Aussie celebs share their Christmas traditions
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, so we decided to see how some favourite Aussie celebs will be spending their Christmas Day.
NSW
‘Read the room’: Rail union lashed
Sydneysiders have slammed the rail union’s disruptive industrial action and huge wage demands which have left NYE celebrations at risk of being cancelled. Have your say, vote in our poll.
‘Everyone stays alive’: A day in the life of a Byron Bay witch
She may not ride a broomstick or boil frogs but Byron’s ‘wild witch’ throws blood on her garden, crafts roo skin drums and hosts “immersive wilderness retreats” – all to help women unlock their “inner magick”.
Sydney’s Newington College struck with dual lawsuits over co-ed move
A current student of elite inner-west private school Newington College is suing his school over its decision to introduce girls, while parents have moved to launch a class action over what they claim was “deceptive” conduct.
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Meth cook on hook over more charges
An unemployed Tweed man who set up a makeshift meth lab in his mum’s home could face more charges after admitting further offending in court. Here’s what happened.
Named: Son accused of stabbing dad to death in Sydney’s west
A man is set to spend Christmas behind bars after allegedly stabbing his father in the neck in Sydney’s west, in what police have called “another sad, domestic-related incident”.
New details on how much NSW residents lost in ‘biggest rip off’
New details have revealed how much NSW residents were illegally charged by Services NSW, in a “rip off” that pulled in $144 million.
TV journalist, broadcast giant George Negus dies, aged 82
One of the original 60 Minutes reporters, who became a broadcast legend, media stalwart George Negus, has passed away after a battle with dementia.
Tragic anniversary of sports coach’s senseless murder
A year has passed since the senseless and violent murder of a young sports coach in an elite Sydney school bathroom by her short-term ex-boyfriend, leaving the nation reeling.
Snake and the city: Venomous reptile makes a home in CBD
A venomous snake made a ‘bizarre’ appearance at a busy transit hub in inner Sydney – but a wildlife expert says it isn’t unusual to spot a snake in the city. See the video.
‘No welcome to country’: Elders take stand amid Jetty poll results
As Coffs council prepares to be presented with its Jetty Foreshore poll results, Indigenous elders say they will refuse for the first time ever to provide a welcome to country if state plans go ahead.
Minns announces help package for black-out hit Broken Hill
After a week of power shortages that have crippled the town’s infrastructure, the Premier has unveiled a raft of financial support measures for residents and businesses affected by the crisis.
24-hour commissioner splashes $275k on American spin doctors
Sydney’s 24-hour Economy Commissioner Michael Rodrigues has come under fire for splashing $275,000 to hire a US-owned spin doctor to build the brand of his office.
‘Risk of wall collapse’: Shonky work uncovered in new house
Structural dangers, loose bricks and fire safety hazards have been exposed during an inspection of a property in Sydney’s northern suburbs.
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