‘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.
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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.
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Born in a tiny town and spending her life tending to her children and horses, Felicity Fraser also had a huge secret – she was helping her boss try to import hundreds of kilograms of cocaine.
How AI teaching will ‘change education as we know it’
Artificial intelligence is being rolled out in the classroom, and teachers have come out in force to support. Read what it means for your child’s education here.
Ranked: Australia’s most dominant and feared bikie gangs
They are Australia’s most feared criminal enforcers, responsible for a trail of blood and bodies across Sydney streets. Here’s where they currently rank in their struggle for power.
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In an era of champions, Kaylee McKeown might be best of them all
A tall, thin asthmatic who wears prescription glasses, Kaylee McKeown is an Olympic champion but a largely unsung member of Australia’s swim team. But she could just be the pick of the bunch.
Digital disaster: Managers in the dark
A major stuff up of Geelong council’s digital transformation has long been suspected by staff. We’ve looked inside to find out what went wrong and how it will be fixed.
Sydney’s special place that focuses on life and love, not death
Ange Lati spent her days singing and dancing until she was 14 when she was diagnosed with an extremely rare case of childhood dementia. One place is able to provide the family with the care they all need despite this heartbreaking diagnosis.
D-Day for wounded warrior but will he show for defamation ruling?
Australia’s most decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith relaxed poolside in Bali hours before the landmark judgment in his defamation case is handed down in the Federal Court.
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