Meet the Mackellar candidates who want your vote
With the federal election set for May 3 we profile the candidates vying for the northern beaches electorate of Mackellar, what they stand for and why they are running.
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Latham’s good behaviour order after race day spray
Firebrand politician Mark Latham has walked away with a 12-month good behaviour order for giving an Australian Turf Club official a foul mouthed verbal spray at the races.
Liberal Party must lift game to win back this vital seat
Ray Hadley believes Lucy Wicks can reclaim Robertson – but the Liberal Party needs to lift its game with campaigning on the ground. Watch the video
Sole survivor of New Guinea radar operations will march on Anzac Day
They operated in secret in the New Guinea jungle, operating advanced radar technology to provide Australia with protection against Japanese fighter bombers. The sole survivor of those RAAF radar crews will march on Anzac Day in memory of his mates.
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How a tender act sealed Peter Cosgrove’s faith Anzac legend will live on
General Sir Peter Cosgrove is a Vietnam veteran, former Defence Force chief, ex-Governor General and proud recipient of the Military Cross. As The Daily Telegraph launches “We’re for Anzac Day”, Sir Peter discusses a “true national day”.
Gun, knife seized: 10 charged in youth crime blitz
Ten people have been charged with more than 30 offences following a three day police blitz targeting youth crime in regional New South Wales.
Man killed after being hit by car south of Sydney
A 40-year-old pedestrian has died after he was hit by a car in Barrack Heights on Sunday night.
Sydney doctor charged with sexually touching two patients
A Western Sydney doctor has been charged with 13 counts of aggravated sexual touching towards two male patients.
Bike lane madness exacerbates Sydney CBD congestion
Clover Moore’s mission to replace parking spots with bike lanes is making it harder for small businesses to do deliveries in the CBD, as a new survey reveals the Harbour City’s centre is causing drivers the most grief.
Seaside blitz to save school holidays turning deadly
Authorities are pleading with families to “make the right choice” on the water after 14 people drowned without life jackets. It comes ahead of a warm, sunny school holiday period.
First look at Sydney memorial for Middle Eastern war veterans
Diggers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan will finally have their own memorial built in Sydney CBD’s Domain by the end of next year, with the Minns government to unveil their new four-year Veterans Strategy in the lead up to Anzac Day.
Minister’s ‘deceptive’ ad referred to Electoral Commission
The former mayor of a major regional city has made a formal complaint to the election watchdog after he was featured in an Albanese government minister’s election flyer.
Shock diagnosis ‘a blessing’, says Dundovic
Aged 38 and in great shape, model and actress Laura Dundovic doesn’t seem like a candidate for bowel cancer. So results from a recent scan came as a shock.
Andrew Constance under fire for $16k taxpayer-funded travel
A star Liberal candidatehas come under Labor fire for spending more than $16,000 of taxpayers’ money, while another Liberal candidate’s honourific has been dropped from promo material. The Sauce investigates why.
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