Queen’s Aussie tours told by those who were there
As millions across the globe stop to pay tribute to the Queen on the day of her funeral, the children who met her on her whirlwind 1954 tour of Australia recount the day the Queen rolled into town.
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Lockdown from hell: Aussies stranded in Antarctica for 537 days
As the world grappled with the Covid pandemic, there was one group of Australians who had their mental strength challenged almost to breaking point.
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.
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The body language that brought down a monster
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Insane outfits at the Met Gala
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Choose your own ending in GoT
Ahead of the expected mega-battle in Monday’s Game of Thrones, four of George RR Martin’s fellow authors write how they think it will end. Which scenario do you want?
Is this northwest Sydney’s most dangerous road?
Residents have demanded action on Stanhope Parkway, where a car struck and killed a 72-year-old pedestrian while he waited at a bus stop. Is it time for a road upgrade?
‘Iconic skyscrapers’ planned for The Hills
Developers have revealed ambitious plans for a series of seven ‘iconic skyscrapers’ ranging from 24 to 40 storeys in two landmark locations in The Hills
Paper’s pledge remains strong after 100 years
The first front page of the Hornsby Advocate, published on April 12, 1919, championed a commitment to the shire, which continues on its 100th anniversary.
Four weddings in one day: the city that survived IS
It would have been unthinkable under Islamic State, but on a recent trip to Mosul, News Corp witnessed four weddings in one sunny afternoon. A spark of life is once again returning to this old Iraqi city.
$5b ‘auto city’ vision revealed
World leaders in autonomous technology have met with developers to blueprint Australia’s first ‘driverless city’ in Sydney’s West.
US island invasion ‘warning’ to Beijing
US Marines have ‘seized’ a Pacific island. No, it wasn’t one of China’s island fortresses. But it was all about Beijing. Here’s how they did it.
End of an era for Bobbin Head Garage
Its old-world charm remains an iconic piece of history in the upper north shore, but after four decades in the family, the Bobbin Head Garage has been sold.
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