The yacht that was the symbol of rainmaker Jon Adgemis’ success has been sold, as the former pub baron tries to keep his empire afloat in the face of $500m in debts. Here’s how it all went wrong.
Major building work has finished and Western Sydney International Airport is now moving to the trial and testing stage in preparation for 23,000 daily passengers by 2030.
Western Sydney’s new airport will kick off with almost 200 flights bringing in 23,000 passengers and 800 tonnes of cargo every day, a new Preliminary Draft Masterplan reveals.
Independent state MP Mark Latham has announced his resignation from the ATC, saying the club’s “leadership” wanted him gone.
A 1966 Ford Mustang emblazoned with The Daily Telegraph’s Bush Summit logo is among almost 100 classic cars driving dirt roads from NSW to Queensland as part of the Outback Car Trek.
The NSW premier is preparing to reveal a new CBD housing strategy after ATC members torpedoed a $5bn plan to sell Rosehill to the state government, which would have created 25,000 new homes.
Heartbroken residents on the devastated Mid North Coast say they cannot afford to insure their flood prone homes and are trapped because no one will buy them.
They’ve got mud up to their knees and they’re at a loss about what to do next, but what these devastated NSW communities desperately need now is “big support”. Their cry for help comes as schools begin to reopen.
As more than one million commuters enjoy a fare-free day, Josh Murray, the head of Sydney’s train and metro network, is facing calls to step down following last week’s chaotic network shutdown.
The ABC has apologised to two Nationals MPs who reacted furiously after a journalist wrongly implied they had abandoned their electorates while “people are dying”.
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