War just changed, forever
They’re difficult to detect. Even harder to hit. And dodging them may not be an option. Hypersonic weapons have arrived. And they could send warfare back to the trenches.
In Depth
How ghosts are driving out old Sydney jail owners
Paranormal activity at the Old Parramatta Gaol has got so rampant that the “house full” sign has now gone up on ghosts as some Aboriginal people refuse to go on site after dark.
Roslyn Oxley has no second thoughts about Bill Henson
Oxley didn’t have a second thought about revisiting an artist who had previously stirred up such a controversy? “Not at all.”
Inside charity’s big night: Gold Dinner smashes milestone
Sydney philanthropic night of the year went off with a bang, raising more than $3 million for a good cause.
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Russia unleashes secret stealth fighter
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WWII veteran speaks for the first time
WHEN war broke out in 1939, Mr Brown was still schoolboy at Scots College. When he turned 18, he could not ignore it any longer and enlisted. He speaks for the first time about the horrors of war.
University teased for Hills
WESTERN Sydney University Assistant Vice-Chancellor Dr Andy Marks has teased a high-rise university campus to be the home of innovation in the Hills.
Why Trump’s strike was a failure
IN the aftermath of Donald Trump’s airstrikes, Syrians who are stuck on a border crossing, some of whom have been living in limbo for years, reveal why his mission wasn’t accomplished.
Veteran’s greatest heartache
NOT even having 364 members of his battalion killed in 20 minutes of World War II could break 94-year-old Kokoda Track veteran Reg Chard. But it was the death of his wife of 66-years that he says nearly killed him. Reg tells his story.
South Dural development withdrawn
GROUNDBREAKING plans for 2900 homes in South Dural have been withdrawn by developers — following a five-year battle by residents and community groups to protect rural land.
New transport link between Parra and Norwest
A MASS transit link from Norwest to the heart of Parramatta is being earmarked as a part of groundbreaking infrastructure planning by the Greater Sydney Commission.
Australia’s brutal backdoor drugs war
AUSTRALIA’S border security has taken on a worrying dimension as the trade in narcotics and weapons attracts dangerous players. The fightback has begun.
The greed that led to wife’s brutal murder
MARK Caleo was a young man looking to go places when glamorous Rita Chye walked into his parents’ Blakehurst cafe in 1984. Today the former restaurateur was found guilty of soliciting the brutal murder of his ex-wife.
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