How Peter Dutton can become Australia’s next PM
In normal times, what Peter Dutton is tasked with achieving would be impossible. But these are not normal times, argues James Morrow.
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A tragic teen death and a rumour mill in overdrive
The conspiracy theories into what happened to a popular teen began almost as quickly as her family and friends started mourning the tragic discovery of her body in a creek. Here are the facts.
Undecided voters unleash on migration and cost of living
Undecided voters in key seats believe Anthony Albanese’s tax cuts are a joke and others are divided on Peter Dutton migration policy saying the leaders are so far unconvincing. See the video.
Vote on $5b sale of Rosehill Racecourse delayed for six weeks
The vote on the $5 billion sale of Rosehill Racecourse to make way for 25,000 new homes has been postponed to allow more time for an alternative course to be put forward.
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Structural integrity under threat at western Sydney duplex
Defects which expose potential structural problems and threaten the health of residents have been exposed by the state’s building watchdog at a western Sydney development.
End of the line as residents slam sad state of train service
South Coast residents forced to endure painful wait times and the sorry sight of an outdated diesel locomotive have blown off steam toward the government, demanding the regional line be brought into the 21st century.
High profile gym owners barred from training over ‘crime link’ fears
The owners of a Sydney gym which made headlines when a father was killed in a brazen shooting have taken on the state’s combat sports watchdog after registrations were cancelled.
$74m facelift for electronic giant’s western Sydney base
A multinational electrical equipment company’s hub in western Sydney is set for a major $74m upgrade for its workforce of engineers, IT and commercial professionals. See what’s planned.
Push to end WFH: ‘If I don’t see them, I don’t need them’
Data shows working from home is starting to decline, but business leaders say there is still one major blocker hindering the momentum to get people back into the office.
Cocaine users dodge court under new rules, cops issue record fines
Thanks to new laws, people caught with cocaine are far less likely to have to front court than they were last year. Here’s why.
Man injured after hit-and-run crash in Sydney’s northwest
A 56-year-old man was injured in a hit-and-run incident in Pennant Hills after a hatchback crashed into a tree, reversed into the pedestrian, and fled the scene.
‘Not good enough’: Vow to fix one of Sydney’s worst swim spots
The water quality at the Gymea Bay Baths has been declining for years, now the Coalition has promised to give one of the worst swimming spots in Sydney a $1.5m revamp, if elected.
Man accused of firebomb attempt allegedly painted Swastikas
One of the two men who is accused of attempting to firebomb a Newtown synagogue allegedly spray-painted Nazi symbols on the religious site.
Home suffers ‘severe damage’ in southern Sydney blaze
The upper level of a weatherboard home in Sydney’s south has sustained “severe” damage after a fire that is believed to have started in a kitchen area.
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