Huge crowd at Sydney mosque to honour slain terror leader
Crowds of people were spilling onto the street at a mosque in south west Sydney for a memorial service, remembering slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
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Child safe and well after reported car incident
Police have clarified that an earlier incident where a child was reportedly left locked in a car in a northern NSW shopping centre was a misunderstanding and the child is safe and well.
Killed Hamas leader’s link to Labor-funded UN group revealed
A senior Hamas official killed in an Israeli airstrike has been revealed to also have been a top educator employed by a controversial UN aid organisation.
How much the big private health insurers owe government revealed
The NSW Government is continuning its fight against private health insurers, revealding exactly how much it says the big four providers owe the government.
Make or break: Past two winners in danger of missing $20m Everest
They have previously won the world’s richest turf race, but the fortunes of Think About It and Giga Kick could come down to 70 hectic seconds on Saturday as they chase a shot at an Everest slot.
AFP to investigate at least six from pro-Hezbollah rally
The AFP have announced they have been asked to investigate at least six people waving Hezbollah flags at rallies around the country.
‘Lucky there were no clients’: Cop car slams into biz during chase
A Coffs Harbour business owner is picking up the pieces after police lost control during a car chase and crashed into her shop. Here’s what happened.
Married couple killed in horror crash leave behind five children
Tributes have poured in for the two friends and the married couple who were killed in a horror crash near Dubbo on Friday night.
Take shelter: Northern Rivers hit with severe storm warning
The weather bureau has issued a severe storm warning for the Northern Rivers, with damaging winds and large hailstones likely. Here’s the latest.
‘The people have spoken’: Shoalhaven a Greens-free zone
After more than a decade, the Shoalhaven Council will officially be a Greens-free zone, with election results revealing extremely low numbers for all Greens candidates – including existing councillors.
‘I’m very angry’: Neighbour’s plea before fatal crash
A neighbour desperately tried to get authorities to help a woman in the grips of a mental health episode hours before she got behind the wheel and was involved in a fatal crash.
Miner turned garden dwarf: ‘Gnome me before you judge me’
Truckie by day – mythical creature by night. The Northern Rivers’ own garden gnome wasn’t always so “camp and colourful”, having battled the fear of coming out in the “rough” world of FIFO mining.
T3 Bankstown line commuters face more than a year on buses
The last train on the T3 Bankstown line made its final journey just after midnight on Monday morning, with Sydneysiders along the line preparing for more than a year of bus services as the track is converted for Metro.
‘Should be deported’: Dutton’s fury at Hezbollah rallies
Peter Dutton has said it is “completely unacceptable” that no arrests have been made following protests in Sydney and Melbourne where people displayed pictures of the late terrorist leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Ex-Newtown Jets president dies celebrating historic win
The Newtown Jets are mourning the loss of their longtime president, Barry Vining, who tragically passed away after suffering a heart attack while celebrating the team’s historic win.
Suburbs set to lose most from Albo housing change
Close to nine in 10 property investors in some areas are claiming negative gearing tax breaks after successive interest rate hikes, with experts revealing what would have happen to the properties if the concessions were cut.
NSW cops banned from using messaging apps
NSW Police officers have been banned from using WhatsApp, social media or any messaging platforms other than SMS on work mobile phones under a controversial ruling by Commissioner Karen Webb.
Price hikes could force 60k people out of private health insurance
Providers claim state tax hikes on private health insurance could force 60,000 people to drop their cover, heaping further pressure on the strained public health system.
Teen who fell 15m down a cliff says blood donors saved his life
Artaban de Lacharriere, who fell 15m down a cliff between Manly and Freshwater Beach and had to endure six surgeries, is thanking blood donors for ‘saving his life’.
Elite Sydney private school apologises for ‘past failings’
In a letter to parents, a week into school holidays, the president of Cranbrook’s council, Geoff Lovell, apologised and promised to bring about change.
Behind the scenes: Angels in blue race to save a life
The Sunday Telegraph was given an exclusive look behind the scenes with a NSW Ambulance team, where we witnessed the painstaking efforts of the crew to save a man’s life.
Houses of parliament: Political property moguls in the spotlight
As Labor flirts with the idea of negative gearing reform, we shine a light on the investment property portfolios of Australian politicians. See the list here.
Sick cops exit before insurance changes kick in
The NSW Police Force and the police union insist changes to their insurance scheme are “a better deal for police officers” but the scrapping of the lump sum payment has caused an influx of psychological injury claims.
‘Someone’s going to get killed’: Fisheries officers strike over unsafe conditions
Threatened with knives, guns pointed at their heads, near daily abuse and aggression – that’s the reality for fisheries officers trying to enforce the thin green line on our waterways.
New commissioner targeting crims who turn kids into nicotine addicts
The world’s first commissioner targeting e-cigarettes and illicit tobacco has set her sights on ganglords making a quick buck smuggling vapes and illegal tobacco into Australia.
Kyle shares Vaucluse intruder drama live on-air
Police are hunting two intruders, spotted prowling around a home near KIIS FM radio host Kyle Sandilands’ house in the affluent Sydney suburb of Vaucluse.
Elderly man dies in quad bike crash
An 82-year-old man has died after his quad bike flipped on a remote property in the state’s north west. Here’s what we know.
Model dies suddenly at brewery
Tributes have poured in for Savana Calvo who died at a popular brewery in Sydney’s inner west.
Man charged after horror crash leaves five children orphaned
Five siblings – aged between 26 and 16 – received the devastating news that their parents were just an hour away from their home when killed in a horror crash. It comes as a man has now been charged over the crash.
Prison yard argument probed in jail murder investigation
Jailed killer Aymen Terkmani may have been stabbed to death in his prison cell just hours after an altercation with other inmates.
Major parking confusion at Metro station
Commuters at Sydenham Station cant figure out the “Kiss and Ride”
Walters axed, NRL title race in full throttle. Who wins? I The Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast
It’s been a massive week in the NRL. The Storm and Panthers have qualified for the grand final, while the Broncos axed coach Kevin Walters after…
Jahrome Hughes v Nathan Cleary: Who is the best player in the NRL?
Has Jahrome Hughes overtaken Nathan Cleary as the best player in the NRL?
Live sites across Sydney as Swans fans gather to watch AFL Grand Final
Sydney Swans fans and other AFL supporters have turned out to watch the AFL 2024 grand final at live sites in Sydney. Video: Harrison Finlay….
New commissioner tackles vape and illegal cigarette trade
Ganglords making a quick buck smuggling vapes and illegal tobacco into Australia are the target of a new national Commissioner hellbent on halting…
Police investigating Hunter Valley murder
NSW police cars outside a B&B in the Hunter Valley where a woman has been found dead. Her husband has been charged with murder.
Two teens among four dead in horror crash
Four people dead in horror crash on Newell Highway, Tomingley
‘Fighting with full force’: Netanyahu rejects ceasefire
Blasts have rocked Beirut as Israel’s Prime Minister ignored urgent calls for a ceasefire and ordered his military to keep fighting with full…
Seinfeld star’s new Aussie ad
Jason Alexander has starred in a new ad for Uber Eats
Listening tour begins: No Voice? It’s time to talk treaty
Despite the failure of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, the Minns government has appointed three commissioners to conduct a year-long ‘listening tour’ to work out how to create a state Indigenous treaty process.
Undie-Gate MP to be investigated by parliamentary probe
Kiama MP Gareth Ward’s 4am walk to parliament in nothing but underwear and a T-shirt will be investigated by parliament’s Privileges and Ethics committee.
The Race: Season 2 Episode 2 preview
Join Ray Thomas in the lead up to The Everest – the richest race on turf in the world
Pharmacists say no to stocking vapes as new laws kick in
From next week, adults can buy a vape from a pharmacy without a prescription. It’s part of the plan to stop black market vapes. There’s just one problem …
Plans to tackle south coast childcare ‘crisis’ revealed
A Sydney developer has revealed plans to tackle a childcare crisis in the Shoalhaven, proposing a three-storey, 116 place childcare centre and cafe.
‘Bad old days’: Fears of attacks against parking rangers
The union is up in arms over the NSW government’s decision to ban ticketless parking fines, warning the move will put parking rangers at greater risk of assault and abuse.
Single reason this league fan became a Swans tragic
It’s not easy for a diehard rugby league fan to reveal they’re now a Sydney Swans tragic. But for Dane Eldridge, there’s one key reason to get on the bandwagon.
How Hezbollah is luring Israel into a ‘killing zone’
With a huge weapons arsenal and tunnel network stretching hundreds of miles in southern Lebanon, Hezbollah is gearing up for what it calls a ‘historic opportunity’.
‘Absolute legends’: Mates’ 600km charity run to footy final
Two Bermagui mates are running more than 600km to the MCG in time for the AFL grand final, all to raise money and awareness for a common injury.
Twisted teen killer stabbed to death in prison
A twisted killer who was serving a three-decade jail sentence for the violent slaying of a 16-year-old boy has been stabbed to death in prison.
‘Dirty claws’: War of words erupts over negative gearing ‘rort’
Potential changes to negative gearing has led to an almighty war of words, with many quick to slam the notion. HAVE YOUR SAY
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