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.
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.
With a huge weapons arsenal and tunnel network stretching hundreds of miles in southern Lebanon, Hezbollah is gearing up for what it calls a ‘historic opportunity’.
Two Bermagui mates are running more than 600km to the MCG in time for the AFL grand final, all to raise money and awareness for a common injury.
A twisted killer who was serving a three-decade jail sentence for the violent slaying of a 16-year-old boy has been stabbed to death in prison.
Potential changes to negative gearing has led to an almighty war of words, with many quick to slam the notion. HAVE YOUR SAY
A senior NSW minister says Kiama MP Gareth Ward should be investigated after turning up to parliament at 4am without his pants on and allegedly smelling of alcohol.
A man has been charged with murder after another was fatally stabbed outside a Mexican fast food restaurant after having dinner with his family two days ago.
Experts have raised the alarm over banned oral nicotine products, which remain freely available at convenience stores and could “hook” children
Farmers near Tamworth say the bushland along the proposed route for transmission lines is home to not only a significant koala population, but other threatened species.
Federal police allege Sydney tiler Ali Rahimi lied to his wife about their reason for travelling overseas, then abandoned her in Pakistan without her passport or visa.
Sydney is one of the most expensive cities to fuel up in and exclusive new data explains why that is the case. The good news is, there’s something you can do about it.
A Sydney developer fears Australia’s entire economic system will fall apart if negative gearing reforms are introduced, after the Prime Minister refused to close the door on them entirely.
The trial will be made permanent, meaning women can access resupplies of their oral contraception pills from the pharmacy in a bid to combat to pressure on GPs.
Labor set to face extra pressure on negative gearing, especially in the event of a minority government, from teals and Greens crossbenchers.
The tight shorts, bleached blond mullet and momentous marks made Warwick Capper a one-man PR machine and AFL icon. Having played for both the Swans and the Lions, The Wiz has his say ahead of the season decider.
A recently approved apartment building pinned for the heart of the Batemans Bay CBD has returned to council after the developers behind the plans revealed a redesign.
The community is rallying behind a Coffs Harbour mum and her two children after a ferocious blaze ripped through their home, leaving them with “nothing but the clothes on their backs”.
Help decide the best eats and treats in NSW with the 2023 delicious. 100.
A quartet of young sailors are proof positive Australia has the talent and mongrel to be “back at the table” in upcoming America’s Cups.
As part of a promise from NSW Premier Chris Minns to reduce the government’s senior executive workforce, millions have been spent on payouts to staff exiting.
Explosives which may have sat live for three months after failing to detonate during a planned mine explosion have blasted a hole nearly two metres deep – and hurled large rocks 100 metres away – after being disturbed by a dozer.
There was a heartbreaking moment at the funeral of Ben and Russell Smith, aged 9 and 11, who were fatally stabbed, when their father farewelled them.
Unable to make it to the MCG on Saturday? Check out our list of the best spots in Sydney to watch the AFL grand final live in Sydney.
Two alleged members of the Alameddines, including one who held the role of “bodyguard”, have been charged over a prison drug ring.
The fight for a Eurobodalla cancer clinic promised more than two years ago continues, with the shadow health minister and a federal candidate slamming the politician who made the undelivered promise.
Eighteen months after being ousted from the church they built, Hillsong founders Brian and Bobbie Houston launch a new family venture – and it looks nothing like the church they once commanded.
Anthony Albanese made a major announcement about Western Sydney airport last month. The catch? It’s not a done deal.
New data has revealed the average age people are dying in every suburb across NSW, as well as shocking divides where residents are dying far too young. Search your suburb here.
Only 2 in 10 psychiatrists plan to stay in NSW after they finish their training, in a shocking trend that experts say will lead to a ‘mental health catastrophe’.
No First Nations Ambassador, smaller land councils, no media censorship of Aboriginal communities, and a royal commission into child abuse. Jacinta Nampijinpa Price outlines her vision in our High Steaks interview.
A bushfire on Sydney’s Northern Beaches has been escalated to an emergency warning level, after a planned hazard reduction burn escaped containment….
Renters will be able to find out if they are being ripped off, with the Minns government to launch an online comparison tool using bond data.
The Coalition is considering an overhaul of beer excise, as the price of schooner hits $15 in some pubs and hoteliers say the tax is killing the industry.
A Liberal MP says public servants tackling climate change are emitting a lot of carbon dioxide flying around the world to attend meetings about not emitting carbon dioxide.
Feminist trailblazer, author, change agent and business woman Wendy McCarthy has listed her coastal Narrawallee retreat with $4m price guidance.
A growing number of Aussies are sporting tattoos, with one in four sporting ink somewhere on their bodies. But are face tattoos accepted yet?
Businessman Nahi Gazal has been charged with 95 offences after allegedly making false claims to gain a financial advantage from the ATO.
The $300 million redevelopment of Penrith Stadium has hit a hurdle as the Minns government fights an Aboriginal land claim over the site.
Students will be taken on school excursions to nightclubs under a radical state government program aimed at stopping teenagers from getting into fights, becoming drunk or having a drink spiked.
Days after another arrest and a harrowing near death overdose, family and friends have pledged to “not give up” on a mission to bring back the fallen game show host from the depths of despair.
An inner west community club is sandwiched between two train lines and under the flight path, but a handful of locals complain that the noise is overbearing.
Billionaire James Packer jetted into Sydney midweek, reportedly to spend time with his mum Ros, who is recuperating from a debilitating injury, writes Annette Sharp.
Homeowners are being forced to spend tens of thousands of dollars for flood insurance they may never need – with premiums increasing by 900 per cent in ten years. See the reasons here.
Yet another multimillion-dollar vision to redevelop the embattled Balmain Leagues Club site Sydney’s inner suburbs could finally see hundreds of homes, a new registered club and shopping precinct revive the inner west eyesore.
A massive 65,000 fans gathered on tenterhooks for dual-code elimination finals on Friday night – with the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground heaving as the Swans took on Port Adelaide Power.
Trains at Bondi Junction were stranded with no drivers on Friday evening. It comes ahead of the Minns government making all trains across Sydney free this weekend in the face of mass disruptions due to industrial action.
Deported from Dubai just a fortnight ago, Hells Angels bikie boss Angelo Pandeli is free to come and go from his luxury digs, despite being wanted as a “serious and organised” crime target.
A major emergency operation is underway in Sydney’s CBD after a car crashed into a power pole, “snapping it in half”. Here is what we know.
Deported from Dubai just a fortnight ago, Hells Angels bikie boss Angelo Pandeli is free to come and go from his luxury digs, despite being wanted as a “serious and organised” crime target.
Works to convert Sydney’s T3 heavy rail line to a metro service are back on track after NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen agreed to put extra staff on the driverless services.
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