Man videos himself spray painting Tanya Plibersek’s office
Activist group Rising Tide has claimed responsibility for spray painting ‘liar’ in red graffiti across the window of Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s Sydney office.
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Bowen doubles down on ‘dangerous’ ALP scare campaign
The Energy Minister is standing by a controversial Labor video which claims nuclear energy has been linked to increased rates of cancer, heart attack and strokes.
12 strays of Christmas: The pets looking for a home this festive season
While Christmas is a time of joy and happiness, the festive season often sees the numbers of stray pets skyrocket across Sydney. Can you find a home for these cute furballs?
Named: Everyone arrested in NSW police sting
A covert police task force targeting Asian crime gangs in Sydney has charged dozens of people over the last six months. Here is the list of everyone charged in the police sting.
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Promoter demanding compo after Anzac Day concert shut down
Organisers of a major rock concert planned for the The Domain on Anzac Day want compensation for cancelled ticket sales after RSL complaints shut it down.
Everest set to scale new heights in 2025
A sold-out crowd of more than 40,000 racing fans has been confirmed for today’s TAB Everest, but plans are afoot to make it even bigger in 2025.
King Charles’ royal Aussie tour: 5 minute guide
From the big events to the little details, including traffic changes, here’s everything you need to know about King Charles and Queen Camilla’s royal Australian tour.
Weary online singles turn to in-person dating clubs
Sydneysiders disillusioned with dating apps and daunted by the prospect of approaching someone new in a bar are turning to dinner parties and dating clubs in efforts to find a life partner.
‘Only getting worse’: Commuters brace for timetable setbacks
A shake-up of the train timetable has been deemed another slap in the face for western Sydney commuters hoping for the return of express services, with critics warning the “ramifications are massive”.
Dating clubs the new frontier for singles burnt out by apps
Sydneysiders disillusioned with dating apps and daunted by the prospect of approaching someone new in a bar are turning to dinner parties and dating clubs in efforts to find a life partner.
Shock survey results pinpoint why new vape laws will fail
Vapers are being forced to buy their e-cigarettes on the black market, with only a tiny percentage of pharmacies stocking the legal products.
Ian Roberts on the hilarious moment with coach Bob Fulton that changed everything
Ian Roberts shares the hilarious moment with coach Bob Fulton that unexpectedly changed his career and his life forever.
Vice-Chancellor delayed Sydney Uni’s Indigenous crackdown
Sydney Uni boss Mark Scott intervened to stop stricter rules around people self-identifying as Indigenous, after claims an Aboriginal leader made ‘distressing’ remarks at a yarning event.
Extreme measures families are using to save money
The cost of living crisis is hitting Sydney families hard, with parents having to go to extreme measures to save a little of bit extra money.
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