Hadley and Buzz’s war of words… and they want you to settle it
Ray Hadley and Phil ‘Buzz’ Rothfield are in a war of words – with both claiming the other is older! Take our poll now to settle the debate
Ray Hadley and Phil ‘Buzz’ Rothfield are in a war of words – with both claiming the other is older! Take our poll now to settle the debate
The opposition leader needs to continue making public appearances with Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price if he is any chance of winning on May 3, says Ray Hadley.
A “beloved” father tragically killed in a crash in north western NSW is being remembered as a “cherished” man adored by all.
Sydney’s parks, art galleries and museums are offering up dozens of free and low-cost activities to keep kids busy. Here’s your guide to what’s on these Easter school holidays.
A school once known as the northern beaches’ most neglected public school is set for a 500-seat performing arts hall as part of a multimillion campus upgrade.
Sydney and much of NSW are heading into another stretch of unusually warm weather, with temperatures well above the April average and more sunny days forecast ahead of the Easter long weekend.
A man who police say fled a roadside breath test after allegedly returning a positive result has been charged with hitting a police officer and colliding with a family vehicle which had two young children inside.
General Sir Peter Cosgrove is a Vietnam veteran, former Defence Force chief, ex-Governor General and proud recipient of the Military Cross. As The Daily Telegraph launches “We’re for Anzac Day”, Sir Peter discusses a “true national day”.
Ten people have been charged with more than 30 offences following a three day police blitz targeting youth crime in regional New South Wales.
A 40-year-old pedestrian has died after he was hit by a car in Barrack Heights on Sunday night.
A Western Sydney doctor has been charged with 13 counts of aggravated sexual touching towards two male patients.
Clover Moore’s mission to replace parking spots with bike lanes is making it harder for small businesses to do deliveries in the CBD, as a new survey reveals the Harbour City’s centre is causing drivers the most grief.
Authorities are pleading with families to “make the right choice” on the water after 14 people drowned without life jackets. It comes ahead of a warm, sunny school holiday period.
Diggers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan will finally have their own memorial built in Sydney CBD’s Domain by the end of next year, with the Minns government to unveil their new four-year Veterans Strategy in the lead up to Anzac Day.
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