‘Beautiful Ben’: Family, classmate’s heartache after fatal crash
Tributes are flowing for a Tweed teenager who died after a horrific car crash on a winding back road near the Qld-NSW border as his heartbroken family prepare for his funeral.
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‘Incredibly insensitive’: Organisers urged to change vigil’s Oct 7 date
The Palestine Action Group has been urged to change the date of a planned vigil from October 7, with the proposed date for the mourning of “12 months of genocide and terrorism” labelled “insensitive”.
Kyle shares Vaucluse intruder drama live on-air
Police are hunting two intruders, spotted prowling around a home near KIIS FM radio host Kyle Sandilands’ house in the affluent Sydney suburb of Vaucluse.
Elderly man dies in quad bike crash
An 82-year-old man has died after his quad bike flipped on a remote property in the state’s north west. Here’s what we know.
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‘Super squad’ set to battle breast cancer
One of singer Samantha Jade’s most enduring memories of her late mum Jacqueline is watching her struggle to write thank you cards to the nurses caring for her during her cancer battle.
Wakeley church riot arrests
NSW police arrested the suspects from the Wakeley church riots.
End of the WFH era: Minns’ back-to-work call splits Sydney
Thousands of workers have been ordered back to their desks, officially ending the work from home era. Businesses have backed in the premier’s call but not everyone’s happy. Have your say.
Landlords banned from slugging renters on extra costs
NSW landlords and real estate agents will no longer be allowed to slug renters with extra costs under strict new laws. Find out what charges will be banned.
Huge salaries of Australia’s top bankers revealed
Greedy banks are fuelling the cost of living crisis by sucking $112 billion a year out of the economy on the back of the RBA’s interest hikes as CEOs trouser muti-million-dollar bonuses.
Unions still holding up Metro opening
A fresh dispute has erupted over how many safety issues need to be fixed before the new line can open with the firefighter’s union claiming there are still 20 issues to be resolved.
Aussie A-listers join Sydney uni’s car park brawl
Mel Gibson and Richard Roxburgh have signed an explosive letter sent to the University of NSW, warning a new project risks NIDA’s survival.
Public servants ordered back to office
Plus banks huge pay day, terror threat level upgraded, Isaac Humphries and Olympic skateboarder.
‘Probable’: ASIO raises terror threat level
Australia’s terror threat has been increased in part because of a deterioration of social cohesion exacerbated by social media.
Trew blue schoolmates cheer on Aussie Olympic prodigy
Teen skateboarding star Ruby Trew won’t have the home ground advantage when she hits the quarter-pipe in Paris, but she will have hundreds of schoolmates cheering her on from Sydney.
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