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Tamaryn McGregor is a general news reporter for The Daily Telegraph. She began her career at News Corp as as a Sport Social Media specialist before completing a News Corp Editorial Cadetship and becoming a graduate journalist. Tamaryn loves covering local stories and has a particular interest in sports, lifestyle and entertainment. She is passionate about the role and representation of women in sport.

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NRL

Rabs reveals commentary habits of ‘freak’ Gus Gould

Ray Warren has been blown away by the coverage of his retirement, and taken time to share some of the untold secrets of the NRL commentary box.

UPDATEDPolice & Courts

Caretaker hospitalised after Sydney school stabbing

A man has been charged after a caretaker in his 60s was stabbed on the premises of a Woolloomooloo school on Wednesday morning.

Lifestyle

Best places to eat during Vivid Sydney

A list of eateries for fine dining, snack spots, cafes, restaurants and bars that people can pit stop, relax and then continue on with Vivid.

ExclusiveNSW

Supplied Images., Passengers on board Qantas flight QF2008 from Sydney to Tamworth on Sunday evening were left shaken and crew “very very frightened” following an emergency landing made in Sydney. , Following the discovery of complications with the aircraft’s hydraulics, pilots were forced to make an emergency landing at Sydney Airport at around 8:30pm. , In a statement on Monday morning, a Qantaslink spokesperson told the Daily Telegraph: “On Sunday evening, a Sydney to Tamworth flight returned to Sydney after pilots received an alert in the cockpit about a potential issue with the hydraulics.” ,

‘Brace, brace’: Terror on Tamworth-bound flight

Passengers on a plane forced back to Sydney sent final goodbyes to loved ones after being told their flight ‘may not end up on the runway’, and to brace for impact.

UpdatedNSW

Supplied image of a Mercedes car on Gladswood Gardens in Double Bay that had a tree land on it after wild weather on Monday afternoon.

Wild winds leave thousands power-less, Vivid shuts

Over 100,000 emergency calls, more than 5,500 homes without power and Vivid’s post-lockdown return stopped short in wake of wild winds experts warn will stay.

NSW

‘Selfish act’: Hoons on quad bikes tear up kids’ soccer ground

Quad bike riders have ripped up a Western Sydney oval for the second time in two months, forcing the cancellation of kids’ soccer matches and sparking a police investigation.

VIDEONSW

Amazing video of whales cruising with Bondi swimmers

Bondi Beach swimmers have been treated to an experience of a lifetime, with two humpback whales crusing around them on Monday morning. See the drone footage.

Confidential

How The Kid Laroi ‘made’ the lives of busker brothers

Global rap icon The Kid Laroi crashed the set of teenage Sydney brothers when they were busking in Pitt Street Mall. What happened next ‘made’ their young lives.

NSW

Hillsong, C3: Inside the lives of Australia’s ‘rockstar’ pastors

They’re the faces of some of Australia’s most popular Christian ‘megachurches’, but who exactly are the ‘rockstar pastors’ headlining the services of these global brands? Read the list.

NSW

‘Wet weather sport is dead’: parents fuming over council ground closures

Parents have slammed local councils for jumping the gun by closing facilities and cancelling weekend sport across Sydney despite sunny skies.

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