Alan Jones has described hanging up the radio headphones as a “bit like grieving” while offering support to his successor Ben Fordham who admits he is “frightened and intimidated” to take over from Australia’s most powerful broadcaster.
A diet that has been around for more than two decades is making a comeback among Sydney’s dieters, with the attraction being the volume of food which can be eaten.
A man has had his leg crushed stopping his car rolling off a south coast ferry wharf. Police who showed up to help the man then allegedly found a replica handgun, knives and drugs in the car.
One of two men shot in a car in Sydney’s west on Thursday night was also struck by a bullet eight years ago, when he was just 16.
Police will allege a man charged after a violent stand-off on a western Sydney street assaulted his girlfriend a week before allegedly hitting her father in a brawl captured on video. (LANGUAGE WARNING)
The deserted streets have suited the ibis – colloquially known as the bin chicken – down to the ground, proving they don’t need humans to survive.
The pause button has been pressed on TV’s night of nights until 2021 with global restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic making it impossible to stage the event.
Four more elderly residents with COVID-19 died inside the Newmarch House nursing home in a devastating 21-hour period. As 11 families grieve on the outside, others despair over loved ones clinging to life alone in lockdown. John Brocklehurst’s mother Pat (pictured) died at the home last Friday.
Little Chase Green is living proof an infectious smile can help win even the biggest battle of all.
Bruce Scott says he remains proud on Anzac Day despite not being able to leave his house due to the pandemic. His daughter says they will still play The Last Post for him.
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