Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Parramatta weather
As spring sets in what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
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Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Parramatta weather
As spring sets in what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Parramatta weather
As spring sets in what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
Here’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Parramatta weather
As we move into spring what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.
‘Bullied, humiliated, suicidal’: How war broke Corporal Chris Moore
For 20 years, Chris Moore captured the raw truth of frontline operations for the Australian Defence Force. But in his hour of need, he was abandoned. See the video.
Prince Harry blames fake news as UK burns
As the UK tears itself apart by stabbings, riots and draconian crackdowns, the Duke of Sussex blamed the social media spread of misinformation for the ‘complete breakdown’ of society.
Trump v Harris: Massive war chests to win the White House
The Democratic Party didn’t skip a beat in shifting its loyalty – and a $A146.5m war chest – from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris. See how it compares to the Republican Party’s campaign.
A year since Australia shunned Charlie Teo, China says thanks
A year after restrictions were imposed on Dr Charlie Teo, a leading neurosurgeon in China has issued a massive ‘thank you’ to Australian authorities. Find out why.
Cocaine Inc. takes you inside the business of cocaine
Cocaine Inc. — a new podcast series from True Crime Australia and the UK’s The Times and Sunday Times, examines the global drug business.
‘I wish I had the cancer instead of her’: Li Cunxin on wife Mary’s health battle
After stepping away from Queensland Ballet 12 months ago, former director Li Cunxin, with wife Mary, has opened up about the private health battles they’ve been facing behind the scenes.
FULL LIST: NSW Sport long service award recipients
From rugby league to equestrian, basketball to judo, meet the New South Welshmen and women who have gone the distance in their unwavering passion for sport. See the full statewide list.
‘Have not seen grief like it’: The crash that changed the Hunter
Ten dead, 25 injured, hundreds of lives shattered, and a country in deep shock and mourning. The catastrophic repercussions from the Hunter bus crash continue one year on.
Western Sydney Airport risks becoming our ‘ghost city’
The multibillion-dollar Western Sydney Aerotropolis may become a “China-like ghost city” – according to planning experts – amid desperate calls for clarity on vital infrastructure links.
Let Them Be Kids: Save our teens from social media scourge
The age limit that children can access social media should be raised to 16 as Australian kids face the worst humanitarian crisis of a generation. JOIN THE LET THEM BE KIDS CAMPAIGN
‘Sight of the gods’: Unseen letters of the Anzacs
Written in ink on fragile paper by the Anzacs as the horror of war raged around them, these lost letters have emerged. Now, Australians can read them for the first time.
Watch now – Every episode of The War II: Kill or be killed is here
The War II: Kill or Be Killed is an explosive new documentary series examining the new wave of bloodshed and brutality among Sydney’s most feared gangsters. Watch every episode now.
‘My clients come out floating’: Day in the life of a sex shaman
From helping victims of rape to kicking men in the privates as hard as she can, this “sex shaman’s” job is anything but a standard nine to five. She opens up on how her work “heals”.
Inside the intensely private world of art dealer Philip Bacon
Wickedly funny, understated, control freak. Philip Bacon is widely recognised as Australia’s leading art dealer but there’s a lot about him the public doesn’t know.
The NSW jail that is breaking all the rules
As an ex-cop, few of those inside Macquarie are willing to talk to Gary Jubelin, let alone trust him. But when they do it gives an insigh into a whole new world. Don’t miss Episode 5 of Breaking Badness.
Tragic story behind mum’s urgent plea
A cancer survivor who gave birth to her stillborn baby boy has shared her story so other lives can be saved.
Aussie artist opens solo ‘sun-soaked’ Sydney exhibition
An acclaimed “beach-obsessed” Australian artist has returned to his northern beaches’ birthplace, opening his solo exhibition, ‘Mirror Maze’ on Saturday. See pix from the event.
The War: Young Blood – Inside Sydney’s postcode gangs
Eleven teenagers murdered in four years against a backdrop of ‘drill rap’ performers who use lyrics to brag openly about killings and muggings. Look inside Sydney’s ‘postcode gangs’ with The War: Young Blood. WATCH HERE
Cheng Lei: My hell in a Beijing black jail cell
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Watch now: Every episode of The War is here
Seventeen murders in two years. It is the worst gang war Sydney has seen in a generation. Watch every episode of The Daily Telegraph’s groundbreaking video series and delve into the tit-for-tat gangland killings that exploded into a family blood feud between the Hamzys and Alameddines.
The Race: How The Everest defied the industry and started a war
The TAB Everest electrified the global industry and divided Australian racing when Peter V’landys unveiled the world’s richest race on turf. But it’s the high stakes moves behind the scenes that really capture the imagination. WATCH The Race documentary.
Lismore’s proposals to limit flood damage ignored for years
Lismore locals have spent decades proposing well-researched and affordable engineering solutions to limit flood devastation – but there has never been any action by government.
Sitting in stomach waste: ‘I hated it because I felt dirty’
Reva Blowfield was given another patient’s meds and was refused vital treatment while in a dirty hospital bed. She is one of many Aussies who have exposed horrific incidents in our hospitals.
The Lost Ones — a new podcast
The Lost Ones is a podcast series looking into the stories of those who’ve disappeared without a trace in the rugged Tasmanian wilderness.
Photos reveal 70 ways the Queen changed the world
As the Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, these 70 images capture the ups and downs of her 70 years on the throne. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Traumatised kids left ‘to rot’
Almost five-years on from the Royal Commission, Don Dale Youth Detention Centre is locking-up kids for 23 hours a day.
‘Pathetic’: No hospital plans for new west Syd Airport city
The NSW Government has been grilled for planning to build a city the size of Adelaide without a public hospital at the Western Sydney Airport city.
AFLW Top 30: Why the AA skipper sits above all
From Matildas goalkeeper to the AFLW’s reigning MVP, Brianna Davey is the complete package. What makes the Pies superstar the best player in the league?
How brave mates survived twin tragedies
When fears grew for the safety of a large group of teenagers who were struggling in the aftermath of the deaths of their two mates, drastic action was needed.
Covid forced 200 officers on leave at once at Sydney prison
Hundreds of officers at a single Sydney prison were placed on leave at once at the height of the Delta outbreak. See the latest in our special report.
‘I was burnt, I nosedived the plane’: Cop’s miracle act
Darren Hopkins thought he was going to die as he flew in a cockpit filled with fire. But a miracle act and lucky encounter saved his life. SEE THE PHOTOS, VIDEO
Shock report reveals prison Covid cluster decision
SPECIAL REPORT: Covid-positive prisoners were taken to public hospitals instead of a purpose-built facility at Silverwater as Covid cases spiked.
Mission Zero: Getting Australia to a net zero future
Climate change has bedevilled Australian governments. We are putting an end to all of that so we can get our nation on a path to a net zero future.
‘Higher on ice’: Drug cooks make new ‘nasty meth’
Cops are seeing a new ‘cheap, nasty’ version of ice, which is said to be from organised crims working together, like syndicates did in Operation Ironside.
Eye Spy: Inside the world of private detectives
Welcome to Eye Spy an eight-part podcast about the mysterious and often dangerous world of private detectives.
Top 50 homes with the best views in NSW
These incredible homes get the best glimpses of Sydney and NSW, from water views to cliff backdrops and vistas of rolling hills brimming with forests. SEE WHICH IS No.1
Aussie mum’s shocking prison texts while facing death row
Adelaide mum Lisa Cunningham, who is facing the death penalty in the US, has likened her case to Lindy Chamberlain’s as she claims she was set up. READ HER PRISON TEXT MESSAGES
Aussies get mum’s wedding ring back after 9/11
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Tributes for ‘extraordinary’ Australians who died on 9/11
As the terror attacks unfolded in the US on September 11, the ripples of the catastrophe reverberated across the globe and tore through the heart of a western Sydney community.
The 911 photo that kept a man awake
TWENTY years on, this picture spawned one of the most unlikely stories to come from the tragedy of the September 11 attacks. WARNING: Graphic content.
Mafia’s Web podcast: How the Italian mafia run in Australia
A new podcast, Mafia’s Web, takes audiences inside the nefarious world of the mafia and exposes their ruthless reach into Australia.
Sydney’s own Suits: Young criminal lawyers making a huge impact
The world of criminal law is not an easy road to traverse but these young, hotshot lawyers are navigating a path to the top.
Shattered Charlie Teo opens up on ‘soul destroying’ claims
Dr Charlie Teo’s critics accuse him of being a money-hungry, lone wolf who makes sexually inappropriate remarks. But what hurts most is the claim he doesn’t care about ‘bad outcomes’.
‘Screaming, blasts’: How Aussie escaped Taliban killing spree
Australia’s acting ambassador to Afghanistan came close to being murdered by Taliban insurgents at a Kabul hotel. This is how she survived. WARNING: Graphic
‘Got d**ked on, shot in the neck’: Aussie war heroes’ secret diary
A secret group of ex-SAS fighters have never received an Australian war medal. Now, Scott Morrison’s government is under fire to explain why not. READ THEIR DIARY OF MAYHEM
30 moments from Tokyo that made Olympics history
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