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Thomas Henry joined News Corp as a cadet reporter in 2024. Previously he worked as an editorial assistant at The Australian while completing a Bachelor of Economics at Sydney University.

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‘The Castle in Rhodes’: Owner holds out for mega payday

The resident of a modest brick bungalow in Sydney’s inner-west is refusing to sell to developers despite staring down the prospect of being sandwiched between two mega-residential projects.

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Spectators get wet as the East Coast swell hits Bronte Beach.Photo Jeremy Piper

Huge surf, gale force winds hit NSW

Huge surf and gale force winds are set to smash the NSW coast on Tuesday with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing warnings for the entire state’s coastline.

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Record amount of money visitors spent in NSW

NSW has recorded its highest-ever visitor expenditure after domestic and international travellers spent an eye-watering figure across the state last year alone.

ExclusiveFederal Budget

‘Even higher burden’: Group of Aussies facing big tax hit

One group of Aussies are being hit the hardest by bracket creep, paying up to $3500 more compared to three years ago.

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Police released CCTV of a man they believe may be able to help with their investigations. Picture: NSW Police

Man charged after spate of fires in Sydney’s east

Police have charged a man with damaging property with fire, after earlier releasing CCTV images of a man they wish to speak over a string of suspicious fires in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

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Brittany Higgins, David Sharaz spotted on walk with newborn

Former political staffer Brittany Higgins has been spotted strolling through the streets of Brisbane with husband David Sharaz and their newborn baby.

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Noisy NIMBYs nullified over 24-hour city vision

The City of Sydney will forge ahead with plans to revolutionise our CBD with a 24-hour entertainment plan as it dismisses objections from precious NIMBYs.

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Strict Embargo for The Daily Telegraph. On Hold do not use unless you speak to the pic desk. NOVEMBER 18, 2022: People out in Circular Quay at the Opera Bar at 8pm on Saturday Night. Daily Tele campaign to kickstart night life in Sydney CBDPicture: Damian Shaw

How council kiboshed complaints about nightlife revival

The City of Sydney council has responded to hundreds of submissions opposing the proposal outlining a 24-hour entertainment plan in the CBD. Read what they said.

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Weekend Telegraph. 12, March, 2025.People using lime bikes without helmets, in Surry Hills, today.Picture: Justin Lloyd.

Shocking stat highlights glaring issue with rideshare e-bikes

Rideshare e-bike providers are failing to properly replace stolen or missing helmets, with bare-headed Sydneysiders risking a $334 fine with every ride.

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Tthe scene at Central on Friday afternoon amid delays and signal failutres. Picture: Supplied

Sydney train commuter chaos after signal failure

Sydney train passengers have been advised to find another way home with delays of more than two hours on some lines, with “no expectation that these issues will be resolved anytime soon”.

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