Coalition home affairs spokesman James Paterson has pointed the finger at the Prime Minister for not being strong enough in his support for Israel, amid Mr Albanese’s calls for a ‘de-escalation’ in the region.
NSW Police are still scrambling to work out how many ballistic vests have gone missing following repeated audits, and if they’re in the hands of criminals as the number stretches to thousands.
Organisers’ admission it would be “impossible” to stop Hezbollah flags or symbols being displayed, and fears thousands – not hundreds – would attend fuelled police moves to stop weekend pro-Palestine rallies, says NSW Premier.
An investigation into a workplace death in Sydney’s west is set to examine whether the “absolute tragedy” was caused by a truck reversing into shelving, knocking building materials onto a worker.
The defence has made their last ditch plea to a jury in the trial of a man accused of sexually touching his intellectually disabled daughter, allegedly sliding his hand down her underpants.
A dog attack left Kirra pet shop cat fighting for her life, missing a paw and on the verge of being put down. However, NSW’s most southern coastal community had other ideas.
Iran notified the US of its missile attack on Israel, but this is why the attack could have been more serious, writes Richard Spencer.
A North Sydney Bears assistant coach who will face court later this month after police allegedly found 10 bags of cocaine in his Pyrmont hotel room has been stood down.
Ashlyn Nassif has successfully applied to the court to have three key bail conditions suspended over the Christmas break.
A mother is using the grief of losing her son by suicide to fight the youth mental health crisis, creating a mural in his honour and pushing one important message: You’re somebody’s someone.
A fire at a hotel in Sydney’s inner west forced the temporary closure of Parramatta Rd in a westbound direction, causing major traffic disruptions. The road has now reopened.
For the first time, we can reveal that police allege two men planned to kill Ibrahim execution-style in an “organised crime contract murder”.
Elliyah Nassif is Jarome Luai’s biggest fan. The 11-year-old has shared some life-changing moments with the star NRL player in the past and while she is a lifelong Panthers supporter, she will probably support him no matter where he goes.
Mark Morri explains how the officer let a driver off he knew
Dozens of rounds of live ammunition, police uniforms and bulletproof vests are in the hands of criminals after being stolen from cop cars during…
Greens leader Adam Bandt doubles down on controversial changes to proposed vaping laws.
A dangerous new bus trend has been slammed in Australia.
Brent Read joins DTTV to discuss all things Wests Tigers and the ongoing court battles of Panthers star Taylan May
Join us in honouring Monique’s remarkable story and her courageous approach to life and death.
Australia’s runaway real estate prices are expected to hit the brakes over the next 18 months.
Blake Peterson woke up in a hospital bed with no right leg, an arm that wouldn’t work and no memory of what got him there.
We chat to The Twelve actors, Sam Neill and Frances O'Connor, ahead of season two.
As the calls for Joe Biden to stand down grow, there is one voice that is working even harder to ensure the President stays in the race.
US President Joe Biden says it was a mistake to use the word 'bullseye' to describe Donald Trump
Daily Telegraph’s State Political Editor James O’Doherty chats to former Premier of NSW Morris Iemma.
It’s been a massive week in the NRL. The Storm and Panthers have qualified for the grand final, while the Broncos axed coach Kevin Walters after…
The weather bureau has issued a severe storm warning for the Northern Rivers, with damaging winds and large hailstones likely. Here’s the latest.
After more than a decade, the Shoalhaven Council will officially be a Greens-free zone, with election results revealing extremely low numbers for all Greens candidates – including existing councillors.
Has Jahrome Hughes overtaken Nathan Cleary as the best player in the NRL?
A neighbour desperately tried to get authorities to help a woman in the grips of a mental health episode hours before she got behind the wheel and was involved in a fatal crash.
Truckie by day – mythical creature by night. The Northern Rivers’ own garden gnome wasn’t always so “camp and colourful”, having battled the fear of coming out in the “rough” world of FIFO mining.
The last train on the T3 Bankstown line made its final journey just after midnight on Monday morning, with Sydneysiders along the line preparing for more than a year of bus services as the track is converted for Metro.
Peter Dutton has said it is “completely unacceptable” that no arrests have been made following protests in Sydney and Melbourne where people displayed pictures of the late terrorist leader Hassan Nasrallah.
The Newtown Jets are mourning the loss of their longtime president, Barry Vining, who tragically passed away after suffering a heart attack while celebrating the team’s historic win.
NSW Police officers have been banned from using WhatsApp, social media or any messaging platforms other than SMS on work mobile phones under a controversial ruling by Commissioner Karen Webb.
Providers claim state tax hikes on private health insurance could force 60,000 people to drop their cover, heaping further pressure on the strained public health system.
Artaban de Lacharriere, who fell 15m down a cliff between Manly and Freshwater Beach and had to endure six surgeries, is thanking blood donors for ‘saving his life’.
In a letter to parents, a week into school holidays, the president of Cranbrook’s council, Geoff Lovell, apologised and promised to bring about change.
The Sunday Telegraph was given an exclusive look behind the scenes with a NSW Ambulance team, where we witnessed the painstaking efforts of the crew to save a man’s life.
As Labor flirts with the idea of negative gearing reform, we shine a light on the investment property portfolios of Australian politicians. See the list here.
The NSW Police Force and the police union insist changes to their insurance scheme are “a better deal for police officers” but the scrapping of the lump sum payment has caused an influx of psychological injury claims.
Threatened with knives, guns pointed at their heads, near daily abuse and aggression – that’s the reality for fisheries officers trying to enforce the thin green line on our waterways.
The world’s first commissioner targeting e-cigarettes and illicit tobacco has set her sights on ganglords making a quick buck smuggling vapes and illegal tobacco into Australia.
In this High Steaks interview 24-Hour Economy Commissioner Michael Rodrigues talks about his plans to invigorate Sydney from 6pm-6am — and why NYC isn’t the template he’s using.
The foreign minister’s speech in New York has attracted criticism from multiple facets, including that it would have little bearing on the conflict in the middle east.
NSW school students were involved in more than 1500 assaults and over 700 incidents involving weapons last year, according to shocking NSW Education Department statistics.
A North Shore acai takeaway business at the centre of a recent food poisoning scare has been given the all-clear to reopen.
As a looming gas shortage hovers over Australia’s east coast, new figures show how far behind NSW has fallen.
Ned O’Neil and Deborah Symond O’Neil have secured their “local weekender” in a 64-lot housing subdivision launched by the veteran Addenbrooke development group at Blueys Beach.
In 2019 MP Gareth Ward called for CCTV cameras in Albion Park CBD. Now he wants to know why footage has been released of him allegedly rocking up to parliament in his socks and jocks after 4am. Read details in The Sauce.
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