‘Bit chaotic’: Inside the mission to push a roadster to the pyramids
It had been a long wait and a mountain of paperwork for this red Bean 14 roadster to hit the road to the Egyptian capital in the name of charity. Here’s how it played out.
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What you need to know about Sydney train strikes
Sydney is bracing for a major transport upheaval as planned industrial action by the RTBU threatens to grind the city’s train network to a halt this weekend. Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know.
Woman killed in house fire in Sydney’s west
A woman has died after being dragged unconscious from a fire at a home in Sydney’s west. Police and firefighters are working to determine the cause of the blaze.
‘Defies logic’: Organic food loophole revealed
A loophole allowing food to be marketed as organic despite containing just two per cent organic ingredients is set to be closed, with new regulations coming to make it easier to identify the real thing and weed out fraudsters.
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Arrest in London public toilet a low point
While his charges are the talk of the moment, a run-in with the law involving a London public toilet also saw Alan Jones hit the headlines 35 years ago.
‘Blood is blood’: Palestine support polarises western Sydney council
Cumberland ratepayers will pay for a public art installation honouring Palestinians, prompting a debate in which opponents hit out at the council’s failure to recognise Israeli victims of ongoing conflict.
Why Dolly’s death remains a beacon of hope against bullies
Dolly Everett’s parents have worked tirelessly to help children in the six years since their daughter’s death. Here they reveal why they’ll never give up the fight to help victims of bullying.
Alan Jones and his high profile supporters
From elite sports stars to prime ministers and media moguls, Jones has many powerful allies, but not many of them have supported him publicly since the indecent assault allegations against him were first raised.
Alan Jones’ rise and downfall as radio kingpin
He was long-time king of the airwaves, the man who had Prime Ministers on speed dial. This is the rise and fall of Alan Jones as a radio power.
Hadley speaks out on ‘soured’ relationship with Alan Jones
Legendary radio host Ray Hadley has spoken of his relationship breakdown with his former colleague. It comes as Alan Jones was arrested in relation to an investigation into alleged indecent assaults.
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Inside Sydney’s Little India
Joe Hildebrand explores Sydney's 'Little India' in Harris Park.
‘Greatest man that lived’: Tributes to Lebanese cucumber pioneer
A western Sydney resident said to have introduced the Lebanese cucumber to Australia has been remembered not just an astute market gardener, but also an admired family man.
Rugby league’s all-time team of bad boys
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