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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FBI warning as Israel reveals how it will mark October 7
A chilling message has been issued as Israel prepares to mark the grim anniversary of the attack that changed the world. See the photos, video.
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.
‘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.
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.
‘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.
‘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.
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.
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.
$60m lottery business of ‘Lambo Guy’ under investigation
Known as ‘Lambo Guy’, Adrian Portelli is the famous multi-millionaire bidder on The Block. Now his lottery business is being investigated by two states, and he says he’s got nothing to hide.
The business empires of Adrian Portelli and Troy Williams
Adrian Portelli and Tory Williams, known as ‘Candyman 2.0’, both love their luxe lifestyles and fast cars. Now, we can reveal some of the secrets behind the pair’s business empires.
‘Someone knows’: The push to solve a deadly 30-year secret
A $750,000 reward remains for information about what happened to Hunter teenager Allison Newstead – as unsolved homicide squad detectives confirm the investigation remains active.
Dying Rose podcast: Listen to all the episodes here
A gripping new podcast investigating the deaths of six women as their families question how they died – and whether police did everything they could to find answers.
Laughing goon fired nail gun into terrified drivers on the freeway
A teenage tradie was seen “laughing” as he brandished a nail gun at terrified drivers on the M1 motorway where he shot one in the head, another in the bicep and shattered a window.
‘Red flags’: Star lifts lid on FTX crypto fraud case
As an actor by day, Ben McKenzie knows a bit about lying. Here’s how the star of Gotham saw through crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried before the catastrophic downfall of FTX.
Melted fork and a quiet ‘chat’: anatomy of a cell bashing
A quiet word, a sneaky walk into a cell as others stand guard, a melted-down plastic knife made into a “shiv” and the inevitable understated account from all inmates. This is an anatomy of a prison bashing.
Desperate farmers ‘drought proofing’, pleas for water deliveries
Desperate farmers are scrambling to droughtproof their land, as pleas for water skyrocket. See the communities hit the hardest here.
True blue and gold: A Parramatta legend’s life in pictures
From his family to charities, former Parramatta Eels president Alan Overton’s compassion meant he left a legacy beyond the footy field. See our photo tribute to ‘Mr Parramatta’.
Musk and Zuckerberg’s cage match to be held at epic location
In a clash of the tech titans, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are getting set to thrash it out in a battle that no one saw coming.
Funniest memes to get you through today
Lockdowns across the nation may be easing, but we’re not out of the woods yet. Take some time out and get ready to LOL at the best memes going around.
$26.7bn of development could be fast-tracked
A $26.7 billion list of some of the state’s most contentious development applications have been submitted to the NSW Government in a bid to fast-track them during the COVID-19 crisis. SEE THE EXCLUSIVE LIST FOR YOUR SUBURB HERE
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.
‘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.
How friendships fractured in Bennett v Broncos clash
In part one of Peter Badel’s Clarion-nominated series on the fallout between Wayne Bennett and the Broncos, club boss Paul White opens up on how things went downhill so fast and on his rumoured deal with Kevin Walters.
How many layers (of prosthetics) does an ogre have?
It takes Two-and-a-half hours for Ben Mingay to layer on prosthetics and stage makeup before every performance of Shrek the Musical. These behind-the-green pictures show the incredible transformation.
Incredible photos from Victoria’s bushfire crisis
As bushfires wreak havoc on the state, incredible stories of perseverance and survival have emerged. The Herald Sun’s photographers have been in fire-ravaged communities, capturing heartbreak, heroism and hope.
Too cute: Pooches great and small on board HMAS Choules
Pets provided light relief for evacuees on board the HMAS Choules, with one Victorian documenting the dogs that were transported to safety with their owners. These are her adorable photographs.
Hilarious photos show Santa picture fails
It’s a Christmas tradition for many, but sometimes taking a photo with Santa isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Herald Sun readers have sent in some hilarious failed Santa photos.
Red carpet welcome for Presidents Cup golfers
The Presidents Cup festivities teed off this evening, with a black-tie dinner welcoming the who’s who of the golfing world to Melbourne ahead of the prestigious golf tournament later this week. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Gallery: Famous faces attend exclusive NGV Gala
International stars Salt-N-Pepa have joined a bevy of local famous faces at the National Gallery of Victoria this evening for the third-annual NGV Gala. Take a look at all the pictures from the red carpet.
The Brisbane runner who conquered the world
BRISBANE’S Jacqui Bell is the youngest person to complete an ultra-marathon on every continent, and the intense challenges involved pale in comparison to other life obstacles. She speaks to Grantlee Kieza about her incredible achievements.
Wild weather takes it toll around Victoria
As Victoria continues to battle through the wild weather conditions it faced on Thursday, new photographs reveal the big challenges the CFA crews encountered.
Smashing Dishes: Where to learn how to cook
For all home cooks, entertainers or budding MasterChefs, there’s a cooking scool for you
Five must-see show highlights
From the human cannonball to chook washing, there’s plenty of exciting and entertaining must-see acts at this year’s Royal Hobart Show. SEE ALL THE PHOTOS FROM DAY ONE.
What does your MP own? Explore our SA pollie tracker
UPDATED: Ever wondered whether your local MP has other sources of income? Or how many properties they own? Or what gifts and travel come as a perk of the job? Explore the very latest data in our easy-so-search register of the interests of every SA MP.
Who will win the World Cup?
Can Australia do it? Will the All Blacks make it three in a row? The rugby World Cup kicks off on September 20 and you can predict the winner with our special predictor. And see how many other fans agree with you.
Surviving the Hawkesbury: an oyster farmer’s story
Millions of oysters were killed by a devastating disease on the Hawkesbury River’s crippling the lifeblood of the waterway and the farmers, writes Jake McCallum and Maryanne Taouk
How Sydney became the nation’s craft beer capital
Sydney’s independent breweries have launched a “buy local” campaign as they take a shot at foreign-owned CUB and Lion’s dominance of Australia’s $16.5 billion beer market.
How Bondi’s Jill Ogai went from Nippers to The Nutcracker
From dancing around the family lounge all the way to the Sydney Opera House — ballerina Jill Ogai is among the nominees for one of the most coveted dance awards, but says her “soul is so happy” when back at home in Bondi.
‘I’m reluctant to sign off on 130 years of family history’
Fifty years ago there were dozens of commercial fishermen plying their trade on Pittwater, in Sydney’s north. Today Mark Arblaster – whose fish are highly sought-after by Sydney’s finest restaurants – is the last of his kind, writes Ben James.
Images of beauty hide scary truth
Our planet stands on the edge of a climate disaster which threatens its fragile beauty, yet the irony is the crisis creates many opportunities for haunting, starkly beautiful imagery.
Family’s joy after harrowing premature birth
A father of two has reflected on the traumatic birth of his son, Ellis, ahead of dad’s day on Sunday. Elliot Crisell could not be prouder of how far his family have come, along with the help of “guardian angles” at the Royal Hospital for Women.
Jimmy fronts up to work after split with Nadia
Jimmy Bartel’s shock split from wife Nadia hasn’t stopped the ex- AFL star from doing his day job as the former couple face intense scrutiny. SEE THE PHOTOS
Albo’s grand plan to tackle overdevelopment
A vision for a nationwide master planning division to better connect communities across Australia is Anthony Albanese’s ‘Big Australia’ plan.
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