100 firefighters battle massive factory inferno in Revesby
Firefighters have worked through the night to contain a massive factory blaze in Sydney’s southwest.
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Major Aus military operation to be held overseas for the first time
A major war game will be held outside of Australia for the first time, in a defence agreement with a close ally allowing a key military exercise to be held in Papua New Guinea.
Revealed: Ex-NSW Minister eyes political comeback
The Nationals have nabbed a former NSW Minister to be their candidate in Whitlam, shaping up a three-cornered contest in the crucial seat ahead of the next federal election.
Named: Man accused of bludgeoning grandfather to death
A homeless 66-year-old man who allegedly bludgeoned a beloved Coffs grandfather to death with a steel pole has faced court, as police try to track down a murder weapon. See the video.
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Paws for thought: Inmates hone puppy training skills
Little dogs are heading to the big house, as well-behaved inmates from a northern NSW correctional centre are given the opportunity to train golden retriever puppies to become assistance dogs.
I always blamed myself
I always blamed myself
I always blamed myself
I always blamed myself
Pensioners pitched as solution to Australia’s worker shortage
They have reached an age when most people consider retiring, but an increasing number of older Australians are looking for work – and companies are desperate to hire them.
Olympic level jumpers on show at Magic Millions
Australia’s richest horse sale is just one element of the glittering Magic Millions carnival which will include racing, showjumping and polo and feature some of the world’s top equestrians.
Heroes trapped in hell: Teens terrorise veterans’ seaside resort
Wild teens are terrorising guests and staff at a holiday respite resort for veterans, widows and their families who claim they are are being assaulted, spat at and forced to hide in their rooms.
Basket brawls: 100 charged, 13 jailed over shop worker assaults
Shocking images of brawls at Woolworths check-outs have been released as retailers and the Minns government join forces to call for calm over the Christmas and Boxing Day shopping period.
Brothers in arms
Brothers in arms
Jewish families ‘preparing to flee’ Byron Bay as hate spreads
Jewish families facing devastating doxxings and appearing on “mass-circulated boycott lists” are learning self-defence or fleeing the communities they call home, amid a shocking rise in anti-Semitism creeping out of cities and into regional Australia.
How Aussies are bucking French fizz
The bubble has burst on the champagne market with Aussie revellers switching to pocket-friendly local sparkling wines as cost-of-living pressures put a cork in champagne sales.
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