Mercy dash to save Bali bomb victims
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A series of low-pressure fronts are expected to roll across coastal and inland NSW for several months.
Perrottet warns ‘significant risk of flash flooding’
The NSW Premier says to expect heavy rainfall on the east coast of Sydney overnight, with fears the big wet could stick around for weeks, or even months.
Frontier war clash divides historians
The nation’s leading historians are locked in a heated debate over the Australian War Memorial’s pledge to recognise frontier warfare in a new exhibit to be opened in 2028.
Slow return to surgery after Covid backlog
The number of patients waiting for critical joint replacement operations has begun to decline, but experts say the improved wait times are not enough to shift the enormous post-pandemic backlog.
Faithful laud their premiership heroes
They turned out in their thousands, ready to thank their premiership heroes and exchange stories of how the west was won.
Coalition ‘scared to fight for its values’
Conservative figures attack the Morrison government’s unwillingness to confront issues of culture and identity.
Church apology to gay man ‘a cop out’
A gay man who says he was forced to give up his role at an Anglican church has branded an apology from the diocese’s Dean as ‘remorseless’ and ‘without compassion’.
Blue blood behind school’s stellar NRL success
For anyone walking the corridors of St Dominic’s College it’s almost impossible not to notice: this is a school that takes its NRL very seriously — and it’s got the silverware to prove it.
AFP’s Operation Guardian to hunt Optus hacker
The Australian Federal Police says it has a ‘long and complex’ investigation ahead of it, while the telco agrees to pay for thousands of new passports.
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