Why ignoring advice sometimes pays off
Abbey and Edward chose to ignore the one piece of advice many co-workers have heard. After meeting in 2018 and travelling the world together, it appears they were right to do so.
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Police operation after death at western NSW supermarket
A police operation is under way in the state’s far west after reports of a death inside a major supermarket.
Police pursuit ends in crash with drugs, cash, weapon seized
A man has been charged after a high-speed police pursuit through Maitland ended in a crash, with officers allegedly uncovering cash, drugs and a weapon inside the vehicle.
‘Unnecessary’: Aaron Woods hits back at Slater’s remarks
Former NRL star-turned radio host Aaron Woods has stood by his “grub” sledge against Billy Slater, and argued the Queensland Origin coach went too far with his emotional retaliation.
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China is ‘preparing for war’ – but are we ready?
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Distinctive $400m towers set to dominate Sydney suburban skyline
Developers have released plans for a series of distinctive residential towers that are set to change the skyline of a Sydney suburban town centre.
‘Shining light’: Former Lismore Mayor farewelled
A former Lismore mayor is being remembered as a “trailblazer” and “shining light” for women in local government. Read the tributes here.
Aussies slam bureaucrats’ use of exclusive Qantas lounge
Daily Telegraph readers have expressed outrage after it was revealed senior public servants took dozens of Qantas flights and enjoyed exclusive access to the airline’s Chairman’s Lounge.
Were gunmen in kebab shop hired on Airtasker-style app?
A triple shooting in the heart of Sydney’s west, which critically injured a female kebab shop worker caught in the crossfire, is believed to have been carried out by two men hired on an Airtasker-like app.
Everything we know about the Auburn shooting
An innocent woman is fighting for life after being caught in the crossfire of a gangland shooting in Sydney’s west, as detectives probe possible links to a spiralling turf war, burnt-out getaway cars, and a $50 “hitman-for-hire” job posted online.
‘Horrifying, violent chapter’: Minns flags tougher laws amid bloodshed
Premier Chris Minns has responded to ongoing violence on Sydney’s streets after three were shot outside a kebab shop on Monday. Read more about the shootings across Sydney in recent months.
Burst water main forces Downing Centre closure
The Downing Centre court and several neighbouring buildings in Sydney’s CBD have been evacuated after a burst water main inundated the area.
Minns criticises caravan inquiry as ‘giant conspiracy’
Premier Chris Minns has blasted a parliamentary inquiry threatening to arrest his senior staffers over the Dural caravan hoax.
‘Feels like 0.8C’: State set to shiver through frosty mornings
Western Sydney is bracing for a freezing start on Wednesday, with Penrith forecast to plunge to just 2C as icy mornings grip the city and widespread frost sweeps across regional NSW.
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