‘Throw the book at them’: Farmers slam animal activists’ attack
Animal activists have slashed tyres, spray-painted livestock trucks and damaged vehicles, prompting the nation’s largest farmers’ association to call for tough penalties to be imposed.
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Bad news for caffeine addicts: Coffee price hikes on the way
Industry leaders are warning Sydney coffee lovers that price hikes are coming — and China developing a cappuccino craving is behind the cost pressure on cafe owners.
Coalition matches $1b cash splash on south-west Sydney rail
The announcement means, no matter who wins the election, major work will start taking place for new rail links in Sydney’s south-west.
‘What a banger’: Beaches butchery wins sausage awards
A gourmet butcher on the northern beaches who declares the “bangers are better” in his suburb has snagged a double win at the annual state Sausage King awards.
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Dutton’s big call on Australia Day ceremonies
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has vowed to restore the requirement for councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day if the Coalition wins the election.
Fury over ex-NSW Aussie of Year’s bizarre Facebook outburst
Deng Thiak Adut’s social media account unleashes on Donald Trump over a range of issues including the war in Gaza as wildfires destroy America’s second largest city — leading to rebukes from Jewish leaders.
Ute probe after arson attack on council chambers
Detectives investigating a suspected arson attack on the Lake Macquarie City Council chambers have released two fresh images of a ute which could hold the key to solving the crime.
The final leg: Bean team meet a beast they cannot tame
After clearing quarantine, the 100-year-old Bean roadster is back on Australian soil for the first time in months and they crossed paths with a beast even they can’t tame. Watch the video.
TV treasures: Showbiz pioneer’s incredible memorabilia sold off
As a trailblazing media exec, the late Brian Walsh collected plenty of one-of-a-kind pieces during his extensive career in the entertainment industry. Now they’ve gone under the hammer.
‘Miserable’: Young Sydneysiders unload about Aussie nightmare
The great Aussie dream to own a house with a backyard for the kids to run around is turning into a nightmare, with exclusive analysis revealing the average salary needed to buy a home in four major capital cities.
‘Sick of being told what to do’: Aussies react to date debate
As Australia Day discussions heat up, readers have weighed in, with many voicing support for keeping the celebration on January 26.
Bulk-bill medical care a one-in-three gamble for Sydneysiders
The battle to find an affordable GP is now harder than ever for working adults in NSW. Here’s why.
Rezoning set to create thousands of jobs, homes near new light rail
The state government has unveiled a rezoning plan that is set to create up to 12,000 high-value jobs and deliver 2500 homes along the new Parramatta Light Rail line as it looks to meet the growing needs of one of Sydney’s fastest-growing central business districts.
Health breakdown: Experts’ dire warning over psychiatrist exodus
A chorus of healthcare professionals warn NSW’s most vulnerable patients are at serious risk of harm after 200 psychiatrists in the public hospital system resigned amid a bitter pay dispute, while the Minster responsible is on holiday.
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