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Two men’s ‘completely nuts’ trip around the world
Almost a century after the original journey, The Daily Telegraph’s Matthew Benns and Warren Brown are recreating an iconic journey around the world. Follow their adventure.
King Charles’ message to adventuring Aussies
Two adventurers from The Daily Telegraph have set off on an incredible around-the-world trip, with a message from the King.
‘I don’t usually share that story’: Twiggy opens up
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest has opened up about a tragic incident he witnessed as a boy that has give him a “deep appreciation for life”.
Indigenous culture ‘hijacked for hidden agendas’
The former chair of the NSW Aboriginal Land Council has blasted the decision to ban part of a $1 billion gold mine, saying Indigenous culture was “hijacked for hidden agendas”.
‘Hoodwinked’: Key warning ignored over $1b gold mine
Tanya Plibersek’s decision to block a gold mine has come under fire from Indigenous leaders who claim the minister has been hoodwinked by groups “hijacking” the issue for their own agenda.
Giant wind, solar farms proposed for NSW town
A dramatic expansion of controversial renewable energy zones into country NSW has been met with outrage from the communities who will see high voltage transmission lines snaking across their land.
EnergyCo rejects shorter route for transmission lines
Angry landholders say they are being “bulldozed” by public owned EnergyCo after it rejected a shorter route for renewable energy transmission lines on public land that would save $620 million.
Sydney Metro shows Melbourne the way
It’s a tale of two cities – Sydney brightly celebrating an economic boom on the back of a new $21 billion Metro, while over the border the Bleak City remains stalled amid the half-finished plans for an unbuilt airport line.
Why Larry will be remembered long after Logies win
Larry Emdur will be remembered long after his Gold Logie is forgotten because his name is now immortalised in the unofficial Aussie dictionary.
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