As bushfires wreak havoc on the state, incredible stories of perseverance and survival have emerged. The Herald Sun’s photographers have been in fire-ravaged communities, capturing heartbreak, heroism and hope.
Pets provided light relief for evacuees on board the HMAS Choules, with one Victorian documenting the dogs that were transported to safety with their owners. These are her adorable photographs.
It’s a Christmas tradition for many, but sometimes taking a photo with Santa isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Herald Sun readers have sent in some hilarious failed Santa photos.
The Presidents Cup festivities teed off this evening, with a black-tie dinner welcoming the who’s who of the golfing world to Melbourne ahead of the prestigious golf tournament later this week. SEE THE PHOTOS.
CONCEPT plans for high-density residential development surrounding Metro stations across Sydney’s northwest have been released by NSW Planning, with Sydney councils grilling the proposals.
DESPITE a total of 52 per cent of Western Sydney residents living and working locally, there are fears from all major age groups around a lack of employment opportunities.
CELEBRITIES including Demi Moore, Cara Delevingne and Ricky Martin have let their hair down after the royal wedding between Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank. See all the best photos as the celebrations continue.
DEVELOPER Celestino has revealed plans for a miniature “New York City style village” at the heart of a new community in Sydney’s north west.
HE’S survived cancer and two heart attacks, now Sydney celebrity chef Alessandro Pavoni wants to be the best – at everything.
IT may not have been cool when he started, but for Mick ‘Fett’ Pylak, being a super fan has paid off, with the Sydney cop amassing Australia’s largest Star Wars collection worth an estimated $500,000. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO
SHE knows how to turn heads! Jennifer Lopez has strutted the red carpet at the American Music Awards, wearing a low-cut, hot pink dress.
THEY are the young, ambitious entrepreneurs that are determined to climb the housing ladder, no matter what it takes. Millennials may be facing an uncertain real estate market, but these ones, at least, are convinced they will, one day, buy their own home.
MANY like to believe the 70s and 80s was a golden time to grow up — a time of innocence and freedom. But a police investigation into alleged teacher sex crimes at northern beaches schools has revealed the dangers children faced during that period. JULIE CROSS investigates.
COLD Chisel’s ill-fated American tour almost sunk the iconic band and Jimmy Barnes’ marriage as he explains in this exclusive extract from his new book.
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