Mates under fire: The NSW south coast ‘temporal saints’
What happens when more than 1000 people are left to their own devices to fight for their lives in an inferno? In this podcast you will find out, and you will meet the best of Australians.
In Depth
Tributes flow for Sydney’s hospital heroes
The Daily Telegraph’s campaign to support the state’s frontline health workers — our last line of defence in the war on coronavirus – has been inundated with messages of support. READ THE FULL MESSAGES
Send your support messages to our frontline COVID-19 workers
The Daily Telegraph today launches a campaign to support the state’s frontline health workers — our last line of defence in the war on coronavirus as the State reveals a plan to retool local manufacturers to fill gaps in essential protective supplies. SEND A MESSAGE OF SUPPORT HERE.
‘I’m ambitious to make as big a contribution as I can’
Wentworth MP, former diplomat Dave Sharma is not afraid to speak his mind, writes Sharri Markson.
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Are these the world’s best wedding photos ever?
DESTINATION wedding photographers can take a couple’s big day to another level. These are some of their award-winning images taken around the globe. SEE THE PHOTOS
Twiggy sets his sights on saving the seas
Mining magnate and philanthropist Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest’s new passion is saving our marine life.
Sydney’s underground drone racers revealed
In a basement carpark in Sydney’s west, it’s getting on midnight and the air is filled with the squealing whirr of tiny rotors – this is drone racing, an underground circuit mixing video gamers and model makers who meet in carparks, warehouses and abandoned buildings.
Babe composer reveals the hit movie’s back story
MUSIC runs in the veins of long-time composer Nigel Westlake and he has built a career on the back of a pig.
‘UberAir’ plan to take commute to the skies
A REVOLUTIONARY program that would see our daily commute take to the skies with low cost helicopter rides across Sydney has been revealed. Dubbed UberAir, it is an initiative of international ride sharing company Uber to fight congestion.
Lisa Blair’s amazing story of survival at sea
Solo yachtswoman Lisa Blair is planning the first non-stop unassisted circumnavigation of Australia by a woman, but she nearly didn’t get to the starting line.
The man who hunted humans
IN scenes eerily reminiscent of the movie Wolf Creek, German tourist Josef Schwab roamed the Kimberley, executing five strangers in cold blood before dying in a firefight with cops.
The grandmother who just vanished
PODCAST: A loving grandmother went for a walk to the shops and was never seen again. The only sign of her, a handbag found in the bush. Her family said she fell in with ‘undesirables’ but haven’t given up hope after 15 years. Listen to Lost in Sydney podcast episode IV.
Sydney granny’s teacakes were a recipe for murder
MATRONLY grandmother Grills’ family visits bearing home-baked cakes and tea were always welcome. But no one thought the dumpy Sydney woman with thick-rimmed glasses was actually a suspected serial killer poisoning those she simply wasn’t fond of.
The Squad
AN unguarded commander walks into the heartland of Middle Eastern gang activity to pick up a rocket launcher – it seems like an unwise move, especially without appropriate security precautions, and these detectives have none.
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