Sydney’s dire dating scene forced this single overseas
The secret to finding love in Sydney is simple. Don’t date someone from Sydney. At least that’s what Kriti Gupta has done.
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Un-fare dealing: Sydney customers copping ridiculous taxi fares
While most cabbies operating at Sydney Airport charge an average $50 for a ride into the city, unscrupulous operators are hiking up costs by $40 extra on some trips, a Saturday Telegraph investigation has found.
Nurses told to reject extra psych work
More than 80,000 NSW health workers have been told not to take on the work of psychiatrists, despite the Minns government’s pleas to help plug the gap. This is why they are taking a stand.
Why Kyle is not fazed by dismal Melbourne radio ratings
Kyle Sandilands is stepping into 2025 with more ambition than ever, gearing up for what he says will be the biggest year of his career, with plans for another baby and a new job as an Idol judge.
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Timeline of hate: Shameful surge in Sydney’s anti-Semitism
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Derailed by daft demands: Sydney held to ‘ransom’ by unions
Rail unions have argued that foreign railway workers should get to travel for free on Sydney’s trains, as part of a log of claims that kicked off a campaign of industrial chaos. Read their demands.
The Australia Day Survey: Tell us how you really feel
Love it? Hate it? Couldn’t care less? Have your say on our national holiday in The Australia Day Survey now.
Revealed: NSW paedophiles behind bars
They preyed on young boys and girls and even though in some cases it took decades, these convicted child sexual offenders were sent to prison. See the list of the most recent sentences.
Western Sydney councils to fly the flag for Australia Day
Western Sydney councils are answering the call to stage citizenship ceremonies on January 26, with one mayor saying “Australia Day unites us in a celebration of who we are”.
Dutton’s pledge as election roadshow rolls into Sydney
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has vowed to bring inflation under control and stop “reckless” government spending, while rallying the party faithful at an event to launch Liberal campaigns in three must-win seats.
Labor denies Israel-criticising MP attending Auschwitz event
A senior MP who once said Israel’s policies towards Palestine constituted “apartheid” will not represent Australia at a liberation of Auschwitz event, a government source has confirmed.
Drivers’ shock confessions reveal why kids won’t walk to school
A shocking number of NSW motorists have confessed to driving recklessly around schools and being distracted by their phone at the drop-off, amid a generational shift in the average school commute.
High-flying backbencher slugs taxpayers $50k for overseas trips
Bennelong MP Jerome Laxale has defended spending more than $50,000 of taxpayer-cash on overseas trips in his first term in government.
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