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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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DAILY TELEGRAPH MARCH 12. Taj OÃ¢â¬â¢Neill and Amelia Eshman riding the Wild Mouse at Luna Park which reopens tomorrow after it was taken out of service in late 2022 for a planned restoration. One of only three of its kind operating in the world, the Wild Mouse uses a laminated timber track. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Luna Park’s iconic Wild Mouse back after $2m renovation

After two years and millions of dollars in restoration costs, Luna Park’s iconic Wild Mouse rollercoaster is back. We took a look before it opens to the public. SEE THE VIDEO

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The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 12 February 2025Buses Watson st bus stop neutral bayLines of commuters at Watson St Neutral Bay waiting for their bus. PictureThomas Lisson

Relief a long way off for disgruntled Sydney commuters

Morning commuters will have to wait almost a year for relief from long lines and delays plaguing bus services along Sydney’s northern beaches and north shore.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 03: Protesters gather on the lawns of The University Of Sydney in support of a pro-Palestine encampment on May 03, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. Tensions escalated at The University Of Sydney as pro-Palestinian protesters vowed to maintain their presence on campus despite growing opposition, with Jewish groups planning a counter-rally and university officials urging students to respect each other's rights. (Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

Sydney Uni student fees fund pro-Palestinian activism

Jewish students at the University of Sydney are being forced to fund pro-Palestinian protests through their mandatory university fees.

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A blaze that tore through a Marickville apartment complex in the early hours of Monday morning is believed to have started from an e-bike battery. Picture: Thomas Henry

‘A lot of banging’: 20 evacuated after e-bike fire engulfs top storey apartment

Firefighters have extinguished a blaze in a Marrickville unit building, with investigations pointing to an e-bike as the likely cause.

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The Daily Telegraph Thursday 20 February 2025Master Builders NSW Case StudyBuilder Mark Harb asks how the budget will effect Housing crisis.Picture Thomas Lisson

Minns housing scheme will cost us millions, say developers

Developers claim the Minns government’s plan to fix the state’s housing crisis is set to fail, with new analysis revealing the construction industry would lose money on the projects.

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