The King’s return? Warner’s shock call on Test SOS
Dave Warner has sensationally declared his status should selectors send an SOS to the former Test opener for the upcoming series against India. Find out what he said, here.
Genius way cockatoo was finally freed after weeks in Coles
Another bird has provided the crucial breakthrough as Mickey the cockatoo was finally freed from the supermarket in which he had spent the previous four weeks.
Bledis-low! League minnows embarrass rugby in TV disaster
The NRL’s expansion hopes have received a massive boost with a second-tier Test match blowing rugby union’s crown jewel, the Bledisloe Cup, out of the water in shock television ratings figures.
Camilla, we feel your pain: Queen goes barefoot
King Charles and Queen Camilla stunned crowds at the Sydney Opera House. But in the end it was all too much for her. See the photos and video.
Pop superstar spotted at Sydney beach
American singing sensation Olivia Rodrigo has enjoyed some downtime soaking up rays on the sand and taking a dip at Bronte ahead of the final show of her Australian tour. WATCH VIDEO
Vanessa Amorosi’s bitter fight with mum hits new low
The ugly fight between the Aussie singer and her estranged mother has taken another turn, amid claims Vanessa Amorosi wants to “have her cake and eat it too.”
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Murdered or missing: Are multiple serial killers still stalking victims?
Dozens of women who were brutally murdered or disappeared on the NSW North Coast, but whose perpetrators were never caught can be revealed among fears some of them could be the work of one or more serial killers.
NSW Police refuse to set up RBTs due to staff shortages
Chronic staffing shortages have resulted in police refusing to conduct random breath testing across swathes of Sydney, despite soaring deaths linked to drink driving.
‘Frustrated and concerned’: Labor wasting natural disaster fund
Labor’s flagship billion-dollar program to reduce the impact of natural disasters is funding small projects like installing heatwave-proof curtains in households at the expense of long-term infrastructure projects that could reduce damage bills.
Place your bets: red tape cut at Crown Casino
One of the biggest restrictions preventing Crown Sydney from allowing members to play table games at the casino has been quietly removed. Find out what it is.
Elite college students in alleged ‘racial’ tiff at iconic Sydney venue
An investigation is underway at one of the University of Sydney’s prestigious residential colleges into an alleged after-party ‘incident’ with racial overtones at the Lansdowne Hotel that later saw police called to the venue.
Letter reveals King’s regret over missing The Everest
The Daily Telegraph has obtained a letter penned by King Charles, where he expresses his regret for missing The Everest race at Royal Randwick.
Watch: Moment battling snakes turn on gardener
A gardener fascinated by snakes had to make a run for it when two red-bellies turned on him as he filmed a fierce breeding battle. He eventually fended them off with a leaf blower.
If you want to save democracy, then God save the King
A constitutional monarchy such as ours is ideally placed to make sure that power ultimately resides with the people, not the powerful, writes Susan Carter.
McDonald Trump has his foes in panic mode
Serving fries at McDonald’s and poking fun at Kamala Harris’s claims to have worked there is just one of the many ways Donald Trump continues to connect with regular people and defy his delusional critics, writes Tim Blair.
‘I know you’re hurting’: Nine’s news boss addresses staff
The head of Nine’s news and current affairs division has sent an after-hours email acknowledging the pain employees are suffering following reports of bullying, sexual harassment and misconduct.
New twist for Opal Tower units after cracking scandal
Units within a tower at the centre of one of the country’s biggest building disasters are being listed for jaw dropping prices after an unexpected market change.
Gallery: Sydneysiders out in force to meet the Royals
Thousands of fans waited for hours to catch a glimpse of King Charles and Queen Camilla as they visited Parramatta and then to the Opera House. Did we snap your photo in the crowd?
Bridge to tomorrow: Glasgow defends trimmed-down Games
Glasgow has defended it’s trimmed-down Commonwealth Games that will feature just 10 sports – with almost half the sports featured two years ago axed in budget cuts. Every sport’s status revealed inside.
‘I couldn’t breathe’: Man on trial for alleged alleyway sexual assault
A woman allegedly sexually assaulted in a Newcastle alleyway by a stranger has given evidence during a trial that she was “terrified” and repeatedly kept saying “no” to her alleged attacker.
ASX takes big hit across board
The ASX 200 has its worst trading day in seven weeks with all 11 sectors falling Tuesday. But there were pockets of strength for Aussie investors.
Police negotiate with man as Sydney siege contines
A man armed with a gun is speaking with police negotiators as a major police operation in Sydney’s eastern suburbs entered its ninth hour.
Being rich today is about much more than money
If your total household wealth is close to $600,000, you are richer than around 50 per cent of the population. See how you measure up.
$49 flights: Virgin’s massive million fare sale
Virgin Australia has slashed more than one million airfares for one week only in a network-wide sale, with prices as low as $49. See where you could go.
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Woolies, Coles ‘fake’ discounts spread across the entire supermarket
Woolworths and Coles fooled customers into buying everyday groceries by using fake discounts spanning almost every aisle of the supermarket, new court documents reveal.
Home ‘nightmares’ trapping buyers
Buying into these types of homes could see you buying into neighbourly disputes, legal action, structural issues and more. Luckily there are signs to look for that could save you the trouble.
Struggling RSL club sold to Sydney developer for $15m
It was once a popular live music venue and community hub, but a Sydney RSL club which failed to recover from Covid impacts has now sold to a property developer. Are you in the ‘last drinks’ photos?
‘Outrageous’: Skinny tower ignites debate over housing reality
A housing tower has been proposed for a block about as wide as the average parking space, prompting critics to warn Sydney is at risk of being turned into Hong Kong.
‘Graffitied the joint’: Albo protesters testing church’s patience
A year of protests outside the prime minister’s electorate office in Marrickville have tested the patience of the building’s landlord and members of a neighbouring church.
Tradie allegedly travelled to NSW to run millions in drugs
A Victorian concreter allegedly travelled to NSW for the sole purpose of being a drug runner, a court has heard, after police claim to have caught him red-handed in western Sydney.
Former champion boxer punches woman at country show
A professional boxer who goes by the alias “Miss Business” punched a woman in the face during an altercation while lining up for a ride at a country show in the Illawarra.
Builder fighting Ballina siege charges
A North Coast man allegedly armed himself with knives and a golf club during a six-hour siege in which he told tactical police he would not come peacefully and they would have to “shoot him”. Here’s the latest.
‘All about moving the metal’: Car museum’s epic victory over ATO
Gosford’s car museum was only ever an elaborate sales ploy to flog second-hand cars at higher prices — now taxpayers have been left with an “absurd” bill, a bombshell legal case has heard.
Body found in boat harbour
The body of a man has been pulled from a popular waterway on the Queensland-New South Wales border. Here’s what we know.
New Muslim candidate’s surprise response to October 7
Local pharmacist Ahmed Ouf has announced himself as an independent candidate for the historically safe federal Labor seat of Blaxland, held by Education Minister Jason Clare. Hear what he stands for.
White settlement involves the billionaire’s second NDA
WiseTech boss Richard White has settled the court fight he started with his ex-lover and it involves the second NDA he has signed with women he’s allegedly been in a relationship with.
‘Innocent man’ killed on way to work in ‘tragedy beyond belief’
“An innocent man” has been killed on his way to work after his car was allegedly hit by a disqualified driver speeding away from police in Sydney’s west.
Revealed: One thing King, Queen ‘don’t love’ about fans
Royal fans have been given a top tip about how they can boost their chances of meeting King Charles and Queen Camilla, as one of the pet peeves about interacting with crowds was revealed. See highlights from past royal tours.
Crowd chants King Charles’ name: New photos of royal tour
The King and Queen received a royal welcome as a huge crowd turned out to greet them at the Sydney Opera House. See the photos and video.
UK press obsess about one curious detail of King’s Aussie tour
As King Charles and Queen Camilla wow crowds at the Opera House and get ready to leave, the UK press is focused on one very specific incident which escaped the notice of most Aussies.
‘She’s awful’: How the UK press covered Thorpe outburst
The British press seized on Lidia Thorpe’s expletives-filled disturbance, replaying vision of the shock incident.
Mirvac sees housing comeback as govt stimulus drives market
The property developer says the Victorian government’s stamp duty relief could spark activity in the laggard state.
Administration the go-to rescue plan for growing number of execs
The number of Australian executives putting their companies into voluntary administration in a bid to turn their flagging fortunes around is growing, ASIC figures show.
ISS report puts ASX on alert for pay strike
Influential group Institutional Shareholder Services has broken ranks with its peers and urged investors to vote against the ASX’s remuneration report, citing a number of issues.
Two-bed unit has $16m price guide
A two-bedroom apartment owned by a Kiwi rich lister has hit the market with a jaw-dropping price guide.
How to double your money on $20m home
This rundown property has a $20m price guide, and could be worth more than double that if you play your cards right.
Banned NRL star’s ‘proud’ life-changing $750k move
Suspended NRL star Kyle Flanagan is eyeing off a life-changing move that could net him around $750,000.
‘Don’t deal with f***ing liars’: Kylie storms out of Block dinner
Kylie has a ‘mature’ reason for storming off The Block, calling Maddy and Charlotte “f***ing liars”, while Mimi and Kristian’s landscaper causes havoc.
Top TV shows to watch this week
The verdict on the controversial and much hyped Aussie remake of The Office is in — and indulge in the 1980s excess of guilty pleasure Rivals.
Simply sizzling: NSW’s 17 best pub burgers
Alongside with the schnitzel with chips, and steak frites, the humble burger has to be one of the most iconic pub meals. But which NSW pub has the best?
NRL legend Sam Burgess married in secret
Rugby league great Sam Burgess and new wife Lucy have shared magical photos from their fairytale wedding day.
Bold new restaurant for iconic Paddington spot
Darren Templeton is bringing his pop-up Izy Aki to Paddington, having signed the lease on the Saint Peter site.
How axed sports reacted to Games oblivion
Confirmation of how the trimmed-down 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow will look has provided clarity to those eyeing Glasgow in less than two years – but dashed the dreams of thousands of athletes. Here’s what they said.
Warwick Farm tips: State Of America to unleash his power
The best detailed guide to NSW race meetings
Pariah to the promised land: Suaalii’s ultimate redemption
‘Sort himself out’: Shattered teammate speaks after Mam crash
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Hunger Games of Glasgow: Discover the Sports that Survived
X-rated star invades NFL game with pro-Donald Trump sign
Imane Khelif shares behind the scenes video before turning pro
AFLW Stars Name Their Favourite Indigenous Player
Story behind AFLW Dreamtime jumper designs
Marcus Lee and Jack White: NBL’s Dunk Kings
Tim Tszyu consoled by mum after heavy loss
Teams locked in for Pacific Championships
Mal Meninga has stuck with the same spine that got the job done against Tonga, with the Kangaroos coach hoping for more attacking cohesion in New Zealand.
Wok’s cooking: Ryles seeks hot tips on how to spice up the Eels
The man credited with changing the way rugby league is played in the 20th century has revealed his secret recipe to Parramatta Eels coach Jason Ryles. See what’s in Warren Ryan’s 11 herbs and spices.
‘They rarely lose two in a row’: Diamonds legend fires warning to NZ
The Diamonds suffered their worst loss to New Zealand in more than a decade on Sunday night but a legend of the sport has backed them to bounce back in coach Stacey Marinkovich’s 50th Test.
‘I just started crying’: Emotional Test call-up for NRLW veteran
Olivia Higgins was weighing up retirement at the end of 2023, believing her dream to play for her country was over. One year on she’s starting for the Jillaroos, revealing the emotional moment she found out she’d be wearing green and gold.
Tennis stars hit out: ‘Stop ruining the sport’
A massive rule change will get its first exposure in Australian tennis tournaments this summer, but it won’t be popular with all players.
Cricket star retires mid-innings for birth of child
Former Test all-rounder Hilton Cartwright took the remarkable step to retire mid-innings on 52 not out to attend the birth of his second child after complications around the birth arose.
Broncos star Ezra Mam enters rehab
Crash: Mam crisis will define what Maguire stands for
Good luck, Madge. Michael Maguire knew the Broncos coaching position was a big job, and he’s now walking into a monumental situation on his first week in the job – and it could define his tenure at the club.
Parker: Sacking Mam the soft option for Broncos
Brisbane great Corey Parker has urged Broncos bosses to stick by Ezra Mam in the wake of his off-field incident, revealing why sacking the young playmaker would be detrimental to both club and player.
Friday Noticeboard
Surely No Such Damning Evidence Exists
To those who describe incoming governor-general Sam Mostyn as a lifelong activist hack whose unimpressive record can’t help but cheapen her office, I say: show me the proof.
Wednesday Noticeboard
Today’s noticeboard is brought to you by J.K. Rowling’s finest literary achievement.
Which sign of the Zodiac is represented by a fish?
Royal Tour Quiz: What is Prince Harry’s real first name?
The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself with our royal quiz.
Parents at odds over son who squandered their $30k loan
A couple who loaned their son and his partner $30,000 for a home loan only to have them squander it are at odds about what they should do. Scott Pape has some advice.
Fatal crash driver’s ‘bizarre’ court no show
‘You’re beautiful’: Teen girl allegedly touched by train creep
A roofer has been accused of preying on a 13-year-old girl on a train in Sydney’s west, allegedly asking the teenager to kiss him before sexually touching her.
Bail plea for young mum with ‘growing’ criminal history
A young mother with a “slowly growing” criminal history has returned to court, applying for bail after allegedly breaching the conditions of a sentence with an act of intimidation.
Garden so deadly you must have a guide
’C-word’ you should never say Down Under
As one English backpacker recently learned, this innocent-seeming word makes Aussies irrationally angry, and should be avoided at all costs.
‘Aussie Philippines’ goes viral
Travellers are obsessed with this secret Aussie beach town which looks like the Philippines, and has accommodation for just $2 a night.
Cops baffled after 45 cars stolen
Wild burnout mode coming to new EVs
This luxurious and shockingly quick machine has incredibly ambitious goals – and it’s coming to Australia.
Weird ‘burnout’ mode coming to EVs
Ever wanted to do a U-turn by smoking the tyres? Toby Hagon shows how Denza can get it done.
Birth of a legend: Bean team return to where it all began
Bean around the world: Wild goal for media duo’s ‘happy’ car
Believe it or not, when journo Matthew Benns and cartoonist Warren Brown finish their epic global trip, they won’t even be the first to pull it off.
Two men’s ‘completely nuts’ trip around the world
Almost a century after the original journey, The Daily Telegraph’s Matthew Benns and Warren Brown are recreating an iconic journey around the world. Follow their adventure.
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