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Tyson Jackson joined the Daily Telegraph in early 2022 and has excelled in many aspects since becoming a member of the team. A Kennedy Award winner for Student Journalist of the year, Tyson specialises in sports and entertainment reporting with a passion for sharing meaningful stories.

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NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH APRIL 11, 2025. Harry Collins, 7, (left) and his brother Angus Collins, 5, from Bathurst with some baby goats during the first day of the Sydney Royal Easter Show at Sydney Olympic Park. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Harry’s Show and tell for city kids

The Royal Easter Show 2025 flung open its gates, and crowds poured in on day one for the exhibits, food and rides. Young farmer Harry Collins was in no doubt about what he liked best.

NSW

DAILY TELEGRAPH. APRIL 10, 2025. Pictured for a Sydney Royal Easter Show media preview is American Lyle LeCaptain (left) showing barrel rolling, from the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Roll up, roll up! Sydney Royal Easter Show has arrived

The farm animals, CWA scones, rides, and arts and crafts will still be there, but there’s a host of new events and attractions at this year’s Easter Show, too. SEE OUR PICTURE GALLERY.

NRL

Studs and duds: Best, worst buys of NRL season under microscope

From the unwanted prop who’s become one of the NRL’s best forwards, to the premiership-winning halfback who has been axed to reserve grade, it’s been mixed fortunes for 2025’s signings. We separate the studs from the duds.

NRL

Penrith's 2022 GF winning team departures.

NRL Succession: Proof Penrith’s dynasty is over

One of the biggest factors of Penrith’s record-breaking run was the steady stream of talent from the foot of the mountains – these are the numbers that prove the stream has dried up.

VideoNRL

NRL Succession: Halves solutions emerge for Broncos, Dragons

Adam Reynolds’ replacement hiding in plain sight, a former Eels hooking dominating his first game in six months, plus a Dragons halfback catching eyes in the NSW Cup. See all the lower grade standouts in NRL Succession.

NRL

God’s hands: Exiled Taylan May drops rap career for NRL return

Exiled NRL centre Taylan May, who now goes by his rap name Mayfair, has revealed his plan to return to the game after domestic violence charges against the former Panther were dropped.

VideoNRL

(L-R) Rookie Roosters halves Taylor Walker and Toby Rodwell.

NRL Succession: The footage that gives Roosters fans hope

It has been over four weeks now since Trent Robinson’s handed the keys to his attack to veteran Chad Townsend. The results have been somewhat underwhelming so is it time to give one of these kids a turn?

NSW

**TNV FEES APPLY **MUST CREDIT TNV**ONE TIME USE** , BUS SMASHES INTO HOUSE, GUILDFORD ROAD, GUILDFORD NSW, AUSTRALIA, 30/03/2025, , Description, , AROUND 10:20 AM THIS MORNING, EMERGENCY SERVICES RESPONDED TO REPORTS OF A BUS COLLIDING WITH A HOUSE ON GUILDFORD ROAD IN GUILDFORD., , UPON ARRIVAL, FIREFIGHTERS DISCOVERED THAT A STATE TRANSIT BUS HAD CRASHED INTO THE HOUSE AT APPROXIMATELY SIXTY KM/H, CAUSING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE., , THE BUS DRIVER SUSTAINED MINOR INJURIES AND REQUIRED ASSISTANCE FROM FRNSW AFTER BEING EXPOSED TO LARGE AMOUNTS OF ASBESTOS FROM THE DAMAGED STRUCTURE., , FORTUNATELY, NO PASSENGERS WERE INJURED, AS THEY HAD ALL LEFT THE SCENE PRIOR TO THE ARRIVAL OF EMERGENCY SERVICES.

Bus ploughs into home in Sydney’s west

A bus crashed into a home in Western Sydney earlier this morning, triggering a gas leak and causing the evacuation of residents from their homes.

SuperCoach

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 16: Jack Williams of the Eels runs the ball during the round two NRL match between Parramatta Eels and Wests Tigers at CommBank Stadium, on March 16, 2025, in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images)

Late Mail: Eels lose key forward to knee injury, Tiger ruled out

Parramatta’s Jack Williams is set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines while a Tigers star has been ruled out. SEE THE LATEST TEAM NEWS HERE.

NRL

The Tigers will launch a bid to keep Lachlan Galvin at the club. Picture: NRL Photos

Tigers launch all-out bid to retain teen prodigy

Wests Tigers have received salary cap dispensation from the NRL following Justin Olam’s retirement, in a move that is expected to give them the financial artillery to re-sign teenage star Lachlan Galvin.

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