Sports and TV celebrities remember legend
The professional achievements of racing commentator and television producer Graham McNeice were dwarfed by tales of his loving and respectful at a moving Sydney funeral.
NSW
‘Sick of eating 2-minute noodles’: Private nurses serve strike action
Ramsay Health Care’s CEO earned over $2 million last year, but fed up Mid-North Coast nurses and midwives say they can’t even get a $2 pay rise. Here’s why they will no longer stand for it.
‘Down and proud’ punk model ‘born to be a superstar’
Northern NSW teen Raji Renshaw loves everything about being a model and actor – the travel, make-up, shoes and clothing. Soon he’ll strut the catwalk in his fourth Kidz Fashion Week gig.
‘Rain band’: Wet weather smashing Aus coast
Millions of Australians have been warned to brace for more rain and thunderstorms, as parts of the country shiver through snow and winter-like temperatures.
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.
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
Undie-Gate MP must face questions, says minister
A senior NSW minister says Kiama MP Gareth Ward should be investigated after turning up to parliament at 4am without his pants on and allegedly smelling of alcohol.
Man charged after fatal stabbing outside Mexican restaurant
A man has been charged with murder after another was fatally stabbed outside a Mexican fast food restaurant after having dinner with his family two days ago.
The new vapes: Aussies switch to illegal nicotine pouches
Experts have raised the alarm over banned oral nicotine products, which remain freely available at convenience stores and could “hook” children
‘They need to be looked after’: Wild land fight over renewables
Farmers near Tamworth say the bushland along the proposed route for transmission lines is home to not only a significant koala population, but other threatened species.
Sydney tiler charged with trafficking wife to Pakistan
Federal police allege Sydney tiler Ali Rahimi lied to his wife about their reason for travelling overseas, then abandoned her in Pakistan without her passport or visa.
Data reveals why fuel is so expensive in Sydney
Sydney is one of the most expensive cities to fuel up in and exclusive new data explains why that is the case. The good news is, there’s something you can do about it.
Investor with 32 properties hits out at Albanese
A Sydney developer fears Australia’s entire economic system will fall apart if negative gearing reforms are introduced, after the Prime Minister refused to close the door on them entirely.
Permanent change to how women access the contraceptive pill
The trial will be made permanent, meaning women can access resupplies of their oral contraception pills from the pharmacy in a bid to combat to pressure on GPs.
Greens, teals to heap pressure on Labor over negative gearing
Labor set to face extra pressure on negative gearing, especially in the event of a minority government, from teals and Greens crossbenchers.
Why mouthy Swans legend won’t be a footy commentator
The tight shorts, bleached blond mullet and momentous marks made Warwick Capper a one-man PR machine and AFL icon. Having played for both the Swans and the Lions, The Wiz has his say ahead of the season decider.
‘Major’ redesigns for six-storey CBD apartments
A recently approved apartment building pinned for the heart of the Batemans Bay CBD has returned to council after the developers behind the plans revealed a redesign.
Beach season kicks off with the raising of red and yellow flags
The iconic red and yellow flags back up on beaches this weekend as thousands of surf lifesaving volunteers return to the NSW coastline for the 2024/25 Surf Life Saving Patrol Season.
Two teens among four dead in horror crash
Four people dead in horror crash on Newell Highway, Tomingley
Furious farmers speak out over supermarket pricing fight
Action taken against Woolworths and Coles by the consumer watchdog has triggered a fierce response by farmers supplying the big chains.
Why the hell is PM letting Greens game him over housing crisis?
Gen Z ‘anger’ over negative gearing and the great Australian dream of owning a home is being exploited by the Greens in their political point scoring against the Prime Minister.
‘We will never forget our angel’: Charlotte’s heartbroken family say goodbye
When Charlotte was little she would tell the story of how she was once an angel in heaven who only came down into the world when she saw her mumma needed her. On Friday, Charlotte’s mum could not fathom why her little angel had gone back to heaven so soon.
High-rise hell: Why this suburb is turning into an apartment desert
In 30 minutes you can get to the Sydney CBD. In about 10 you can access plenty of green space and swimming spots, and in less than five minutes you can find dozens of eating and drinking options. And yet apartments in this suburb are failing to sell.
How many extra homes have been approved in your area?
The Sydney communities bearing the brunt of building thousands of new homes in a desperate scramble to meet the state’s ambitious housing targets can be revealed. FULL LIST HERE.
A sneak peek inside the Freemasons’ chamber of secrets
A new leader of the Freemasons in NSW and the ACT is keen to clear up the myths behind the rituals, special handshakes and hidden symbols of the mysterious brotherhood.
Burke accuses Greens of pouring fuel on toxic Gaza fire
For the first time Labor Minister Tony Burke addresses the threat of Muslim Votes party in his electorate — and accuses his political rivals of inciting bigotry and bullying.
Fractured Buttrose clan is united in grief
The warring Buttrose clan of Vaucluse will be expected to lay down their swords after years of animosity when they celebrate the life of family matriarch Robyn “Elizabeth” Buttrose.
Shock figures reveal students attempting suicide at school
The number of suicide attempts by students in NSW public schools in a single year has been revealed in shocking new government documents.
‘Fearless poker face’: Men accused of Ibrahim kill plot were basketball opponents
The two men charged with conspiracy to murder Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim were semi-professional basketballers who played in the same competition. Here is what we know.
‘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
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
Delicious. 100 vote 2023
Help decide the best eats and treats in NSW with the 2023 delicious. 100.
Dramatic Police Pursuit infront of schoolchildren on The Central Coast
A man has been arrested at gunpoint after leading Police on a pursuit on the Central Coast.
Shock video of online crime war
Hundreds of videos have been shared online glorifying crimes after the Albanese government rejected new laws that could stamp out the trend. …
Man dead after Marrickville stabbing
A man is dead and one of the inner west’s busiest roads has been shut in both directions after an alleged stabbing in Sydney.
We could soon pay less for beer – but there’s a catch
The price of beer always gets people talking but there could be a plan to soon make a big change.
Northern Beaches iconic pub reopens with a twist
Northern beaches residents are set for a bit of nostalgia as a beloved local venue reopens its doors with a fresh new look and surprise twist.
Le Grande Scam: French nationals’ giant demerit rort
A crackdown on overseas drivers has unearthed one townhouse as the address of 30 licence holders, mostly French, who combined have racked up more than 2000 driver demerits — and $320,000 in unpaid fines — in a year.
We need to listen and tell Charlotte’s story
What sort of world are we living in when the message from a little girl who no longer walks this earth comes second?
Our laws a big joke for online ‘wankers’
Self-described French “wankers” are openly boasting about exploiting loopholes in the Australian court system to get away with breaking road rules.
Labor trying to ‘ram through’ misinformation bill
Shadow communications minister David Coleman has questioned how people are meant to respond to a complicated piece of legislation in just a week.
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