Big barbecue win for Aussie families but farmers have beef
The summer barbecue is getting a whole lot cheaper with beef and lamb prices dropping at supermarkets but the win for families means farmers are facing tough calls.
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Meet the man fixing Sydney’s oldest clocks
At 2am on Sunday our phones will automatically jump forward an hour for daylight saving — but this man will be behind the cogs turning the hands himself. Meet Sydney’s go-to clockmaker.
No rally fizzer: Hundreds protest voice and vaccines
While just a few hundred No voters showed to a fringe rally in Sydney, Anthony Albanese says Yes campaign has “Kamahl-mentum” after the singer switched his vote to Yes.
Rego crack down after Nazi plate approved
Transport for NSW will tighten systems filtering out hate speech after a NSW number plate bearing a neo Nazi dogwhistle for “Heil Hitler” was spotted in Sydney.
‘Ghost bus’ runs for 3 mins, 700m, one stop and mostly empty
Sydney’s shortest bus service runs for just three minutes start to finish and covers just 700m. It runs just twice a day in each direction and at times is completely empty.
Free and cheap activities for the school holidays
As the cost-of-living crunch bites, parents are desperate to find ways to keep their children entertained these holidays without going broke. Never fear, we’ve got your back!
Sydney councils divided over Voice stance
Look at any Voice poll and you’ll see a community divided. Now Sydney’s councils have weighed in, with plenty voting Yes and others vowing to stick to rubbish collections. Which way is your council leaning?
Say hello to Big Red, the newest member of our firefighting team
A hot summer ahead has fire authorities concerned, but the Rural Fire Service has high hopes for Big Red, a Chinook aircraft that can carry 10 times the load of other choppers.
Yes campaign’s $500k social media blitz fails to win voters
The Yes23 campaign spent more than $500k on social media ads in just one month, but polling reveals one in three voters are not convinced by its arguments for a Voice to Parliament.
Multiple arrests in dark web child abuse blitz
Police have raided homes across NSW, charging 19 people with using the internet to allegedly groom kids and access child abuse material.
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