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Rolling the dice on a Nigerian prince

Do not pass Go,do not collect a Kmart gift card.

President Donald Trump salutes the military parade commemorating the US Army’s 250th anniversary (coinciding with his 79th birthday). Also pictured,from left,are,Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll,Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and First Lady Melania Trump.
Letters

Trump’s military parade is out of step with reality

Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman’s body was found in a nature reserve in Werrington.
Crime

Body found in bushland in Sydney’s west

  • byAmber Schultz
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World Boxing

‘Boys who love a scrap’:Concern over the rise of backyard fight clubs

  • byChris Barrett
Shellie Atkins and Nick Hardy-Clements walk past the abandoned job site in Allawah each day on their morning commute.
Sydney

The growing suburb haunted by the homes that never were

  • byDaniel Lo Surdo
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Politics

Resident and former teacher Christine Wright with Isaac Morrison,Jonathon Bateman and Tracian Ghirocian at Whiddon Easton Park retirement centre,in Glenfield. They love visiting their grandbuddy Christine.
Education

Why talking to a 90-year-old should be part of every school’s curriculum

Twice a week,pupils from Glenwood Public School walk over to a nearby nursing home to visit their “grand buddies”.

  • byEmily Kowal
NSW MP Mark Latham will determine whether the government’s contentious workers compensation reforms return for a vote in late June.
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State Parliament

Government relying on Latham for workers’ compensation reforms

In April 2023,Premier Chris Minns ruled out working with rogue MP Mark Latham. Now he needs the former Labor leader to pass his contentious workers’ compensation scheme.

  • byMax Maddison
The Premier Chris Minns says there will be no changes to Crown’s casino licence.
Editorial
Casinos

Crown started as a high rollers’ casino and should not become an RSL

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Anthony Manning arriving at the Independent Commission Against Corruption in Sydney on Friday.
ICAC

‘I probably should have’:Manning makes admission to ICAC inquiry over friendship

  • byMichael McGowan
Punters will soon be forced to register themselves if they want to play the pokies in Victoria.
Gambling

NSW Labor will not change laws for Crown Resort’s Sydney casino

  • byAlexandra Smith andHarriet Alexander

Crime&Courts

Homicide detectives are investigating after a woman’s body was found in a nature reserve in Werrington.
Crime

Body found in bushland in Sydney’s west

  • byAmber Schultz
Michael Tiyce,pictured with his schnauzer Ferdinand,said the family law changes applied to all current court disputes except those at the stage of a final hearing.
Family law

Who gets the pet – and other big changes for divorcing couples

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Alleged Alameddine crime network boss Ali Elmoubayed arrives at Parramatta Local Court.
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Crime

‘You should play lotto’:Alleged gangland boss’ lucky escape from brazen shooting

  • byRiley Walter
Eddie Obeid (left),Ian Macdonald and Moses Obeid (right).
High Court of Australia

High Court to hear Obeid,Macdonald appeal over coal licence convictions

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Police are still on the scene at the Forestville home.
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Crime

Two bodies with ‘lacerations’ found on northern beaches,police suspect domestic violence

  • bySally Rawsthorne andJosefine Ganko
Daniel Ian Gordon Young damaged up to 30 Campbelltown businesses before leading police on a 50-kilometre-long pursuit.
Crime

‘A trail of destruction’:Alleged drug driver rams businesses before 50km police pursuit

  • byRiley Walter
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Education

HSC cheating
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Education

HSC cheating doubles as take-home assignment offences rise

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone
Education

Four years ago,800 teenagers left school. Then,they were tracked

  • byChristopher Harris
ICAC

Manning ICAC inquiry as it happened:Former head of School Infrastructure NSW quizzed on ethical,conflict of interest obligations

  • byMichael McGowan andMichael Ruffles

Health

Habilis adapted an old furniture factory and warehouse with the help of $3 million in philanthropic donations and a $1 million grant from the NSW Minister for Mental Health.
Architecture

Could this be the most efficient form of welfare?

  • byJulie Power
Science

The hidden menace on the rise in Australia’s favourite winter holiday destinations

  • byAngus Dalton
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict

The Australian doctors saving lives in Gaza

  • byMostafa Rachwani

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