Election mode activated: Three key battlegrounds in Albo’s sights
The Prime Minister went bush on the first week of his unofficial 2025 election campaign, determined to show people he’s a ‘genuine bloke’.
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Taxpayers fork out huge sum to upgrade NSW parliament cafe
Taxpayers have forked out enough to buy a small inner Sydney apartment to renovate a cafe in NSW parliament house.
Private school takes on British A-levels to bypass HSC ranking
A small group of students at one of Sydney’s priciest private schools are the guinea pigs in an educational experiment – can Aussie students master the British A-Levels, and avoid the HSC’s scaling sting in the process?
Everyone’s wild about zoo’s baby boom
The population of Sydney Zoo is growing in numbers and cuteness as the lemurs, meerkats, squirrel monkeys and capybaras welcome new additions.
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New probe in wake of massive Manly brawl
Cops have established a strikeforce to investigate a 40-person brawl at the iconic Manly Wharf after a teen was allegedly set upon by a large gang of youths. Here is what we know.
‘Tall order’: State govt stands by EV targets despite drop in sales
The NSW Government is standing by an ambitious target of having electric vehicles make up almost one-third of all new car purchases in just two years’ time, despite a downturn in sales.
Aussies fear for LA home in ‘heart’ of inferno
An Australian family is waiting and watching in horror as a winter inferno threatens to flatten their home in Los Angeles.
‘Vibrant soul’: Tragedy after man, 22, drowns on New Year holiday
Family and friends are grieving the death of a man who was known for bringing joy to “everyone around him” after he drowned during a New Year’s trip to Newcastle with friends.
‘A life well lived’: Talented Scots student farewelled
A touching funeral service for 15-year-old Scots College student Luca J Bennett was held on the Central Coast today, where his family and friends farewelled the talented artist and basketball player.
Approved: Retail precinct set for rapidly growing commercial district
A south coast town’s rapidly growing commercial district is set to grow even larger, with a regional council approving the construction of another retail precinct. Here are the plans.
‘Indelible mark’: Young rugby league ref dies suddenly
An “exceptionally promising” western Sydney rugby league referee has left his peers devastated after dying suddenly in his homeland aged just 31.
Grieving mum’s mission to educate nation on rare cancer
A grieving mother, desperate to honour her late daughter’s wish, is forging ahead with the goal of teaching Aussies about the cruel and rare cancer that killed the 22-year-old. Here’s how.
Double the Joy: Giraffe calves born days apart
Two giraffe calves are delighting staff and visitors with their playful antics at a south coast zoo. See the video.
Inside the squad cracking Sydney’s most heinous crimes
In a special investigation, The Daily Telegraph goes behind the scenes with the expert team of police detectives who refuse to allow murder victims to be forgotten — and, they’ve got a message for the killers who think they got away with it …
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