Everyone’s wild about zoo’s baby boom
The population of Sydney Zoo is growing in numbers and cuteness as the lemurs, meerkats, squirrel monkeys and capybaras welcome new additions.
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Scout group leaders show badge of extremism
Concerns have been raised after Mi’raj Scouts Academy group leader Mohamed Dhaini and three teachers openly mourned the death of designated terrorist Hassan Nasrallah.
The schooner line: Where can you find Sydney’s cheapest beer?
The price of a schooner is set to rise by more than $1 next month and experts warn it could be the tipping point for drinkers to choose to socialise at home instead of at clubs and hotels.
Traffic chaos after pedestrian killed in truck collision south of Sydney
A pedestrian has died after a truck struck him on a motorway south of Sydney, causing a major build-up of traffic.
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Why Australia’s economy may not get the migrant exodus it needs
A former Immigration Department deputy secretary has cast doubt on the migration forecasts which show an exodus of n overseas residents, casting doubt on any solution to the housing crisis.
Two men charged after public place ‘shooting’ in Sydney’s west
Police have charged two men and seized a large quantity of methylamphetamine following an investigation into a public place shooting incident in St Marys.
How Hadi Nazari left a vital message for his searchers
Missing hiker Hadi Nazari recorded a message telling rescuers he was drinking water and apologising for going missing, spurring them on to find him after 13 days. Read how he did it.
‘Artist’s impression won’t save us’: Fire victims’ fury at emergency hub wait
Victims of the Black Summer bushfires have vented their fury as the site earmarked for a crucial emergency hub sits vacant five years on, accusing authorities of complacency and warning pictures won’t save them from another inferno.
‘Could endanger occupants’: Fire warnings at defect-riddled units
A beachfront Sydney apartment building has been hit with a fresh wave of defects, adding to a growing list of problems that have plagued the luxury residential development.
Aussie image-makers behind some of world’s most recognisable faces
They’re the faces behind our famous faces. See the Australian stylists, makeup artists, cosmetic surgeons and fitness gurus who keep the world’s rich and famous looking flawless.
Seven daughters turned couple into cost-of-living survivors
With the average Australian family of four spending about $254 on groceries each week, having seven daughters has made Jane and Gary Wails experts in surviving a cost-of-living crisis.
It’s official – this city has the worst traffic in Australia
One Australian city has claimed the unwanted title of the worst traffic in the country.
Prison officer lands behind bars over alleged jail smuggling attempt
A prison guard has landed himself on the wrong side of the bars after being charged with attempting to smuggle drugs into the jail where he worked.
Physio guilty of professional misconduct after massaging breasts
A Sydney physio who massaged a woman’s breasts during cellulite treatment has been found guilty of professional misconduct by a civil tribunal, two years after his criminal conviction was overturned.
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