‘No fear’: eSafety Commissioner takes X, Meta to task
Australia’s online safety watchdog has “no fear or favour” for any tech bosses as she launches a scathing new report on the world’s top digital platforms.
NSW
‘One-stop shop’: $47m wellbeing centre for neurological patients opens
A “familiar, welcoming” centre that provides accommodation, occupational therapy and support for people living with progressive neurological problems has opened in Sydney’s west.
From back brace to NSW Waratahs for teen Queensland cricket ace
The name is familiar and so is the face but this rising star of rugby is playing different sports to the one that made his dad a household name and sent his cousin to the Olympics.
Staff to be quizzed over vulgar ’sperm’ game
Staff at the Office of the Children’s Guardian will be quizzed about a “vulgar” game of “pin the sperm on the uterus” featuring staff baby photos on the “sperm”.
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The five worst bin acts revealed
How hard is it to dispose of garbage without irritating your neighbours? It seems there are quite a few ways to commit a dog act on bin day. SEE THE LIST.
Pint o’clock for builder as $1.2m plans for historic pub lodged
A historic South Coast pub is set for a huge revamp, with plans bubbling away at council for new accommodation, a drive-through bottle-o and expanded facilities.
Nat Barr on how she’s survived the cutthroat world of TV
This year Sunrise co-host Natalie Barr will head to Europe, but for the first time in over 20 years it will be without a camera crew by her side – nor will she be accompanied by her two children.
Demountables drop out in major western Sydney school upgrade
A western Sydney primary school littered with demountables in the middle of a rapidly expanding community has scored an upgrade that includes 10 permanent classrooms.
Israeli influencer exposes Aussie boy over anti-Semitic remark
Israeli social media influencer Max Veifer has confronted an Australian boy who was caught on video making a disturbing anti-Semitic comment during an online chat, while his friend shook his head.
Landmark $4.8b public school deal ends stand-off
An extra $4.8 billion in Commonwealth funding will be provided for NSW public schools, but better results for students has been demanded by the Albanese Government.
What is the date? How can I vote in 2025 federal election?
With the end of the three-year federal government term rapidly approaching, here’s everything you need to know about casting your vote.
76 calls in 12 weeks: how cops are reacting to repugnant new crime
New figures show how many times police have responded to calls since this dangerous behaviour became a crime. And experts say it shows the message is getting through to people.
Ex-cop allegedly helped bikie kingpins escape to Turkey
The Comanchero bikie gang allegedly relied on a former Turkish cop to help make the country a safe haven… until it wasn’t.
Premier refuses to plunge taxpayer funds into debt-ridden Star casino
Shares in Star Entertainment were suspended from trading on the stock exchange after it failed to publish its half-yearly results on time and released a statement saying there was “material uncertainty as to the group’s ability to continue as a going concern”.
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