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02:28 How police nabbed Audrey Griffin’s alleged killer Adrian Noel Torrens, a month after saying her death wasn’t suspicious

It had been a dream start to the year for Audrey Griffin.

21/04 Real impact of Trump chaos on Aussies revealed

The net wealth of Australians has fallen on the back of US President Donald Trump’s tariff plans.

18/04 Glamarama drama: Sydney millionaires turn on each other

Manicured fingers are being pointed in one of Sydney’s most exclusive beachside communities, as the plot thickens with a whodunit that seems like it could be ripped from the pages of any Liane Moriarty novel.

12/04 China act to tank Australia’s economy

Australia’s economy could take a hit worse than the global financial crisis or Covid if the geopolitical tensions between China and the US continue.

10/04 Inside school’s $60m castle

An elite Sydney private school is about to unviel a $60 million student centre built in the style of a Scottish baronial castle once described as a “cut price Hogwarts” — but some cashed-up locals and parents are not happy.

29/03 Major week set to shake up election campaign

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will face key economic tests in the first days of the May 3 election campaign, as voters watch to see how they tackle cost of living issues.

28/03 Four key challenges facing Aussie economy

The Australian economy faces four major challenges that will have to be dealt with by whoever wins the upcoming federal election, a leading economist has warned.

22/03 ‘Completely blindsided’: Shock figure boosts hopes of April rate cut

A steep decline in employment figures over the past month has raised prospects the Reserve Bank could cut rates as early as April, economists say.

12/03 Shoppers sprayed with ‘Satan’s Spit’ at Bunnings

A man who walked into a Bunnings store and sprayed a bottle of “Satan’s Spit” on 15 people, causing 11 people to be hospitalised, had his bail application rejected.

11/03 Stunning amount Elon Musk lost in 24 hours

Spare a thought for the world’s richest man, and the man who has the ear of the world’s most powerful man.

11/03 Aussie ‘Crypto King’ Fred Schebesta slams nanny state overregulation for killing innovation, calls for a Trump-style change

Australia is suffering through a long and crushing innovation drought, and tech entrepreneur Fred Schebesta blames “violent” overregulation for turning the country into a nanny state.

04/03 ‘Critical’: Where cyclone is expected to hit land

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to hit Brisbane’s northern suburbs as it begins moving “directly” towards Queensland’s coast tonight.

21/02 RBA boss makes huge cash call

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has committed to ensuring Australians will be able to access and use cash despite “considerable challenges” faced in its distribution system.

20/02 RBA governor Michele Bullock to face grilling after rate cut

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock will face a three-hour grilling by politicians following the central bank’s first rate cut since November 2020.

20/02 Man with meat cleaver on Harbour Bridge

Police are investigating after a man was seen wielding a meat cleaver at other drivers during a suspected road rage incident on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

19/02 Simple reason Aussies are a little richer

Australian superannuation funds have backed up a “tremendous” result in 2024 in the first month of 2025, thanks to strong gains in the share market.

19/02 Why one rate cut won’t save Aussie households

Some homeowners might be rejoicing over the Reserve Bank’s decision to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points on Tuesday, but for many, one rate cut won’t cut it.

19/02 Bad news for your next pay rise

Australian wages rose at the slowest annual pace in more than two years, despite unemployment remaining at historical lows, adding to the chances of future rate cuts.

17/02 Australian sculptor Dion Horstmans found dead in Bondi home aged 57

Renowned Australian artist Dion Horstmans has been found dead at his Bondi home, leaving his family and the local creative community in shock.

15/02 ‘Heightened risk’: RBA set to cut

The RBA will cut rates at its February meeting, according to a majority of experts, resulting in the return of confidence to home buyers and sellers around the country and big potential property price gains.

04/02 $8k per month job every Aussie wants

The hunt is on — and if you’re familiar with a hangover or two, then you may be the perfect candidate for this new role set to pay around $8k per month.

02/02 ‘Black eye’ over MP’s Australia Day ‘rort’

NSW Premier Chris Minns has ruled out sacking two powerful ministers involved in a $750 taxpayer-funded trip to a private event over the Australia Day long weekend but admitted the controversy had dealt a “black eye” to his government.

02/02 Key cost-of-living promise bought forward

Labor will bring forward its election promise to give most Australian households access to three days of subsidised childcare, and attempt to pass the legislation in the last sitting fortnight of parliament.

02/02 ‘Blatantly stacked’: Money crisis to hit

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01/02 ‘Shocking’: North Sydney Council to vote on 111 per cent rate hikes to pay for botched pool redevelopment

Sydney residents are facing an “appalling” rate rise of more than 100 per cent to help pay off $51 million in loans taken out by their council for a botched pool redevelopment.

29/01 ‘Not unusual’: Mayor defends eye-watering salaries after council votes to raise rates 40 per cent

The eye-watering salaries of staff at Northern Beaches Council (NBC) — where the CEO earns nearly as much as Australia’s Prime Minister — have come under fire after a controversial vote to raise rates by 40 per cent was branded “disgusting” and “disgraceful” by struggling locals.

29/01 Why you shouldn’t apply for a job in January

There’s a mismatch between when Aussies are searching for a new job and when employers are looking to hire, meaning job seekers could be making finding their next role more difficult than it needs to be.

29/01 Huge chunks of Australia’s biggest cities wouldn’t exist without Chinese cash

Vast parts of Australia’s biggest cities wouldn’t exist if not for the flood of foreign money pumped into the real estate sector over the past few decades, particularly by cashed-up Chinese investors.

28/01 ‘Disgusting’: Outrage as Northern Beaches Council votes to raise rates 40 per cent

Hundreds of furious Sydney residents have protested their local council ahead of a move to raise their rates by 40 per cent, with councillors ignoring their pleas — and the council’s own consultation process — to vote 8-7 in favour of the hike.

28/01 Aussie economy passed its low point

The Australian economy has passed its low point, but short of meaningful productivity gains or tax reform it will continue to grind higher, industry experts suggest.

28/01 Major change coming to super accounts

Mandatory services standards will be legislated for superannuation funds in order to safeguard the financial futures of Aussies headed for retirement, amid calls from the government on companies to “get better”.

23/01 ‘United’: Why Australia Day is here to stay

Almost nine in 10 Australians believe Australia Day should continue to be celebrated on January 26, a new poll has found, revealing an overwhelming majority – and growing number – of our population is firmly against changing the date.

20/01 Minister’s 11th hour plea before mass walkout

The workplace umpire will be called in to resolve an unprecedented pay dispute where about half of NSW’s public sector psychiatrists were set to walk off the job.

20/01 Fresh blow for TV host amid drug addiction battle

An embattled former TV host’s public struggle with drug addiction has again been thrust into the spotlight after he was arrested and charged with driving with drugs in his system.

19/01 Grim call on spate of anti-Semitic attacks

Chris Minns says he “can’t promise an end” to the spate of anti-Semitic attacks in NSW, but is vowing strong police responses and to even make changes to the law “to keep people safe”.

17/01 ‘Shocker!’: Footage exposes problem with having no option to work from home

The Sydney train strike has inadevertantly exposed the problem with bosses pushing workers to return to the office full-time.

16/01 Threat holding Australia to ransom

Millions of Aussies are effectively being “held to ransom” as some of the country’s biggest unions pressure state governments over better pay and conditions.

15/01 ‘Suffocating’: Pill testing problem exposed

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14/01 Four month trial for alleged bank fraudster

A glamorous former St George bank employee has asked for her trial to be shortened, as she continues to fight allegations she swindled hundreds of thousands of dollars from her customers. 

13/01 Dutton makes major Aus Day pledge

Peter Dutton said Australians should not be “ashamed of” Australia Day, doubling down on a Coalition election vow to overturn a Labor-era rule and force local councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on January 26 - a move he would make within the first 100 days if elected to power.

11/01 Crisis as hundreds of psychiatrists to resign

A doctors union has hit back at the NSW health minister after he pleaded for hundreds of psychiatrists not to quit in mere days, saying he spat the dummy because no one wants to work for them.

11/01 What made cops turn on Tyrrell detective

Not a day goes by without Gary Jubelin thinking of William Tyrrell, the toddler who went missing in NSW 10 years ago, in September 2014. A few months after the three-year-old’s disappearance, Jubelin was placed as lead detective on the case.

08/01 NIMBY nonsense hits Sydney again

NIMBYs have been blamed for halting a decision to increase the number of major events held at an iconic Sydney parkland which is one of the few sites in the city fit to host big music festivals.

06/01 ‘Out of kilter’: Indian migrants fuel surge as Labor struggles to rein in numbers

A massive surge in migrants from India that has continued since Covid is hampering the government’s efforts to rein in overall numbers, while universities have emerged unscathed from failed efforts to put caps on international students.

04/01 ‘No way’: Aussies gobsmacked by nurse pay

Social media users have been left gobsmacked after a young woman revealed how much she gets paid working as a nurse in Brisbane.

30/12 ‘One of my worst’: Ex-senator’s big Lehrmann call

Former Attorney-General George Brandis has revealed his surprising connection to former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann as he reminisced about some of his best – and worst – decisions in office.

29/12 Slither of hope for first home buyers

First-home buyers might get a brief window of opportunity to buy in a depressed market before interest rate cuts spur on housing growth in the second half of 2025.

24/12 Mozzie risk spreads across border

A wave of mosquitoes is causing alarm in another state as swampy conditions compound the airborne threat.

23/12 Bucks party rapist ‘bashed’ in jail

A young man convicted over a series of “degrading and heinous” rapes during a bucks party in Newcastle was bashed in prison while awaiting sentence

19/12 Bunnings announces game-changing move

Visiting the same Bunnings three or four times in a single day to buy obscure supplies you forgot the first couple of trips is a well-established Australian rite of passage.

19/12 ‘Wouldn’t wear it in the city’: Secretive trade in banned Hezbollah symbols

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19/12 How much petrol will cost you over Xmas

Fuel prices are set to spike across the country over the festive season, with Aussies urged to check around and secure the best deals to avoid getting slugged at the bowser.

18/12 Economic outlook for 2025 is a mixed bag, but there’s some good news for Australians

It was a rough 2024 for many Australians, with the cost-of-living and housing crises combining to put pressure household budgets.

15/12 Albo duds support for nuclear ban lift

Anthony Albanese has ruled out lifting the Howard-era moratorium on nuclear power, stating the move “makes no sense”.

13/12 Cops cuff man for alleged Nazi pub salute

A 68-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly making a Nazi salute while out at a pub on Friday night.

13/12 Vigilante threats after sex acts with 14yo

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13/12 NRL rising star Sandon Smith learns fate over car accident

Rising Sydney Roosters playmaker Sandon Smith has avoided a conviction over his role in a car accident that resulted in a pedestrian having two toes amputated.

12/12 TV legend’s bizarre porn mag collection

Clive Robertson was, or so this writer was warned three decades ago after laughably being appointed his publicist, a difficult, petulant, curmudgeon.

12/12 ‘China clause’ could torpedo historic NRL deal with PNG

The NRL’s landmark $600 million deal with the Australian government for a Papua New Guinea team to join the competition could reportedly be blown up at any time over China.

12/12 ‘40 years’: Ex-top cop’s huge Tyrrell call

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07/12 Major call after ‘despicable’ synagogue attack

Australia’s special envoy to combat anti-Semitism has called on the Federal Government to legislate a contentious definition of anti-Semitism amid world leaders condemning a horrific synagogue firebombing.

06/12 Man dead after yachts crash in Sydney Harbour

A man has died following a horrific boating accident where two yachts collided in Sydney Harbour.

06/12 ‘Pray’: Expert’s horror advice for Aussies

If you were wondering if there was any uncertainty in our economy right now, look no further than Finder’s latest RBA survey.

04/12 Bunnings pulls item over ‘biosecurity threat’

A sharp-eyed shopper has spotted a popular product in Bunnings that could potentially be a biosecurity threat to the country, prompting the retail giant to pull the item from its shelves.

04/12 ‘Fear’: Gang rapist’s whinge about jail life

A Sydney lawyer had ambitions of a career in local council or politics before his character was “stained” by gang rape charges for which he was convicted and jailed for.

02/12 Aussie singer’s shock comeback after 14 years

Danielle Spencer has released her first new single in 14 years in a shock comeback to the Australian pop scene.

17/10 AFL drops huge penalties on GWS Giants

AFL boss Andrew Dillon has announced significant suspensions and fines for GWS Giants players involved in the club’s now notorious “Wacky Wednesday” dress-up skits.

07/10 Brendan Leiby in hospital after Sydney police shooting

The young man who was shot in the neck by police officers after he allegedly drove at them in a stolen car has been identified as 26-year-old father Brendan Leiby.

26/09 Nurses slam alleged verbal abuse from ‘Boomers’

Nurses say passing “Boomers” yelled abuse at them while they held rallies calling for higher pay.

26/09 ‘Not right’: Albo snaps at presenter

Anthony Albanese has snapped at Nine’s Sarah Abo after the Today host pressed him on his government’s fiscal management.

25/09 Reserve Bank boss’s brutal three words

Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock took a thinly veiled shot at the government after yesterday’s decision to keep interest rates on hold again, in the form of a pointed callback to criticism from Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

24/09 Two words fuelling rate pain for Aussies

The Reserve Bank has flagged Aussies are unlikely to see any reprieve in interest rates until inflation returns to “sustainable” levels.

24/09 Greens demand Treasurer Jim Chalmers deploy “crazy” interest rate strategy

The Greens have urged Treasurer Jim Chalmers to adopt a “crazy” new strategy if he really thinks the RBA is smashing the economy – overrule the central bank and slash rates.

18/09 Major Aus company officially scraps WFH

Tabcorp has ordered staff back into the office for a full five day work week just days after Amazon.

17/09 Groom to hear from victims after bucks party gang rapes

A groom will be confronted by his “terrified” victims after he was found guilty of gang raping three teenagers at an Airbnb during his bucks party weekend in Newcastle.

17/09 Unis in ‘self-denial’ over anti-Semitism

Australian universities are in “self-denial” on the extent of embedded anti-Semitism on their campuses amid allegations Jewish students are being “singled out” by lecturers because of their identities, a Senate Committee has been told.

16/09 Bucks party attendees to learn fate for gang rapes

Two men are due to be sentenced after they were found guilty of gang raping three teenagers during a booze-fuelled bucks party weekend in Newcastle.

06/09 Bruce Lehrmann returns to court in bid to overturn high-stakes defamation loss

Bruce Lehrmann’s case returned to the Federal Court on Friday as he seeks to overturn his devastating defamation suit loss to Network 10 and Lisa Wilkinson.

01/05 Ten’s grovelling apology over Logies speech

Justice Michael Lee has extracted a grovelling apology from the Channel Ten lawyer who ticked off on Lisa Wilkinson’s infamous Logies speech, with the lawyer now admitting she would not give the same advice again.

01/05 Live: Judge smashes Ten, Lisa in court

The Federal Court has reconvened today to hear submissions of how much Bruce Lehrmann should have to pay in the wake of his failed defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson.

30/04 Bruce Lehrmann considering appeal against judgment that he raped Brittany Higgins

Bruce Lehrmann is considering an appeal against Justice Michael Lee’s landmark judgment that he raped Brittany Higgins.

25/04 Popular Aussie pub for sale for $20 million

A popular pub in Sydney’s eastern suburbs is the latest watering hole to hit the market, and it is expected to fetch $20 million.

21/04 Dutton’s nuclear delay ‘meltdown’

Peter Dutton has been accused of having a “nuclear meltdown” after he refused to detail when his long-awaited energy policy would be released.

21/04 Dutton responds to Higgins’ olive branch to Linda Reynolds

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has welcomed Brittany Higgins’ expression that she was “sorry” for hurt caused to Senator Linda Reynolds and has called for further examination of the government’s handling of the former political staffer’s $2.4m compensation payout.

19/04 ‘Have the book thrown at them’: Knife fury

A senior federal Labor minister says parents who let their children possess knives should “have the book thrown at them” as the country debates how to move forward after this week’s dual stabbing attacks.

18/04 Dr reveals aftermath of Bondi stabbing

A doctor has revealed the intense scenes that played out inside a Sydney hospital in the hours following the stabbing attack at Westfield Bondi Junction.

18/04 Peter Dutton’s 8 word reaction to Lehrmann verdict

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12/04 Shock over Dutton’s Port Arthur comments

Peter Dutton has refused to walk back his comparison of the response to the Port Arthur massacre to a pro-Palestine protest at the Sydney Opera House.

11/04 ‘It’s so f***ed’: Channel Seven is in turmoil over a fresh scandal that insiders say is deeply damaging

“It’s so f**ked.”

10/04 ‘Moral fog’: Dutton’s swipe at Wong

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says Penny Wong’s speech suggesting the possible future recognition of a Palestinian state is the “most reckless act” by a foreign minister in two decades.

09/04 ‘Silence deafening’: Bruce Lehrmann on Thai masseuse night

Bruce Lehrmann publicly described claims he enjoyed Thai masseuses on a wild night out with Taylor Auerbach on Seven’s dime as “bizarre and untrue”.

09/04 Anthony Albanese urged to steal New Zealand’s plan to get on top of surging immigration

Australia is being urged to follow the lead of New Zealand in dramatically slashing the country’s migrant intake and tightening rules surrounding sought-after visas.

05/04 Thing Mali ‘hates’ in nuclear debate

Peter Malinauskas says the nuclear debate has been hindered by “unpragmatic ideology” as he warned adopting nuclear power would be a “burden” on consumers.

05/04 One move that would deepen house crisis

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04/04 ‘Concerning’: Lehrmann’s one interview demand

Former Seven producer Taylor Auerbach has told a court Bruce Lehrmann had one demand ahead of an exclusive interview - he would only partake if he wasn’t asked about “what happened on the night in Canberra”.

04/04 ‘Appalled’: Channel Seven responds

Network Seven has responded to the shock allegation in the Federal Court over claims Bruce Lehrmann partied with sex workers and cocaine, insisting it is “appalled” by the evidence.

04/04 Albo’s $750k expense bill revealed

Anthony Albanese billed taxpayers almost $754,000 in the first three months of 2023, freshly released data reveals.

04/04 ‘Last thing I saw’: Twist in Bruce Lehrmann, Taylor Auerbach, Thai masseuse saga

An eyewitness has emerged who claims he attended Taylor Auerbach’s Elizabeth Bay home on the night two Thai masseuses were called to the property. The eyewitness claims that Bruce Lehrmann was last seen disappearing into a room with one of the women.

03/04 Seven’s big payout for Taylor Auerbach

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29/03 ‘Devastated’: Top Sydney chef permanently shuts two restaurants

Celebrated Sydney chef Josh Niland has announced two of his beloved Eastern Suburbs eateries will permanently close their doors after this Sunday, March 31.

24/02 Missing trees spark fury as truth revealed

A photograph of cut-down trees has sparked fury in a popular beachside suburb, forcing the local council to intervene after a rumour swirled out of control.

21/01 ‘Overindulge’: Aussies’ unhealthy lifestyles

Unfit and lazy Australians who are addicted to their screens and shunning exercise are at risk of chronic illness and a painful end of life.

04/01 ‘Never in my life’: Icon drops greatest line heard in cricket TV commentary

It’s January 4 and already cricket has peaked for 2024.

28/12 Thousands affected by cyberattack

Libraries in several affluent Sydney suburbs have been hit by a cyberattack, potentially exposing the data of anyone who used library services.

23/12 Weather a Christmas miracle for NSW firefighters

The surge in rainy weather at Christmas-time could be a blessing in disguise for NSW firefighters and those in high fire risk areas.

18/12 Treasurer Jim Chalmers slammed for his ‘things will be better next year’ remarks as cost-of-living pressures worsen

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is facing criticism for remarks made in an interview about the cost-of-living crisis and painful pressures facing millions of Australians.

12/12 ‘Great news’: Tigers legend reacts to mass board cull

Balmain Tigers legend Ben Elias says the staggering mass clean out at the West Tigers should have been done years ago and declared the sacking of the entire club board was “great news”.

08/12 Brett Lee reaches out to Alan Jones amid assault allegations

A day after Alan Jones’ inner-circle was notably quiet, a surprise name publicly offered him support.

04/12 ATO forces celebrity beauty business in administration

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10/11 College student’s ear bitten off in fight

A residential college student at University of Sydney allegedly had a chunk of his ear bitten off during a physical altercation at St Andrew’s College.

30/10 Bosses plan to cut pay for remote workers

More than one-third of large Australian employers are planning to reduce the pay of staff who continue to work from home in the next three to five years, new research suggests.

25/09 Pundits blast Wallabies’ defeat as ‘kids against men’

The reaction to Australia’s record defeat to Wales at the Rugby World Cup has been swift and brutal.

19/09 New way to watch Barbie movie in Australia

Step back into the enchantingly pink world of Barbie, with the billion-dollar blockbuster movie now available to rent or buy online.

17/09 Bureau of Meteorology has ‘never seen anything like’ this summer’s El Niño

Spring has kicked off with a bang in many Australian cities with temperatures already pushing the high 20s, but according to the Bureau of Meteorology, the much-predicted El Niño has still not begun.

30/08 Barr reveals what she really thinks of the Voice

In a candid moment, popular TV host Natalie Barr has admitted her own concerns about the Indigenous Voice to parliament, declaring there is little detail about the advisory body being proposed.

22/08 $480m wiped off Aussie company in one day

The value of baby formula maker a2 Milk fell by almost half a billion dollars in just one day after the company revealed that a slowing birthrate in China is expected to hurt its growth.

13/08 Popular Sydney beach closed for summer

A popular beach in Sydney’s eastern suburbs will remain closed this summer amid mounting frustration from local families.

06/08 Aussie battlers take on billionaire Triguboff

A southeast Sydney community is fighting to save their peninsula bay from a plan by billionaire Harry Triguboff to build nearly 2000 apartments in a massive Meriton high-rise project.

22/06 Jarome Luai’s ‘idiots’ Insta post prompted by alleged death threats

NSW coach Brad Fittler has defended Jarome Luai’s divisive post-game State of Origin Instagram post.

19/06 Socialite’s brother busted with meth, GHB

The brother of a prominent Sydney socialite and real estate agent will soon be sentenced for possessing GHB and crystal meth after court documents reveal he refused to co-operate with a police search.

06/06 Eels’ Dylan Brown selected amid charges for ‘sexual touching’

The Parramatta Eels have selected Dylan Brown for the club’s Kings Birthday clash against the Canterbury Bulldogs on Monday.

03/06 Inside Matt Shirvington’s colourful life as former athlete primed for Sunrise gig

From former Olympic athlete to frontrunner to take the helm at Sunrise, Matt Shirvington’s rise to the top of Australia’s TV ranks would’ve been unthought of a few short years ago.

23/05 ‘Ridiculous’ cost of avo at Sydney cafe

The decision of one cafe in Sydney’s eastern suburbs to raise the price of its avocado side dish to $10.90 – in response to the cost of rent, wages, power and produce – has left eyebrows raised.

28/04 Jessica Rowe has spoken out about being trolled

Jessica Rowe has spoken out about being trolled over bikini photos of her enjoying a day at the beach.

10/04 Big admission on Aussie vaping law

David Littleproud has conceded the Coalition “failed” to stop children vaping when it was in power as he again made the case for relaxing laws around the use of e-cigarettes.

10/04 Real estate agent slams job interview ‘punk’

Real estate industry coach Tom Panos has slammed an entitled young job applicant, revealing the question the man asked that saw him call off the interview after just 12 minutes.

01/04 Huge toll blow for millions of motorists

Millions of motorists have been dealt a blow, with toll increases to kick in across NSW this week.

05/03 Woman hits back at bizarre dog demand

A Sydney woman has been stunned to find a letter at her property accusing her dog of “unsettling” neighbours across three eastern Sydney streets.

26/01 Shocking Australia Day statistic

Despite the contentious nature of Australia Day, many still choose to enjoy the public holiday cooling off at the beach or other swimming spot.

17/01 $6.2m push to create new bin service

Nearly 290,000 households will be eligible for an upgraded bin service under a $6.2m push from the NSW government.

14/01 Labor’s surprise take on Nazi scandal

Dominic Perrottet’s political rival has said he doesn’t believe the Premier’s admission that he wore a Nazi costume to his 21st birthday party will affect the election.

12/01 Dom fronts media after Nazi bombshell

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has fronted cameras and media for the first time since it was revealed he wore a Nazi costume which carried the swastika to his 21st ‘uniform” themed birthday party.