Why Allison Langdon is happy to step on the treadmill
Nappies, night feeds, toothy toddlers and breakfast television shifts; you might describe 60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon’s life at the moment as one helluva treadmill.
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Gold-plated family: Meet the team behind the biggest charity dinner
Monica Saunders-Weinberg, in her first year spearheading the Gold Dinner — Sydney’s highest profile charity event — has broken two decades of tradition to bring men onto the committee.
Harry Triguboff on life at the top at the age of 86
“I have no bad days, if someone is giving me the s**ts I knock them out,” the country’s third richest man said.
Opening day: Your guide to Sydney Metro
It’s significance to Sydney has been compared to the Harbour Bridge. Here’s all you need to know about the $7.3 billion Sydney Metro northwest ahead of its opening today.
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Revealed: Depraved child sex ring run by teen sisters
VULNERABLE runaway girls who were homeless, in foster care or fresh out of juvenile detention were lured into a vile child prostitution ring run out of Western Sydney carparks and seedy motels by two teenage sisters.
Sydney light rail zones up to 477 days overdue
SYDNEY light rail workers will have to lay 10 TIMES the amount of track a day than they have on average in the past year to deliver the $2.1 billion project by deadline. Several sections of the track are already hundreds of days late.
Take a look at the future of Wentworth Point
A MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR vision for hundreds of homes, a marina, overwater rowing club, library and community facility is forecast as the future of Wentworth Point.
Fugitive boss busted hiding in paradise
CLIVE Mensink, on the run from creditors since the collapse of Queensland Nickel, has been found living the high life in Europe with his glamorous new blonde girlfriend.
Mensink’s lavish life with glam lover
RUNAWAY company director Clive Mensink has spent the last few months wandering shopping malls, spending a fortune with his blonde bombshell girlfriend at designer boutiques.
‘How did my dad die?’
SPECIAL FEATURE: 55 years ago Richard Howard told his wife he would be ‘back in a few minutes’ when he went to use a surf club toilet. Instead, his body was found the next morning in the surf. Now Mr Howard’s son is launching an investigation into the mystery death, as Julie Cross reports.
Riverstone vying for new military vehicle industry
RIVERSTONE businesses are joining forces with Rheinmetall Defence Australia to establish a groundbreaking new military vehicle industry in Australia.
Photos reveal China’s island victory
BEIJING’s takeover of the South China Sea is all but complete. New military intelligence photographs reveal just how advanced its artificial island fortresses have become.
Town centre plans for Marsden Park
A $23 MILLION town centre with shops, a childcare centre, gym and medical centre have been unveiled for Marsden Park as plans for two $103 million estates will see the population surge.
Braking bad: Police crackdown on ‘cowboy’ riders
POLICE are targeting rogue motorcyclists under gang laws as law-abiding riders denounce potentially deadly behaviour on the Old Pacific Highway at Cowan. Specifically the Real Road Racers, after the deaths of two of their members in the past six months.
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