Sydney’s NYE fireworks set to be most innovative ever
This year’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are set to be the most innovative in Australian history. Here’s what you can expect.
NSW
Family open up on horror car theft at knifepoint ordeal
A manhunt is under way after three men allegedly armed with “big” knives stormed a northern NSW home overnight before threatening occupants and fleeing the scene in two stolen cars.
‘Terrifying’: CYC defends sending fleet into ‘boat-breaking’ weather
The Cruising Yacht Club has defended the decision to send Sydney to Hobart competitors into “boat-breaking weather” as an investigation is underway into the overnight race tragedy.
‘Beyond a joke’: Hoons turn Sydney suburb into racetrack
Noisy hoons are turning streets in a harbourside Sydney into a late-night racetrack – prompting fed-up residents to call for a police crackdown on the antics.
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‘Deeply troubling’: Commissioner’s concern over sex toy haze
The nation’s peak discrimination and sexual harassment body has raised concerns over allegations a group of students used a sex toy to gag a peer during a shocking mock trial at an elite college.
Teen accused of riding motorbike at cop on train platform bailed
A teenager has been charged after allegedly riding a motorcycle on the platform of a Western Sydney railway station, where he allegedly accelerated toward, and hit, a police officer.
‘My little miracles’: How twins saved mum from spinal tumour
A Tweed mum with incomplete paraplegia who found a deadly tumour on her spine while pregnant with twins says her boys saved her life. Now, she’s fighting a new battle.
How many coffees this cafe needs to sell just to pay its power bills
With Treasurer Jim Chalmers claiming the cost of living crisis is on the improve, a Sydney small business says it has never been harder to make a living, with a staggering increase in its power bills.
Sydney’s first $1 million toll rebate suburb revealed
Western Sydney motorists are flocking to claim toll refunds under the Minns government’s signature cost of living relief program with some areas already having hit the $1m mark. Find out which suburbs have claimed the most.
‘I never called Alan Joyce for an upgrade’: PM
Anthony Albanese says he has never requested a flight upgrade from Qantas boss Alan Joyce, but the damaging saga has fuelled calls for a complete overhaul of pollies’ airline perks.
Like ‘mission managers’: Aboriginal land councils slam Albanese government
Indigenous leaders say the government doesn’t listen, after environment minister Tanya Plibersek used an unknown dreaming story to stop a gold mine going ahead in Blayney.
Woman charged after fiery Kombi crash
A Mid-North Coast woman has been charged with negligent driving after flipping her Kombi on the Pacific Motorway before it burst into flames, badly injuring her male passenger.
Why does secrecy surround long-awaited drug summit?
It has 450 participants but you won’t hear what they have to say, and the NSW Liberals aren’t happy, questioning Chris Minns’ “secret”, long-promised drug summit.
‘None of us has heard of it’: Explosive moment in fiery meeting
A fiery ‘truth telling’ meeting of Aboriginal land councils says Indigenous voices have been “disregarded” by the Albanese government over the Blayney gold mine.
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