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The US consulate in North Sydney was attacked early on Monday morning by a person wearing a hoodie and carrying a sledgehammer.
Hundreds of thousands of chickens have been destroyed after bird flu was found at five poultry farms,raising concerns about egg supply and prices.
Consumers had to rearrange their shopping baskets since the May 2022 election to continue buying the items and services they need.
The body of the popular TV presenter was found on Sunday,near the sea and close to a beach bar,police said.
British tabloids dubbed it the society wedding of the year as Hugh Grosvenor,one of the UK’s richest people,married Olivia Henson at a ceremony attended by Prince William.
Teal independents,who won seats from the Coalition’s heartland at the 2022 election,say Peter Dutton’s climate policies will hurt the economy and environment.
We need to talk about misogyny,racism and much more. It doesn’t help when even the ABC is intimidated.
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A giant wraparound entertainment screen in business class and a win for Qantas’ epic long-haul flight plans featured at this year’s aircraft interiors expo.
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A man flagged down a passing motorist after being repeatedly assaulted and held against his will in a Sydney home,police allege.
The grants program run by the former Coalition government went predominantly to Liberal and National electorates. One council’s been ordered to return the money.
The state’s health system is under increasing pressure but the NSW government will pump millions into understaffed hospitals.
Dad worked in hospitals for over 40 years and led a cardiothoracic unit for seven years,but he was humble about his achievements to the point of obfuscation.
Allison Burns receives the OAM for her work helping to prevent children dying from ingesting button batteries,as happened to her daughter,Bella.
The legendary fast bowler is among more than 700 Australians to be recognised with King’s Birthday Honours.
Many swimmers will not survive this week with their dreams intact. Those who do,however,will be able to navigate a nine-day meet in Paris and maybe even knock the United States off their perch.
An embarrassing miscalculation by an opponent just before the finish line in the final stage of the Tour of Britain handed Ruby Roseman-Gannon her first WorldTour triumph.
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Love him or hate him,WA’s newest Companion of the Order of Australia Mark McGowan left behind an unforgettable legacy.
The former premier’s public health role and Big Build legacy have helped put him in the company of next governor-general Sam Mostyn on this year’s honours list.
Experts fear a cheating black market involving international students and visa fraud is contributing to rising levels of students being caught cheating.
Vivid attendees say it was “lucky no one panicked” after a bottleneck risked causing a crowd crush after Saturday night’s drone show in Circular Quay.
A levy on short-term rental accommodation is being considered by the government,but regional property owners say it would kill tourism.
Australians are paying big money to online reputation management experts to manipulate search engines and remove content – but with mixed success.
Shein and Temu are soaring in popularity,but experts say the risk of forced labour needs to be investigated and some brands should be banned.
The only winner out of the supposed animosity between NSW and Latrell Mitchell is Queensland. He could be dynamite in Melbourne … if he gets picked.
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The Roosters held a mandatory player review the day after the team’s loss to the Cowboys. But Brandon Smith did not turn up.
The move follows a heated week in federal parliament which pitted Labor against the Greens over the ALP’s position on Gaza.
When a 23-year-old Sam Altman took the stage at Apple’s annual developer conference in 2008,he gushed about the tech giant. Now they are back together,but with a twist.
As he quit,Benny Gantz accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of mismanaging the war effort and putting his own “political survival” over Israel’s security needs.
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Sydney’s property market has slowly come off the boil since the start of the year,but do the softer neighbourhoods spell what’s coming for the rest?
The sheer interest underscores the dearth of affordable options between a unit and house in the suburb and much of the north shore.
Some boast about having not consumed a vegetable in months. They also claim health benefits including drastic weight loss and sharpened mental acuity. Health experts are sceptical.
The popular TV chef is back in his birthplace,as he hits up the coast for Guillaume’s French Atlantic and then hops on his bike for Plat du Tour.
The Sea Eagles prop is the latest star to be caught up in the NRL’s tripping outbreak after deliberately bringing down Penrith’s Daine Laurie.
French basketball phenom Victor Wembanyama was among the celebrities in the stands for the T20 World Cup clash marketed as the most watched match ever.
The 21-year-old also became the seventh man,and the youngest,to claim major titles on all three surfaces.
Parramatta are aiming to have a new head coach by the end of June,ruling out Michael Maguire as the club weighs up left-field and untried options.
The NSW coach wants to follow the Queensland example,where critics and the media put aside their differences to support the Maroons. But he’s under pressure after just one game.