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Jack began his journalism career as a freelancer for the New England Times, a small community paper based in Armidale, regional New South Wales. He is currently a Sydney-based Cadet Journalist at News Corp.

Jack Nivison

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Rugby

New AI move in Aus sport infuriates

Aussie sporting teams are in hot water after using a new AI feature that can generate artwork in seconds, in a move on the nose to fan bases and artists alike.

Design

A building on the corner of Chalmers Street and Elizabeth Street in Surry Hills went up in flames with dozens of fire trucks called to subdue the flames. Picture: Nathan Schmidt

‘Like watching a movie’: Sydney tunnel chaos

As a burning building brought a city to a standstill, just metres way the battle was on to save the centrepiece of a $20 billion rail project.

BreakingBreaking News

Mum charged after 3 kids stabbed

The mum who allegedly stabbed her own children in a shocking domestic violence rampage has now been charged.

Social

‘Got my vote’: Gen Z lose it over PM move

An army of “new media” is creating a stir in the lead-up to the Australian Federal election, giving insight into Albo’s recent polarising question time stunt.

Fashion

Dress shop owner AWOL after odd window note

Note on dress shop reveals strange detail

A dress shop owner has gone AWOL after a spate of bad luck that left empty-handed suburban mums and daughters seeking answers.

Eat

MELBOURNE, MARCH 14, 2025: Taste Cover - Taste of the World launch. Former favourite MasterChef contestant, chef and author Brendan Pang. Picture: Mark Stewart

Great lengths Aussies go to for ultimate feed

When it comes to eating out and trying new dishes, there’s one Aussie demographic willing to put their money where their mouth is.

Motoring News

Traders work on the New York Stock Exchange floor, New York, 06/10/2008. Wall Street tumbled again, joining a sell-off around the world as fears grew that the financial crisis will cascade through economies globally despite bailout efforts by the US and other governments.

Concerning sign amid GFC-style crash fears

Everyday punters are making a financial mistake at record rates, which some see as an eerie reflection of the economic conditions leading to the 2008 crash.

Costs

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - DECEMBER 04 2024; A general stock view of the ANZ Bank. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

‘Kill switch’: Bank plan to end scammers

It’s the latest weapon one bank hopes will protect Aussies from being ripped off.

National

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA- NewsWire Photos: JANUARY 26, 2025.The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Sydney set a new record by raising the largest Australian flag at Australia's largest mosque on Australia Day. The flag measures 16m x 8m, which is larger than the flag flying at the top of the Australian Parliament House.Children sing at the ceremony at the Baitul Huda Mosque Picture: NewsWire / Brendan Read

Aussie Islamophobia hits shocking new peak

A new report shows a dramatic rise in recorded instances of Islamophobia between 2023 and 2024, casting a spotlight on the prevalence of anti-Muslim hate in Australia.

Environment

Thousands of litres of milk are dumped at Julie Moore's Dorrigo property in the aftermath of Ex- Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Picture: Supplied

Heartbreak as farmers dump milk en masse

Unbelievable footage shows the heartbreaking moment Aussie dairy farmers were forced to dump hundreds of litres of perfectly good milk.

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