old gorilla Kaius should have died on multiple occasions in his short life, yet every time he pulled through. Now, he’s back where he belongs.
Five to try: Sydney’s best fish and chips
Fish and chips used to be nothing more than an uncomplicated purview of fine weather. But now, we have the right to be discerning. We reel in the very best.
‘Type of coercive control’: Dancers reveal horrors of toxic industry
Teachers in the dance industry are facing shocking claims they are fostering eating disorders in young students, with harrowing figures revealing the harmful diet beliefs held by Australian dancers.
Man charged with 2yo’s murder
A man has been charged over the alleged murder of a two-year-old boy found unconscious at a regional home.
How our car-azy adventure has bean a lifesaver
Telegraph reporter Matthew Benns and cartoonist Warren Brown’s epic drive from London to Melbourne in a historic jalopy has raised more than $120,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Shock hidden $886,000 taxpayer bill for ritzy climate summit
Australian taxpayers spent $886,000 on flights and hotels for 13 Pacific Island ministers to attend a climate conference in Sydney. Here is what the government won’t tell you about that bill.
Jarryd Hayne on verge of NSWRL return
The Wentworthville Magpies are set to hand controversial former NRL star Jarryd Hayne a deal to play in the Ron Massey Cup a feeder competition to the NSW Cup.
Sydney’s ‘cool young things’: The elite set shaping our city
Meet the young elite who are shaping Sydney’s vibe. They travel the world, have enviable designer wardrobes and work for the city’s top brands and people.
Blaize Talagi rejects rumours surrounding his Eels exit
Blaize Talagi knows he caused a stir when he ditched Parramatta to sign with cross-town rivals Penrith. Now the budding backline star reveals why he left – and why he has no regrets.
A hero’s mission to save children trapped in their own bodies
Professor Matt Dun lost his daughter to deadly DIPG. With the help of another brave little girl, he has received critical funds for his research into better treatments — and maybe, one day, a cure.
Family’s miracle escape after car crashes through Sydney house
CCTV has captured the shocking moment a driver loses control of his car and ploughs into the front of a western Sydney home on Friday night.
Sydney home prices plunge amid interest rates warning
The Sydney housing market has become trapped in a downturn, with home prices falling significantly in some areas since late last year.
Best of the Weekend
‘Six world marathons before I turn 80’: Why I love running
A gruelling 42.2 kilometre test of mental and physical strength has become a new box tick for some Aussies who are part of a sweeping global trend – and age is no barrier.
‘Total rollercoaster’: Aussie star’s big Hollywood break
Olivia DeJonge opens up about the ‘life-changing’ aftermath of starring in a Baz Luhrmann film – and why she has never relocated to Los Angeles.
‘100pc match’: Jack the Ripper finally solved
For nearly 140 years the Jack the Ripper mystery has gripped the world — and now the brutal killer’s identity has been confirmed by a ‘100 per cent’ DNA match.
How you can access paracetamol from today
Kate breaks protocol for sweet moment with little girl
Missy Piggy and Kermit the Frog reunite for Super Bowl ad
Tragic milestone looms in Sam Murphy case
Greens plan to cut public transport fares to just 50 cents
The bold promise will be rolled out across Australia’s buses, trains, ferries and trams but won’t come cheap. See what is planned and how much it is tipped to cost.
Ten ways to save our super system
The reputation of big super funds hit the rocks in 2024. Here is what needs to happen this year if we want the system to improve.
‘Less than 1 cent’ more per pint: Chalmers’ beer rip off warning
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned pubs not to dupe Aussie beer drinkers over the incoming tax increase, which he says amounts less than a cent per schooner or pint.
Top workplaces embracing paid parental leave for new dads
New dads have unfairly faced “ridicule” and “discrimination” for taking leave to care for their children – but the tide is turning.
Playtime Paradise: Garden blooms at hospital parenting centre
Kids, parents and staff at the early parenting centre in Campbelltown Hospital can now enjoy the perfect place to play or wind-down with the opening of three curated garden spaces.
Dramatic arrest when car crashes after alleged police chase
A man has been hit with a string of charges after allegedly taking police on a chase in a stolen Mercedes before it was involved in a crash on the northern beaches.
Driver charged over death of high-ranking Bandido bikie
A man who was driving an allegedly stolen SUV when it collided with two motorbikes, killing a high-ranking Bandidos bikie, has been charged over the death. Read the latest.
‘Trailblazer’: Long serving Sydney councillor, mayor dies
Former Inner West councillor and mayor Rochelle Porteous has died, with colleagues paying tribute to the “trailblazer” for not only the Greens, but women, in local government.
‘F**ken muppet’: Convicted drug dealer’s DV terror
A convicted drug dealer has admitted to violently beating his partner, abusing her relentlessly and repeatedly breaching an AVO by calling her mother while in jail.
Sydney CBD synagogue call leads police to coastal town
Named: A woman from a small Mid-North Coast town has been fined for making a harassing call to a major Sydney synagogue. Here’s how it played out.
‘Twisted hide-and-seek’: Hunt for prison escapee enters third day
A man who escaped from a South Coast prison on Wednesday is still at large, with cops working around the clock in a “twisted game of hide and seek” to track down the fugitive.
Investigators probe cause of ferocious house fire
Despite initial reports a fierce house fire at Lake Macquarie was caused by a caravan which caught alight, fire investigators will look into other “options” as to how it was ignited.
Man allegedly caught spray-painting swastikas in Sydney’s east
A man will front court today after he was allegedly caught spray painting anti-semitic symbols and words in Sydney’s east.
‘Dark days’: Mum’s heartbreaking ten-year ordeal before miracle bub
After a decade of IVF attempts, three crushing losses and spending a sizeable house deposit, one woman had a miracle bub through a low-cost model. But she says more needs to be done to help women in regional NSW.
‘Abused, spat on’: CEO reveals threats after council rate hike vote
The boss of Northern Beaches Council has spoken to police, saying staffers have been subjected to widespread abuse after councillors voted to pursue a 39.6 per cent rate rise.
Cancer fraudster escapes $500k fine, gets ‘Netflix treatment’
Fake cancer fraudster Belle Gibson has escaped paying a ballooning $500,000 fine because of a botched legal claim against the influencer whose scam is now being retold in a Netflix series.
‘Age-old hatred of Jews’ must stop
There was one stark message at the commemoration of the liberation of Auschwitz that the world must listen to – stop the hate towards Jews before it’s too late.
Black box found as two warnings heard before mid-air crash
The black box from the US Army Black Hawk helicopter that collided with a passenger jet in Washington DC has been recovered, as radio transmissions have also been analysed.
Relief as Hamas releases three Israeli hostages after 484 days
Hamas has handed over three Israeli hostages to the Red Cross, kicking off the fourth swap as part of a ceasefire deal with Israel.
Wayne Swan plans fightback over hits to Cbus reputation
The former treasurer is not going anywhere but has come out firing with a plan for the mega super fund to get its mojo back.
New cold war? America fights back over DeepSeek
China outmanoeuvred the US with the launch of DeepSeek. But the US’s biggest tech companies are fighting back to maintain dominance in the AI race.
Atlassian founders add $4bn to their personal fortunes
The personal fortunes of two of the nation’s richest businessmen rocketed by a massive $4bn on paper Friday when investors responded to their tech company beating revenue expectations.
Warning: 36 new no-go Aus suburbs exposed
There is now a new list of 36 Australian suburbs with one clear warning – these areas are a no-go.
Sydney’s skinniest waterfront has eyewatering price
Sydney’s skinniest waterfront is about to hit the market to kick off the year in real estate and it has a jawdropping price tag, despite its size.
Landlords offering up to $13,000 free rent
Under-pressure landlords are offering massive savings of up to almost $13,000 in free rent in a massive momentum shift for desperate tenants.
Archibald Prize winning artist’s creative haven for sale
Archibald Prize winning artist Guy Maestri is selling his $2.7m home, that’s full of some of Australia’s greatest art and holds some of the secrets of his success.
All the best shows to stream in February
More very rich people behaving very badly in The White Lotus and the Belle Gibson story laid bare are just some of the gems coming to streaming this month.
2GB’s surprise new host revealed
In a major shake-up for Australian radio, Ugly Phil O’Neil is set to leave WSFM and take over the Overnights slot on 2GB and 4BC in 2025.
Why travel blogger is packing her bags and quitting Australia
Instagram travel blogger Pia Muehlenbeck quit Sydney for the Gold Coast. Now she’s departing Australia for good.
Stage set for former Home and Away star’s ‘full circle moment’
She shot to fame as a soap star on the small screen a decade ago, but stepping onto a Sydney stage holds a special place in former child actor Olivia Deeble’s heart.
Perfection: How Aussies fared in historic Sri Lanka Test win
Australia has romped to a historic win by innings and 242 runs, consigning Sri Lanka to their biggest ever Test match loss. Find out how Australia’s XI rated here.
Sapphire Coast preview, tips: Springs goals for Harvey duo
The best detailed guide to NSW race meetings
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Battle for Brown heats up as star prepares to meet rival clubs
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Pat Carrigan: ‘I will always put this club first’
Australia’s seven-wicket hour exposes Sri Lankan hypocrisy
Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva bemoaned a lack of Test cricket on his side’s calendar. If this is the kind of cricket they’re going to produce, they’re lucky they aren’t playing more, writes DANIEL CHERNY.
‘This is what the game is about’: $7000 buy chasing Doncaster spot
Willaidow, an unwanted yearling who was sold for $7000 and races with three pins in his leg, could be set for the Doncaster Mile after a career-best win in the Group 3 Southern Cross Stakes.
Tahs suffer early Suaalii blow with injury icing debut
Superstar Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii’s hotly anticipated debut in the NSW Waratahs jersey has been cruelled by an injury.
A-League: Late Jets brace as F3 Derby ends in a draw
Newcastle has slotted a second-half brace to draw 2-2 with Central Coast in a dramatic F3 Derby.
Perth favourite set for A-League comeback with Sydney FC
Experienced defender Alex Grant’s next move has been officially confirmed – but it is only a short term deal.
Daley explains why Tedesco was overlooked from Origin ‘meet and greet’
In what represents his first crucial steps as Blues coach, Laurie Daley held a meet-and-greet session with 28 players that are most likely to be charged with defending the Origin shield against Queensland.
We’ve ranked Australia’s best ice creams. Here’s the scoop
Give in to your cravings with these 35 chocolate cake recipes
Go on, treat yourself to one of these incredible chocolate cake recipes.
32 rib recipes that you’re going to want all to yourself
From sweet and sticky sauces to spicy dry rubs, these rib recipes will have you going back for more.
Maguire: How I will get the Broncos back on top of the NRL
The doping disaster which saw NRL star tackle billion dollar industry
Ten years after his career almost ended prematurely, Raiders star Hudson Young has launched his own supplements company to ensure rising athletes don’t make the same mistake as him.
Storm’s Last Dance? Bellamy plots GF revenge before poaching raid
In what could be his final year in Melbourne, Craig Bellamy has the Storm primed for revenge after last year’s grand final loss. And it may be his last chance before the club is raided by cashed-up rivals.
Happy Inauguration Day to all the haters and losers
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.
Heated holy rollers are making the children cry
Thousands of Australian schoolchildren still suffer climate trauma thanks to doomy teachers, academics, politicians and the media, yet none of their apocalyptic predictions ever come true, and worse still, they never apologised, writes Tim Blair.
The subject of a song from “The Sound of Music”, what is edelweiss?
Who did Bill Shorten succeed as Minister for the NDIS?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Which member of the royal family founded the Invictus Games?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself.
Top lawyer charged in child porn raid
Extra cops posted to Jewish schools at drop-off times
Police officers will be on patrol at Jewish schools at pick-up and drop-off times, with security bolstered in the wake of a potential “mass casualty” attack being foiled. It comes as PolAir helicopters have been sweeping across Sydney’s eastern suburbs during late-night patrols.
Man charged with murder after Eastlakes stabbing
A man has been charged with murder after he allegedly stabbed a man on a footpath in south Sydney earlier this week.
Hotel item Catriona Rowntree never touches
‘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…
Ford and Red Bull to take on Bathurst
Ford shocks with Red Bull ahead of V8 war
Ford has fired a huge shot in its looming Supercars war with Toyota by landing the best team in Australian racing.
Big appeal for ‘small’ car
Not interested in an electric car, SUV or a brand you’ve never heard of? This machine plays it safe.
130-days, 17 countries: Bean Team finish epic adventure
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.
‘Can’t bring that here’: Intrepid motorists cross Saudi Arabia to UAE
Birtle and the Bean has made it to the United Arabs Emirates – but it wasn’t all smooth driving for the vintage fundraiser and its intrepid team.
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