Why Sydney commuters are hearing this message
Heading to work? Look out for terrorists. That is the message to Sydney commuters under a new national security campaign.
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Revealed: Toll relief to end, minister says it’s ‘very expensive’
Toll caps for families struggling with the cost-of-living will not be extended in a major blow to household bottom lines under plans to focus on wider toll reform.
Man critical after e-scooter crash on the northern beaches
A man is fighting for life after falling from an electric scooter on Sydney’s northern beaches on Tuesday night.
Accountant charged over alleged organised crime mortgage fraud
An accountant has been charged after allegedly using his professional role to aid the Alameddine crime network, with police alleging he helped orchestrate a fraudulent mortgage scheme.
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Lauren Zonfrillo: ‘Jock’s final words do give me comfort’
Celebrity chef Jock Zonfrillo’s last words weren’t spoken aloud to his wife Lauren – they were written down in a journal the widowed mother-of-two draws inspiration from during times of hardship.
$6 a snag?! Australia’s democracy sausage price spike
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James & Co seek social licence to aim higher
James Packer and his property development partner Time & Place are now seeking to secure affordable housing bonuses for their proposal to redevelop The Chimes complex at Potts Point.
NRL team’s comeback is a Bears hug from the past
The news the Bears are being readmitted to the NRL has triggered a raft of powerful emotions for their devoted and long-suffering fans, writes Lisa Mayoh.
Voters choose ‘better the devil you know’
Voters have punished Peter Dutton for being out of touch because he doesn’t know the price of eggs, others think he’s “genuine” and stands standing up for Australians. Watch the final Voter Verdict.
How Neil Perry prepares his world-famous steaks
Margaret in Sydney’s Double Bay has just been ranked number 2 on a list of the best steaks in the world. Neil Perry explains why his food is so popular. Watch the video
ALP bulk orders anti-Dutton signs as corflutes flood Sydney
The Labor Party is understood to have bought 1,200 rolls of bunting with a photo of Peter Dutton and the words ‘he cuts, you pay’ flooding polling booths ahead of today’s election.
Man charged after car torched after house sprayed with bullets
A man police believe is linked to a drive-by shooting, where CCTV captured the moment when two people were seen exiting a black SUV and unleashing a volley of bullets at a home in western Sydney, will remain behind bars on remand.
Test of metal: Commute chaos as truck spill shreds hundreds of tyres
The homeward commute could be a slow crawl on the M1, which has reopened after more than 300 vehicles were stranded with punctured tyres when a truck lost its load and scattered metal fragments for 25km.
MP’s husband fronts Labor volunteers over banned sign
The husband of MP Dai Le has fronted members of the ALP after the party was banished from using a misleading sign of Ms Le alongside Peter Dutton in Fowler. WATCH the exclusive video.
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