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Holly Truelove joined News Corp Australia as a cadet reporter in 2024.

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Volunteers hand out voting cards next to election candidate posters outside a pre-polling centre in Sydney on May 2, 2025, ahead of Australiaâs federal election scheduled for May 3. (Photo by DAVID GRAY / AFP)

Gen Z’s blunt message to the Liberal Party

This election marked the first time Gen Z and Millennials outnumber baby boomers and the younger generations abandoned the Liberal Party at the ballot box.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH. APRIL 30, 2025. Pictured are the next litter of puppies destined to become assistance dogs and transform peoplesÃ lives has arrived. Now in training at the Assistance Dogs Australia puppy kindergarten in Waterfall, the seven black labradors have been dubbed the ÃE-litterÃ.They are: Echo, Everly, Elroy, Emerald, Euan, Else, and Eleanor, Picture: Tim Hunter.

Doggone clever: First day of puppy school for special seven

These cute puppies will spend the next 24-months training to be a lifeline for those with physical and psychosocial disabilities.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH. MAY 1, 2025. Pictured is Brie Sutton and her daughter Layla 4, who has Dravet Syndrome, which is severe epilepsy. As of May 1 the PBS will list a treatment for Dravet Syndrome. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Devastating diagnosis: ‘I Googled the gene, my world fell apart’

For the Sutton family, finding a drug that controlled four-year-old daughter Layla’s rare form of epilepsy was a mixed blessing. The benefits were amazing but the cost — $7500 for a single bottle — was brutal. Now all that has changed.

NSW

A supplied image of Audrey Griffin in Japan. A man has faced court charged with murdering the 19-year-old after her body was found in water on the NSW Central Coast on 24 March. Adrian Torrens, 53, charged with the murder of 19-year-old Audrey Griffin on the Central Coast. Photograph: Darci Tabone

‘No excuse’: Rally against violence after Central Coast teen’s death

A rally to protest violence against women in the wake of the shock death of teenager Audrey Griffin has been held at Gosford, with young women and parents calling for better night safety measures.

NSW

Blackheath/Mount Victoria RFS posts images 21 April 2025 of hazard reduction burning.

How much longer will Sydney be smoky?

Hazard reduction burns in the Blue Mountains and the Greater Sydney region have cloaked Sydney in smoke. We’ve got the word on when skies should will clear.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH APRIL 14, 2025, Lucy Zelic pictured at Bella Vista Farm in Sydney today. Lucy will be writing a regular column in the Daily Telegraph. Picture: Nathan Smith

Lucy Zelic to join Daily Telegraph team

Award-winning broadcaster Lucy Zelic will be joining The Daily Telegraph as a columnist, here’s what she’s most excited to write about.

NSW

NCA 2025 FEDERAL ELECTION Labor BUS. DAY 16 13/04/2025 Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the campaign trail In the WA.ALP Federal campaign launch held in Perth. Australian Labor Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with Tanya Plibersek. Picture: Jason Edwards / NewsWire

Should we ditch the kiss? Experts weigh in

To kiss or not to kiss? Even PM Anthony Albanese can’t escape awkward greetings after an uncomfortable exchange with a fellow minister at the Labor Party launch.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH. APRIL 15, 2025. Pictured at Du Plessy Pralin & Otello Chocolates Patisserie in West Pymble today is owner Paul Adam with the signature Ã”JaponaiseÃ Bird Cake that has made them go viral. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Sydney patisserie’s ‘bird cake’ flies off shelves and goes viral in China

From 100 cakes a week to 150 cakes a day, a West Pymble patisserie is going gangbusters after causing a social media sensation in China.

Federal Election

A Chinese research ship has sailed into Australian waters as the country prepares to head to the polls. , , The Tan Suo Yi Hao, a 94 metre vessel that carries manned and unmanned small submarines, remains in the Great Australian Bightoff South Australia.

‘All over the shop’: PM’s China ship gaffe

The Prime Minister has stumbled over agency names as he tried to assure Australians that our national security is not under threat.

LIVEFederal Election

‘Trap’: Coalition warned on Chinese ship

Defence Minister Richard Marles has warned the Coalition against falling into a ‘trap’ when it comes to a Chinese vessel seen off Australia’s south coast.

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