Listen to your favourite podcasts on Jabra headphones with a DT subscription
Ever wish you could listen to The Daily Telegraph’s premium podcast journalism while you’re on the move? Get a set of Jabra Elite Active 65T True Wireless Headphones with a 12 month subscription. CHECK OUT OUR BEST PODCASTS.
NSW
Don't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Ever wish you could listen to The Daily Telegraph’s premium podcast journalism while you’re on the move?
Here’s your chance to get a set of Jabra Elite Active 65T True Wireless Headphones when you sign up to this 12-month Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph digital subscription.
JOIN NOW: Full Digital Access + JABRA ELITE ACTIVE 65t True Wireless Headphones
For just $7 per week for the first 12 months when you take this 12 month subscription (minimum cost $364. Conditions apply), you get the Jabra Elite Active 65t True Wireless Headphones, which is worth $329.
PODCASTS
It’s the perfect opportunity to catch up on The Daily Telegraph’s library of premium podcast journalism.
GATECRASH
Nathan Garriock had just turned 17 when he was killed at his best friend’s party in Camden.
Hundreds of people were at the birthday bash, but no one admits seeing what happened to Nathan — and police have never charged anyone over his death.
Everyone was drunk. 15 years have passed. And the bonds of mateship are so powerful that even today, the people who know the truth are scared to talk.
Read more about Gatecrash here.
EIGHT MINUTES
In a groundbreaking five-part podcast special investigation — Eight Minutes — The Daily Telegraph lifted the lid on a horrific crime that made headlines at the time but fell from public view.
The three-month special investigation revealed, at one level, the seemingly normal life of a young man with the world before him tragically cut short in a few short minutes of almost inconceivable violence.
It also uncovered a world of drinking and recreational drug use, one-night stands and a love triangle suggested revenge as the killer’s motive, which was ultimately ruled out.
The Daily Telegraph also revealed startling new evidence that raises questions about the police’s handling of the case.
Read more about Eight Minutes here.
VOODOO MEDICS
They’re the sworn healers working alongside Australia’s most elite fighters.
When their Special Forces mates are injured in battle, they snap into action to patch them up.
Serving on the frontline of the frontline, the medics of Australia’s Special Operations Command have fought some of the bloodiest battles — to save our soldiers’ lives — in the desert and dusty field hospitals of Afghanistan.
Voodoo Medics are the sworn healers working alongside Australia’s most elite fighters.
Now these least-known heroes — who served with our Special Forces in the Middle East over the past 15 years — are sharing their stories of trauma, resilience and post-traumatic growth.
These medics have shared their experiences in an eight-part series.
In rare interviews with six of the most experienced and decorated medics, Special Forces operators whose lives depended on them, and the families of those they could not save, we expose the heroism, tragedy and resilience of this remarkable group of men.
This eight-part documentary also explores how these men prepared for what they would face in combat, responded to it on the day and ultimately — even if not immediately — became better for it.
Read more about Voodoo Medics here.
POLICE TAPE
True Crime Australia’s exciting new 10-part podcast series takes subscribers for the first time behind the Police Tape for an insider look at some of Australia’s most compelling crimes.
The series hears straight from the investigating police officers, now off the force and on the record, as they talk about the cases that made their careers, have largely remained untold or simply made them cry.
Read more about Police Tape here.
SUPERCOACH
The Daily Telegraph’s Tom Sangster is joined by other football pundits to discuss the week in fantasy football.
MATTY JOHNS
It’s the one and only Matty Johns with his brand new podcast. This is a must listen for all rugby league fans with Matty and his weekly panel featuring Paul Kent and James Hooper dissecting the big issues with plenty of laughs along the way.
CRICKET UNFILTERED
If you love cricket then this podcast is for you. The show features Newscorp’s national team of cricket journalists and reporters. This is must listen for cricket fans.
THE HEADPHONES
JABRA ELITE ACTIVE 65t True Wireless Headphones
● True wireless stability to reduce call and music dropouts
● A fit that’s snug and secure.
● Built for active lifestyles, IP56 rated
● Up to 15 hours battery with charging case
● Personalise your music with a customisable equalizer
● Voice assistant enabled
● RRP $329
AWARD-WINNING JOURNALISM
Your digital subscription also unlocks every story on DailyTelegraph.com.au across all your devices, including the best coverage of NSW and Sydney breaking news, the latest NRL news and analysis from our No. 1 rugby league team and exclusive access to the best crime writers on True Crime Australia.
NEWSLOCAL
You also get access to all your local news from all over Greater Sydney via the Blacktown Advocate, Canterbury-Bankstown Express, Central magazine, Central Coast Express Advocate, Fairfield Advance, Hills Shire Times, Hornsby Advocate, Inner West Courier, Liverpool Leader, Macarthur Chronicle, Manly Daily, Mosman Daily, North Shore Times, Northern District Times, Parramatta Advertiser, Penrith Press, Rouse Hill Times, Southern Courier and Wentworth Courier.
It will also include the two latest regional titles, The St George Shire Standard and The Illawarra Star.
SUBSCRIBER REWARDS
As a Member you can enjoy access to freebies, discounts, tickets and member-only competitions every month. Visit DailyTelegraph.com.au/rewards for the latest offers (conditions apply).
JOIN NOW: Full Digital Access + JABRA ELITE ACTIVE 65t True Wireless Headphones
Minns mulls stronger police power to reject protests as costs soar
The Premier said a review would take place into protests and the allocation of police resources, saying cops should have powers to reject a protest, citing a $5m financial burden. Have your say in our poll.
Sydney serial protest princess ‘fired for activism’
A serial protester who wears Disney princess dresses at pro-Palestinian rallies to make children feel more comfortable taking part says she’s been sacked from her job.