An active Sydney dad who suffered a devastating spinal cord injury two years ago is using a futuristic high-tec exoskeleton in a bid to get up from his wheelchair and stand on his own two feet.
After lengthy legal stoushes, a court has ruled that developers can build two multimillion-dollar blocks of units in the heart of Palm Beach. But locals say it will take away its ‘seaside character’.
Early planning for the project will begin this year and consider multiple options, including a “full campus” model complete with an on-site childcare centre and health care worker housing.
In the middle of the night, a Coffs Harbour woman woke up her lifelong friends, to drag them sleepy-eyed and befuddled to her house, before announcing they had scored a massive lotto windfall.
Ray Hadley has joined The Daily Telegraph for the election, and in his first exclusive video gives his view on the campaign.
The state’s hate crime unit has been notified and a plea has been issued for further potential victims after three men were lured to meetings by fake profiles on a male dating app before being seriously assaulted on the same day.
The number of motorcyclists dying on our roads has hit a 10-year high with the Minns government announcing new plans to try and stop the shocking toll.
Allegra Spender’s campaign material has been removed from power poles after a complaint was made to Ausgrid.
Spoilers: The White Lotus had viewers cringing worldwide when two brothers took things too far – and now the actor at the centre of the infamous scene and other stars have arrived in town.
One of Australia’s greatest squash players raised a racket during her campaign to secure the future of the only public courts on the northern beaches. Now she looks set for a win.
Former NRL bad boy John Hopoate says he will endeavour to rein in his temper for the next nine months after he was sentenced to an intensive correction order.
More than 80 homes for seniors are slated to transform a suburb in Sydney’s northwest where a leagues club has unveiled the next stage of its sprawling project. See the plans here.
Despite vowing to save money on consultants, the Minns government has racked up another $170k for KPMG to write a report – in scenes the Opposition says are reminiscent of ABC comedy Utopia.
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