Man in court for shooting at house, after tradie chases suspects
A man charged over a late-night suburban shooting in Sydney’s southwest — after which a local plumber chased two suspects down the road — has appeared in court.
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‘Out of reach’: 440 per cent price hikes put ski dreams on ice
Dreams of holidaying in the snow are melting away for everyday Australians, with exorbitant lift prices and accommodation costs making skiing a sport for the rich.
School honours Olympian ex-students with Fox Day
Forget the kangaroo, at Blaxland High School, the national icon is a Fox — in honour of former students and Olympians Jess and Noemi Fox.
Sydney is losing its colour with sharp drop in street kiosks
They were once explosions of colour amid grey concrete; bright blooms, kaleidoscopes of fresh fruit and “look at me” magazine covers. But the fruit barrows, newspaper stands, and flower kiosks that once lined Sydney CBD streets are now all but extinct.
What we know about the CrowdStrike global outage
A catastrophic IT outage has hit countries across the globe. Here’s everything you need to know.
‘Global outage’: Millions impacted by internet system crash
Companies across the globe are experiencing mass system crashes – including Australian media outlets, casinos, big four banks and tech companies. Here is what we know.
Instapervs: Old, creepy … and on your child’s phone
Parents of kidfluencers beware: Australian data show 73 per cent of young girls’ Instagram followers are men. Read our special report.
Open plan classrooms at Picton High a $112m failure
A $112m renovation removed the walls at Picton High School to flip the school into an open learning space. Now, after just three years, the walls are going back up.
The state’s least popular dog revealed
More than 700,000 dogs have been registered in NSW since 2020. But for one breed, there have only been 34. And for one reason.
$1.2 million payout to student for severe bullying
The NSW Education Department was sued for $1.2 million for severe bullying and psychological harm suffered by a student at a public school. It’s part of a growing problem.
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