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Clarissa Bye is a senior journalist at the Daily Telegraph who breaks agenda-setting and investigative yarns. She has several decades’ experience covering both Federal and State politics, features, social affairs, education and medical rounds. She was the youngest Federal Parliament correspondent for The Sun Herald where she was short-listed for a Walkley.

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Sonic Health managing director Colin Goldschmidt, and his Sydney home. Pictures: Supplied

Millions in pay, harbour homes: Meet the CEOs who cashed in on Covid

As millions worry about inflation post-Covid, some companies, and their execs boomed during the pandemic. Their properties and salaries read like Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.

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Trans activists crash ‘Why Can’t Women Talk About Sex’ event

High profile female speakers were drowned out by shouts as protesters stormed a women’s rights meeting at NSW parliament before being dragged away by security.

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‘Worse outcomes’: Shock result on criminal reforms

The reform scheme was touted as a tool to cut domestic violence reoffending by criminals. A review has threw up a result that was far from part of the plan.

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**ATTENTION EDITORS: Image contains graphic content** This Version has been pixelated as there a bodies visible under the bus. **ATTENTION EDITORS: Image contains graphic content** **BODIES HAVE ALSO BEEN BLURRED THE BOTTOM LEFT - RED AND BLUE* HUNTER VALLEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos - 12 JUNE, 2023: Aerial scene coverage from the site where ten people have died, and 11 people were hospitalised after a bus carrying wedding guests crashed in the Hunter Valley., Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

‘Survivable crash’: Safety experts call for upgrades to all buses

From glass windows that protect passengers, to seatbelt alerts, automatic braking and safer guard rails – the experts say we can do better when it comes to bus safety.

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Sydney doctors flag womb transplants in biological men

It may sound like science fiction but top doctors at one of Sydney’s biggest hospitals have raised the possibility of womb being transplanted into biological men.

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‘Out of touch’: ABC spends millions flogging itself

“Why isn’t this a topic for Q&A?” Critics have blasted the eye-watering figures spent by the national broadcaster plugging itself.

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Historical abuse allegations at Sydney Islamic school

A former Al-Faisal College student has come forward with sexual and physical abuse allegations, but report cards and year books from the years in question “do not exist”.

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Daily Telegraph. 25, May, 2023.Theatre nurse Karen Upton at Westmead Children's Hospital, today.At just three years of age in 1972, Sydney nurse and mum Karen Upton was diagnosed with Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.Picture: Justin Lloyd.

‘There is hope’: childhood cancers now have 90 per cent survival

A new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows some childhood cancers come with a remarkable 90 per cent survival rate, and one remarkable Sydney nurse wants to let parents know.

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‘Censorship’: Breastfeeding tweets removed after government request

Controversial tweets saying biological men cannot breastfeed have been removed in Australia at the behest of the government — but critics say it’s censorship.

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Revealed: Sydney’s most dangerous roads for school kids

Dangerous drivers are putting children’s lives at risk with new data revealing the worst school zones for speeding and motorists running red lights. See the full list.

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