The PM, NSW Premier and a host of other political figures have deplored a sickening anti-Semitic vandalism attack in Sydney’s east in which a cars and buildings were damaged, including a Matt Moran’s restaurant.
A loophole allowing food to be marketed as organic despite containing just two per cent organic ingredients is set to be closed, with new regulations coming to make it easier to identify the real thing and weed out fraudsters.
The Daily Telegraph’s Bradfield Oration has delivered some huge announcements for Sydney’s housing future, as well as what appears to be the starting gun of the 2025 Australian Federal Election.
The country’s biggest union has slammed Tanya Plibersek for her partial ban on a proposed NSW gold mine, saying the reasons behind it were unclear and lacked evidence.
Anyone trying to build a modern-day project akin to the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge would have to contend with a logjam of environmental and bureaucratic red tape, experts say.
Thousands of young people are packing up and getting out of the city. The trend coincides with a decade-long hike in housing costs.
He has met Donald Trump, played a leading role in Australia’s burgeoning space industry, and carried out three deployments with the Australian Army in the Middle East — now he is seeking to win back a key seat for the Liberals.
A Senator elected off the back of Clive Palmer’s millions of dollars has dared “woke ass clowns” to criticise him, following a foul-mouthed rant on social media.
Regis Resources launches bombshell legal action over Plibersek’s McPhillamys mine ban.
The government is looking at paying other countries to accept the immigration detainees who were freed by the High Court earlier this year. It comes as the court made a second ruling decreeing detainees should not be subjected to ankle monitors or curfews.
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