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Georgia PalganCadet Journalist

Georgia Palgan is currently a Cadet Journalist with News Corp Australia’s 2026 Editorial Cadet Program. Starting as an Editorial Assistant for The Daily Telegraph in 2024 she wrote across print and digital platforms while filming and creating content for DTTV. Georgia has covered a wide range of topics, from entertainment, education, breaking news, health, arts and culture.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH / NETWORK 4TH DECEMBER 2025 Pictured at HineSight Optometrist in the Sydney CBD is Amandine Chambrion and Kartya Varley. 3 million Australians have 3 weeks before private health insurance benefits expire. If the average unused extras insurance amount is just $200, then the potential amount of cover set to expire is more than $250m. Picture: Richard Dobson

Health insurance deadline Aussies can’t ignore

Private health insurance policyholders have just weeks to claim hundreds of millions in benefits before they vanish forever. See if you might be eligible for a cut.

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NETWORK SPECIAL. NO AUS, NO NEWS.COM. NETWORK SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH NETWORK PIC DESK BEFORE PUBLISHING. Copy pics of murdered Bargo woman Rachelle Childs whose burning body was found at Gerroa on Thursday June 8,2001

Dear Rachelle podcast dominates Spotify Wrapped charts

True crime fans have made Dear Rachelle a global phenomenon, with 75 per cent of listeners bingeing multiple episodes daily of the unsolved murder of Rachelle Childs.

Tana Mongeau slams Tiffany over $9700 broken bracelet

American influencer Tana Mongeau has accused Tiffany & Co Australia of selling “costume jewellery” after her $9700 bracelet broke and a ring turned her finger green.

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NSW education power rankings: The leaders who shape our schooling

We’ve ranked the 20 most influential education figures in NSW, from prominent principals to policy heavyweights and uni visionaries. See who tops the list.

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History of the Church of Scientology in Australia

The Daily Telegraph has mapped the history of the Church of Scientology in Australia, dating back to 1950. Read the timeline here.

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‘Thrilling’: How bumper crowd celebrated Sydney’s Big Dance

It was a truly action-packed day for racegoers who showed up to cheer on the horses at The Big Dance, with organisers championing the turnout and a hint that next year’s event would be even bigger.

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NSW smashed as 400 call for help during storm chaos

Trees toppled, streets flooded and hail fell in some parts of the Sydney as it was smashed by a storm. The SES responded to more than 260 calls in the city, and more than 400 statewide.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH - NOVEMBER 2, 2025 Pictured is brother and sister jockey duo Alysha and Jason Collett Photo: Tom Parrish

Brother and sister jockey duo to face off at Royal Randwick

This brother and sister jockey duo are set to make Royal Randwick’s $3m Big Dance a family affair this Melbourne Cup Day – here’s how they’re approaching the showdown.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH - NOVEMBER 2, 2025 Pictured is a flash mob on Coogee beach on Sunday in promotion of The Big Dance horse race on Tuesday. Photo: Tom Parrish

Dancers spring a pre-Race Day surprise at Rainbow Walk

Beachgoers at Coogee’s Rainbow Walkway were treated to a surprise flash mob performance as dancers promoted Tuesday’s $3 million Big Dance race meeting.

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The Daily Telegraph Thursday 30 October 2025 HSC Chemistry Mount St Benedict College year 12 students Julia Patanjali Simran Pandaram Ashleigh Dougall and Aneisha Wanigatunga have just finished sitting for chemistry in the HSC. Picture Thomas Lisson

HSC Chemistry exam gets a positive reaction

While some students branded it an ‘abomination’ on social media, these four girls conquered one of the HSC’s toughest exams, with plans to pursue STEM careers.

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