Premier attends funeral for Lalor Park children
The 3 children killed in the Lalor Park fire by their husband were farewelled today
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NRL hits Mitchell with breach notice
South Sydney star Latrell Mitchell has been hit with a breach notice by the NRL, after a leaked photo scandal
‘Ripped my heart out’: Larry Emdur sits down for High Steaks
Australian TV royalty Larry Emdur opens up ahead of huge Logies nomination
Best food spots along Sydney Metro
DTTV explores the best food spots along the new $21 billion Metro
Tradie accused of domestic violence after manhunt
Southwest Sydney tradie accused of domestic violence after manhunt
Sydney suburbs where prices have fallen
Sydney suburbs where property prices have actually fallen in the past decade.
Getaway car torched after gangland execution
A suspected getaway car was torched after a man was shot dead in Sydney’s west overnight.
Latrell Mitchell leaves Souths HQ after meeting with the board
Rabbitohs star Latrell Mitchell leaves the Souths Sydney HQ after addressing the club board
‘Not like before’: Sydney’s ‘Little Italy’ struggles
DTTV chats to Leichhardt locals about ‘Little Italy’ back in the day.
Model sent ‘death threats’ before tragedy at Sydney brewery
A young model found dead in the bathroom of a popular Sydney brewery had been receiving death threats in the weeks prior, her father has revealed.
Company’s hilarious response after parking shocker call-out
A bad parking page ousted the haphazard parking of a Brisbane-based company’s car – you’ll never guess their response.
‘Same old Bizza’: To’o on fifth straight NRL Grand Final
Brian To’o speaks ahead of the NRL Grand Final
Spiritual scammers target elderly Asian women
Scammers are targeting elderly Chinese women in a string of “spiritual scams”, stripping victims of hundreds of dollars and precious jewellery.
Buttroses come together to mourn family matriarch
Fadi Ibrahim and Maria Venuti were among several Sydney identities at the funeral of Elizabeth Buttrose, farewelled on what would have been her 79th birthday.
Sydney businesses in lurch after major construction firm goes bust
Small businesses who worked on the roof of Western Sydney Airport are stuck in limbo after a major construction firm went bust. They are now pleading with the PM for help.
Sydney council’s Labor-Liberal alliance risks ‘alienating’ voters
Backroom negotiations between Labor and Liberal councillors to share power on a southern Sydney council will risk alienating voters who put their trust in the major parties, according to a fellow councillor.
Family of missing man found dead give heartfelt goodbyes
The family of missing northern NSW man Gage Wilson – tragically found dead in bushland after a three month search – have put the 31-year-old to rest and honoured his “loving legacy”.
Disease-free Tassie devils from Aussie Ark to hit global stage
Tasmanian devils free of devastating facial tumours which threaten to wipe out the species are set to thrill zoo patrons worldwide as part of conservation efforts.
Simple way Coles, Woolworths are getting you to spend more
Supermarket juggernauts Coles and Woolworths are under fire for “misleading” discounts, now consumer advocates have highlighted the other tricks used.
Strap yourselves in: Tele recreating iconic 1920s global roadtrip
The Daily Telegraph’s cartoonist Warren Brown and Editor-At-Large Matthew Benns will update readers in real time as they follow the 26,000km London to Melbourne route taken by Aussie adventurer Francis Birtles in 1927.
Revealed: $11m+ plans for Central West tourist stay
Fresh plans have been lodged to a regional council which have revealed the first look of a multimillion-dollar tourism accommodation hub.
Major retailer in trouble, axes 200 stores
The well known retailer is axing some of its most recognisable brands as it tries to deal with a financial fallout.
Shock images of toddler wearing Hezbollah T-shirt at Sydney protest
Images have surfaced of a toddler at a pro-Palestinian protest held in Sydney wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the Hezbollah flag.
Five ways Iran can retaliate, but not without deadly risk
Iran’s most important ally, Hezbollah, is facing catastrophic defeat as Israeli tanks roll across the border of Lebanon – but Tehran has vowed to hit back.
Toddler wears Hezbollah T-shirt at Sydney protest
Images have surfaced of a toddler at a pro-Palestinian protest held in Sydney wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the Hezbollah flag.
Beach season kicks off with the raising of red and yellow flags
The iconic red and yellow flags back up on beaches this weekend as thousands of surf lifesaving volunteers return to the NSW coastline for the 2024/25 Surf Life Saving Patrol Season.
Two teens among four dead in horror crash
Four people dead in horror crash on Newell Highway, Tomingley
Furious farmers speak out over supermarket pricing fight
Action taken against Woolworths and Coles by the consumer watchdog has triggered a fierce response by farmers supplying the big chains.
Why the hell is PM letting Greens game him over housing crisis?
Gen Z ‘anger’ over negative gearing and the great Australian dream of owning a home is being exploited by the Greens in their political point scoring against the Prime Minister.
‘We will never forget our angel’: Charlotte’s heartbroken family say goodbye
When Charlotte was little she would tell the story of how she was once an angel in heaven who only came down into the world when she saw her mumma needed her. On Friday, Charlotte’s mum could not fathom why her little angel had gone back to heaven so soon.
High-rise hell: Why this suburb is turning into an apartment desert
In 30 minutes you can get to the Sydney CBD. In about 10 you can access plenty of green space and swimming spots, and in less than five minutes you can find dozens of eating and drinking options. And yet apartments in this suburb are failing to sell.
How many extra homes have been approved in your area?
The Sydney communities bearing the brunt of building thousands of new homes in a desperate scramble to meet the state’s ambitious housing targets can be revealed. FULL LIST HERE.
A sneak peek inside the Freemasons’ chamber of secrets
A new leader of the Freemasons in NSW and the ACT is keen to clear up the myths behind the rituals, special handshakes and hidden symbols of the mysterious brotherhood.
Burke accuses Greens of pouring fuel on toxic Gaza fire
For the first time Labor Minister Tony Burke addresses the threat of Muslim Votes party in his electorate — and accuses his political rivals of inciting bigotry and bullying.
Fractured Buttrose clan is united in grief
The warring Buttrose clan of Vaucluse will be expected to lay down their swords after years of animosity when they celebrate the life of family matriarch Robyn “Elizabeth” Buttrose.
Shock figures reveal students attempting suicide at school
The number of suicide attempts by students in NSW public schools in a single year has been revealed in shocking new government documents.
‘Fearless poker face’: Men accused of Ibrahim kill plot were basketball opponents
The two men charged with conspiracy to murder Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim were semi-professional basketballers who played in the same competition. Here is what we know.
Sports and TV celebrities remember legend
The professional achievements of racing commentator and television producer Graham McNeice were dwarfed by tales of his loving and respectful at a moving Sydney funeral.
‘Sick of eating 2-minute noodles’: Private nurses serve strike action
Ramsay Health Care’s CEO earned over $2 million last year, but fed up Mid-North Coast nurses and midwives say they can’t even get a $2 pay rise. Here’s why they will no longer stand for it.
‘Down and proud’ punk model ‘born to be a superstar’
Northern NSW teen Raji Renshaw loves everything about being a model and actor – the travel, make-up, shoes and clothing. Soon he’ll strut the catwalk in his fourth Kidz Fashion Week gig.
‘Rain band’: Wet weather smashing Aus coast
Millions of Australians have been warned to brace for more rain and thunderstorms, as parts of the country shiver through snow and winter-like temperatures.
‘Fighting with full force’: Netanyahu rejects ceasefire
Blasts have rocked Beirut as Israel’s Prime Minister ignored urgent calls for a ceasefire and ordered his military to keep fighting with full…
Seinfeld star’s new Aussie ad
Jason Alexander has starred in a new ad for Uber Eats
Listening tour begins: No Voice? It’s time to talk treaty
Despite the failure of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, the Minns government has appointed three commissioners to conduct a year-long ‘listening tour’ to work out how to create a state Indigenous treaty process.
Undie-Gate MP to be investigated by parliamentary probe
Kiama MP Gareth Ward’s 4am walk to parliament in nothing but underwear and a T-shirt will be investigated by parliament’s Privileges and Ethics committee.
The Race: Season 2 Episode 2 preview
Join Ray Thomas in the lead up to The Everest – the richest race on turf in the world
Pharmacists say no to stocking vapes as new laws kick in
From next week, adults can buy a vape from a pharmacy without a prescription. It’s part of the plan to stop black market vapes. There’s just one problem …
Plans to tackle south coast childcare ‘crisis’ revealed
A Sydney developer has revealed plans to tackle a childcare crisis in the Shoalhaven, proposing a three-storey, 116 place childcare centre and cafe.
‘Bad old days’: Fears of attacks against parking rangers
The union is up in arms over the NSW government’s decision to ban ticketless parking fines, warning the move will put parking rangers at greater risk of assault and abuse.
Single reason this league fan became a Swans tragic
It’s not easy for a diehard rugby league fan to reveal they’re now a Sydney Swans tragic. But for Dane Eldridge, there’s one key reason to get on the bandwagon.
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