Students, teachers raced to hospital after suspected CO2 leak
Three teachers were treated for suspected carbon monoxide poisoning and hundreds of students evacuated from a Sydney high school on Friday afternoon.
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Hate speech and anti-Semitism laws pass after fiery debate
Labor has accused the Coalition and Greens of watering down hate speech laws by imposing a three year expiration date and allowing discussion of religious texts to be protected.
‘I can’t stop’: Former teacher jailed over horrific child images
A retired teacher jailed for possessing sickening child abuse material told police he was “glad” he was finally caught as his “addiction” had spiralled out of control.
Albo’s star candidate to appear before inquiry over $50k grant
A star Labor candidate is being dragged into a Coalition-led grants inquiry after she secured funding for a women’s group that had some of its members volunteer for her during her state election bid.
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Stamp duty out, land tax in: Plans to fix housing crisis
Scrapping stamp duty and replacing it with land tax is one of a raft of proposed solution to our housing crisis, to be debated at a conference this weekend. Tell us what you think.
‘Bulls**t’: Fury over ‘unprecedented’ citizenship blitz before election
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke will churn through three days of citizenship ceremonies from Friday, giving thousands of new citizens the right to vote in crucial western Sydney seats which could decide the outcome of the impending election.
Islamic medical association’s bizarre statement after nurses video
The Australian Islamic Medical Association has issued a bizarre statement after two Sydney nurses threatened to kill Israeli patients in a highly-publicised video, prompting swift condemnation by a top Jewish leader.
‘Mongrels’: Meet Joy, 95, the latest victim of Moree’s crime scourge
Joy Cunningham has lived in Moree her whole life. As youth crime spun out of control, she moved to an aged care facility, admitting she was “scared”. Last weekend, her family home was burnt to the ground.
NSW Nationals leader took RFS plane to Hunter Valley
Nationals leader Dugald Saunders took a taxpayer-funded NSW Rural Fire Service plane to fly from his electorate in Dubbo to the Hunter Valley in order to attend a series of wineries for meetings.
Parents demand answers after 2yo son dies at Sydney hospital
Toddler Joe Massa had his whole life ahead of him. His parents Elouise and Danny claim a systemic failure by Northern Beaches Hospital led to his “cruel and preventable” death.
‘A real shame’: Parents’ dummy spit after council ditches daycare
A South Coast council attempting to toddle away from the brink of financial ruin have angered parents after slashing an affordable daycare service.
‘Conflict of interest’: Greyhound watchdog boss sidelined
The boss of the greyhound industry watchdog has been dropped from his role after being offered the top job at Greyhound Racing NSW – the very group he was meant to scrutinise.
100 firefighters battle massive factory inferno in Revesby
Firefighters have worked through the night to contain a massive factory blaze in Sydney’s southwest.
Surprise secret to success of Australia’s most remarkable – and oldest – elite athlete
He is one of Australia’s most remarkable athletes – a soon to be 99-year-old still competing in the elite arena and making waves, Now he’s revealed the secret of his success and future plans.
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