From the easy to extreme: Cost of living hacks
With the cost of living crisis not easing up any time soon, Aussies are picking up everyday habits to help save a buck. Here’s what you can do to save money — or make some extra.
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Invisible fences are saving wombats, kangaroos and wallabies from becoming roadkill amid a concerning rise in WIRES call-outs for injured animals.
How Sydney’s late-night venues plan to be NIMBY-proof
After lockouts and lockdowns, it’s no secret Sydney’s nightlife isn’t what it was. But the great late-night reset is under way — here’s how they plan to become NIMBY-proof.
Surfer fought off shark and paddled, bleeding, to beach
About 150m from shore and suffering massive blood loss, surfer Toby Begg fought off the shark attacking him and made it to shore. His luck changed when an off-duty doctor was on the beach. Doctors are now operating to save his life.
Wires to be given the hook in breast cancer breakthrough
Hook wire treatment is confronting, invasive and often traumatic. But a new trial at Sydney’s The Royal Hospital for Women could be a game-changer for breast cancer patients.
What you really think about The Voice to Parliament
We’ve taken the temperature of voters from Dubbo to Darlinghurst to see how everyday Aussies are planning to vote in the Voice referendum. We found a state divided.
Sydney’s mystifying footpaths to nowhere
Have you ever been walking on a footpath, only for it to abruptly stop and spit you out on to a busy road? These are the paths to nowhere and they’re found all through Sydney.
Desperate families struggle to put food on table
The NSW government has launched a ‘cost of living’ hub as new research shows Aussies are more stressed about putting food on the table and keeping the lights on than interest rates.
Ibrahim, Jackie ‘O’ rock up for Otto’s first birthday
Radio king Kyle Sandilands has thrown an extravagant party to celebrate his son Otto’s first birthday in style with some big name guests.
First look at Paddy’s Markets European-style makeover
New artist impressions have revealed plans for a European-style facelift for Sydney’s Paddy’s Markets — but some stallholders aren’t happy. See the pictures here.
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