‘Never gave up hope’: Richard Scolyer’s huge milestone
Despite being given just months left to live, Richard Scolyer is not letting anything – not even the most aggressive brain cancer – get in the way of his 250th parkrun.
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Croc shock: Should Sydney host Brisbane Games rowing events?
Anthony Albanese has suggested Sydney host rowing and canoeing events for Brisbane’s 2032 Olympics, rather than North Queensland crocodile country. TAKE OUR POLL.
Sponsors drop former Olympian after whipping video goes viral
The fallout from dramatic footage of former Olympian Heath Ryan repeatedly whipping a horse has been swift, with key sponsors dropping him and the sport’s governing body imposing sanctions.
Steely resolve: New minister’s strong message for Trump
Protecting Australian jobs is not enough for union secretary turned minister Tim Ayres. Now he’s focused on defending Australian steel against Donald Trump.
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Barnaby: There must be accountability for ABC’s Last Post edit
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How six new Western Sydney Airport metro stations will look
Sydneysiders can now get a glimpse at the six new Western Sydney Airport stations after Sydney Metro unveiled its final designs for the highly-anticipated transport hubs. Get the first look at your future commute.
‘Someone shot my mum’: Woman killed after home peppered with bullets
A 65-year-old woman was killed by a piece of shrapnel after her home was peppered with bullets in what police believe was a “warning shot” intended for another target.
‘Rough start’: Fire, flood and foul fields for embattled football club
Disaster has hit a Coffs Coast soccer club not once, but three times, with the new president describing his brief tenure as a “baptism of fire” for a sporting community that will not be defeated.
Seaside councils reject free beach parking plan for renters
Two Sydney seaside councils are pushing back against a state government plan to allow renters in their areas to have the same free beach parking rights as ratepayers. Take our poll.
Sydney patisserie’s ‘bird cake’ flies off shelves and goes viral in China
From 100 cakes a week to 150 cakes a day, a West Pymble patisserie is going gangbusters after causing a social media sensation in China.
‘She’s run her race’: Hadley urges Webb to step down
NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb needs to step down and give someone else a go at the top job. “She’s run her race’, says Ray Hadley.
Chris Lilley quietly drops first episode of new Mr G project
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Pilot killed in horror outback plane crash
A pilot has died after crashing at a remote airstrip in the state’s far west, with authorities now probing what caused the early-morning crash.
Man in a latex mask: Police CCTV appeal after firearms robbery
Police have released CCTV footage of a man clad in a latex mask after an arsenal of firearms were stolen from a Chipping Norton home.
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