Burke’s backyard: Where new citizens will vote
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.
NSW
Probe into funding for Islamic groups who defended Bankstown nurses blocked
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.
Key seat Gilmore could flip according to new polling
New polling suggests a key Labor seat is set to flip to the Liberals, in a major boost to Peter Dutton’s bid to become prime minister.
$80m plan for Sydney’s first truck-only stop
Truck drivers transiting through Sydney will finally have their own oasis on the road. Industry bosses say the amenity is overdue and much-needed.
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Jail bashing of Bassam Hamzy allegedly ‘ordered via Triple J’
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.
Man in cuffs after ‘carjacking spree’ across Sydney
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.
How the humble golf club is making a comeback
Golf clubs have seen a significant rise in social memberships, with families and young people flocking to venues across Sydney.
First look: Leagues club unveils $300m ‘unparalleled’ plan
Sydney’s west will become home to an “unparalleled” entertainment and residential precinct, with Parramatta Leagues Club set to be transformed in a $300m revamp. Take a look.
Eight dead in six days: Horror week as road toll surges
Eight people have died in crashes across NSW since Friday taking the year’s road toll to 332, less than a fortnight before Christmas.
Taxpayers slugged $5.4m for toll review with nothing to show for it
A review of Sydney’s toll network has cost taxpayers more than $5.4 million, but drivers have yet to see any changes.
Pictures reveal how Aussie capital is crippled by working from home
Canberra’s economy is being crippled by stay-at-home public servants as small businesses in the nation’s capital are hit by a massive loss of trade.
Sex Crimes Squad detectives charge man after allegedly attempting to groom child – Strike Force Trawler
Sex Crimes Squad detectives have charged a Port Stephens man after he allegedly attempted to groom a child through social media under Strike…
‘Slay’, ‘They’ve got better jerseys than us here in the US’: US radio hosts go wild over NRL jerseys
US radio show hosts go wild over Warriors, Panthers, Sharks and Raiders jerseys in the lead up to next year’s NRL season-opening games in Las…
‘Watch fireworks at home’: Train strike union’s advice to NYE revellers
It wants to halve New Year’s Eve trains with one million people on the move, but the rail union says that won’t ruin Sydney’s big night: there are other options … like buses and staying home.
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