Anthony Albanese on Tuesday personally intervened to save Australia’s only charity for parents who lose a child after The Daily Telegraph revealed the organisation had been dealt a $6m funding blow.
Kids and adults will be able to access up to 10 free swimming lessons through their local pool or swim school under an overhaul to the state swim program. See the list of eligible providers.
The Telegraph can now reveal the electorates which have greeted 13,000 new Australians after Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke directed his department to schedule industrial-scale citizenship ceremonies.
The Minns Government has blocked moves to investigate the funding of Muslim groups behind a controversial communique supporting two Bankstown nurses who claimed to have killed Israeli patients.
More than a year and a half since a multimillion-dollar apartment complex was proposed for a rapidly growing NSW south coast town, the regional council in charge of deciding its fate has provided an update on its construction.
North Sydney Boys High School has topped the HSC for a second year running. This is the moment they found out.
Just two years after opening, “challenging market conditions” are blamed for cafe, bar and restaurant venue The Orchard going into voluntary administration, with directors keen to trade on.
Australian roads have always been a danger and there is new evidence that things are getting worse.
Taking on last season’s finalists in Saturday’s derby will test the Thunder. But big-hitting recruit Sam Billings says his side is “as strong as anyone” ahead of the blockbuster, which headlines a big month of Sydney events. SEE WHAT’S ON
More details have emerged of the allegations raised against a once promising surfer and instructor after his arrest on child sexual abuse charges, with police providing an update in the case.
A three-year-old boy is fighting for life in hospital after being found unresponsive in a backyard pool in Sydney’s southwest, police are investigating the incident.
Emergency crews are racing to restore power to hundreds across Sydney’s Northern Beaches after intense heat put pressure on the grid.
The website for the ABC’s youth music station Triple J was allegedly used by a major organised crime figure to set up the jail bashing of rival gang boss Bassam Hamzy.
A man allegedly embarked on a carjacking spree across Sydney, beginning with the theft of a delivery courier’s van in the CBD and ending in handcuffs in the city’s south after unsuccessfully threatening two other drivers with a knife.
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