‘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.
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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.
‘Something bad has happened’: Family overcome by toxic BBQ fumes
Firefighters are warning the public not to use outdoor barbecues as indoor heaters this winter following an emergency that almost claimed the lives of a family of four in Sydney’s west.
‘Big, loud screams’: Identity of woman and her alleged killer revealed
A woman and her housemate who allegedly murdered her have now been identified, as a neighbour has told how they heard loud screams in the home where the horrific scenes allegedly unfolded.
Preschool fees hand-out in budget
Parents struggling to get their children into preschool will soon be able to access more than $430 million in fee relief, while more than 9000 additional children will have access to preschool, as part of the NSW state budget.
The best costumes at this year’s SupaNova ComicCon
The effort that went into some of the costumes at this year’s SupaNova ComiCon had to be seen to be believed. These were some of the best from this year’s event.
Taking their marks: Inside the lives of our teenage Olympians
For most senior high school students, the hardest thing they will do this year is the HSC. These students are primed to face some other tests: they are also Olympians.
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