Prefab homes to build the way out of housing crisis
A group of 100 everyday Australians including renters, homeowners and investors were challenged to find a solution to the national housing crisis. One idea rose above the rest. See the results.
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NSW Police Minister’s brother charged with drug offences
The brother of NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley has been charged with a number of drug offences after police stopped his vehicle in Newcastle overnight.
Scomo calls for ‘at least’ 50 per cent hike in defence spending
Former prime minister Scott Morrison has called on the Albanese government to increase Defence spending by at least 50 per cent after three Chinese warships conducted live-fire exercises off the Australian coast this week.
Hats off to top cop’s uniform decision on eve of Mardi Gras
NSW Police will march again in tonight’s Mardi Gras parade, and for the first time ever, all officers will be able to wear the same hat. Follow our mardi gras coverage here.
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Last of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation NSW MPs quits
And then there were none. The final remaining NSW MP representing Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has quit the party. Plus, Kevin Rudd’s festive bill. Details in this week’s The Sauce.
Kidman and Urban fly into Sydney for an Aussie Christmas
Australian power couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have arrived in Sydney to celebrate the festive season after a busy and emotional 2024.
The Bachelor, his belle and bub make the move
Celebrity pilot Jimmy Nicholson and his wife, travel host Holly Kingston, who met on The Bachelor, have paid $2.6m to buy on Sydney’s northern beaches.
NSW average public service wages top six-figure high for first time
Average wages in the NSW public service have topped the $100,000 mark for the first time as thousands of new workers, including nurses and train drivers, sign up to the sector. See how the wages are split up.
Extra-special gift for inspiring kids and their grateful families
From tiny babies in the NICU, to teens beating cancer and overcoming major injuries – meet the inspiring children who have an extra reason to celebrate this Christmas.
Killer found after two days on the run
A killer who escaped from a western NSW health facility two days ago has been found.
Luna Park’s legal fight over NYE train threat
Sydney’s Luna Park has taken legal action to save its annual New Year’s Eve celebration, filing a submission to the Fair Work Commission in a bid to ensure the theme park’s harbour party can go ahead.
The reason Dutton is running his election campaign from Western Sydney
Call it the race to the start. An early federal election in 2025 is widely expected, but yet to be declared. Yet already Sydney is ground zero for buzzing Labor and Coalition campaign headquarters.
‘Avoid the pain, don’t take the train’, Minister urges commuters
The government is urging commuters to avoid unnecessary travel on Saturday to avoid Christmas chaos. Transport Minister Jo Haylen said close to 40 percent of trains – representing more than 360 services – were expected to be cancelled or delayed today.
Torment that will haunt Kathleen Folbigg to her grave
Kathleen Folbigg, who was wrongfully convicted of killing her four children, is preparing to celebrate Christmas with her friends and look to the future but there is one secret that still haunts her.
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