Full list: Every NSW suburb at flooding risk
More than 100 towns and suburbs across greater Sydney, the Central Coast, Hunter Region and Mid-North Coast are at risk of becoming inundated by flooding. See all the suburbs at risk here.
Our Journalists
Latest
Catholic schools hone ‘lost art’ of classroom discipline
One in four parents say they would have sent their child to a Catholic school if they were less expensive, as concerns over bad behaviour and disruptive classrooms in public schools mount.
Poo-nami: Sydney Water leaves mum with faeces-filled pool
Northern beaches residents have been subjected to a tsunami of human excrement after their sewerage pipes burst, and the bureaucrats at Sydney Water have left one homeowner with a pool full of poo.
Private school boys allegedly forced to shave with communal razors
Students’ parents have been left fuming after boys at Avondale Christian school were allegedly forced to shave with communal razors or be kicked out of school photo day.
‘Alarming rates’: Disturbing trend in NSW schools
Female teachers have been the victims of a litany of shocking incidents at NSW schools in recent months, increasingly being targeted by male students.
Underdog Aussie squad’s $25k sweep at young genius comp
Australia’s 10 talented teens are “over the moon” after cleaning up at the International Science and Engineering Fair in the US, defeating cashed-up Saudi students to take home a record $25,000.
Champion ice skater overcomes homelessness to chase his dream
A determined 17-year-old Sydney figure skater who fled his home a year ago and now lives in a youth refuge is following his goal of becoming a champion on the national stage.
‘Joe’s story lives on’ as Massa family nominated for Sydney Awards
A northern beaches couple fighting to save lives after the untimely death of their own son are among the first nominees for 2025 Sydney Awards. Nominate your own Sydneysider of the Year now.
Newington College’s five hour fight over 19th century dictionaries
Old boys and their allies in opposing coeducation at one of Sydney’s most expensive private schools have finally had their day in the NSW Supreme Court. Here’s how it unfolded.
Ex Education boss Mark Scott defends contractor cash splash
Former education secretary and current University of Sydney boss Mark Scott has defended spending millions on contractors to help build schools, testifying before a corruption inquiry into School Infrastructure NSW.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/eilidh-mellis/page/7