The Big 3 candidates are now in place with Labor remaining favourite to take out what has now become a three-cornered contest for the controversial and prized political seat of Eden-Monaro on July 4.
As emergency authorities exchanged panicked phone calls about the risk of COVID-19 on the Ruby Princess, senior cruise line officials rang the NSW Port Authority and got a docking ban overturned, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal. TIMELINE TO TRAGEDY
Sydney’s eastern beaches will be closed on Sunday ahead of forecast sunny conditions after the state government closed Bondi Beach on Saturday afternoon when crowds flocked to its famous sands for a second consecutive day, drawing worldwide condemnation.
HE’S turning over a new leaf — disgraced Eddie Obeid has slimmed down and taken on a job as a librarian behind bars.
SAFEGUARDS to stop drones breaching prisons will be ramped up after a broken remote-control device, a mobile phone and two packets of tobacco were found on a roof at the country’s toughest jail.
VOTERS in the federal seat of Bennelong have been forced into a by-election with long-serving Liberal MP John Alexander quitting over doubts about his citizenship status.
SHOCKING figures showing reckless and dangerous driving around schools support the calls for increased safety measures to protect students.
HE IS an 11-year-old boy that just wants a family to love. Passed around to 22 different foster families since the age of three, “James” has become a victim of a child protection system stretched to its limits.
SNIFFER dogs at our prisons have found wives and girlfriends trying to smuggle bags of tobacco, ice or even heroin into the jail, usually stuffed into their bras.
A COUNTRY town is facing the choice of an obstetrician with a criminal conviction or allowing women to give birth by the side of the road with no one willing to take over the job.
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