This weekend, the Sunday Telegraph’s entertainment section is getting a little extra sparkle — because Tyra Banks is taking over. She’s kicking off by sharing a list of her favourite spots around Sydney.
Karen Webb has become our most divisive public servant since she was appointed NSW’s first female Police Commissioner in 2021. With her exit from the job looming, here’s the inside story of her time in the role.
Hidden on the outskirts of the Sydney basin, Emu Plains boasts a rich history and in 1914, there was no shortage of young men clamouring to volunteer for active service.
Heartbreaking details of preventable child deaths have prompted calls for an urgent overhaul of the state’s flawed reporting system after several fatal incidents went undisclosed to authorities.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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”.
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.
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.
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