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‘Not the actions of a man of grace’:Bishop rebuked for ‘sordid’ behaviour

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.

A criminal charge was dismissed but a magistrate found Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel had still taken advantage of a “vulnerable and confused young woman for his own pleasure”.

To police,she was a missing person. Erika knew her ‘perfect friend’ was dead

Shereen Kumar (left) is remembered by Erika Wadlow-Smith (right) as the perfect friend.

Erika Wadlow-Smith won’t forget the moment her phone lit up with messages about the disappearance of her friend Shereen Kumar.

What the Bondi Junction killer said to a victim when he stabbed her

One of Joel Cauchi’s victims has revealed what he said to her in the middle of his rampage.

Makeshift tents for displaced Palestinians at a camp in Rafah,southern Gaza.

Hamas accepts Gaza ceasefire deal as Israel launches strikes in eastern Rafah

The high-stakes diplomatic moves and military brinkmanship left a glimmer of hope alive – but only barely – for an accord that could bring at least a pause in the seven-month-old war.

Men swing support to Dutton as Labor loses ground in battleground states

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (left) and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton (right).

An exclusive survey shows male voters cut their support for Labor from 37 per cent in the final months of 2023 to 31 per cent in the first months of 2024.

New ‘vibrancy’ reforms to avoid repeat of The Joey trading saga

The Joey at Palm Beach,in Sydney’s north.

The Palm Beach restaurant’s hopes of nighttime dining were dashed after residents living half a kilometre away complained.

NSW Police to use metal detectors against knife violence

The Minns government is giving police more powers after a spate of high-profile stabbings,including the Bondi Junction attack and the Wakeley church assault.

Illustration by Dionne Gain

Trumpeting a terrible vision:What awaits if Biden loses… or even wins?

Donald Trump has outlined his manifesto for a second term,and it’s a disquieting smorgasbord of retribution and paranoia.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

The Roman Bridge across the Guadalquivir river and the marvellous Mosque-Cathedral in Cordoba,Spain.

Europe’s new bucket list:25 highlights beyond the cliches

You know its world-famous wine regions and iconic cities. Now get to know a different side of the Continent,A hidden archipelago and uncrowded marvels.

Is your morning brew actually healthy? Eight benefits of drinking black coffee

Black coffee.

From reducing the risk of diabetes to staving off Alzheimer’s and cancer,your daily caffeine hit may be more powerful than you realise.

To avoid muscle loss as you age,pick up the pace

When done right,adding sprints to a workout can make your body stronger and more resilient.

Opinion
NRL 2024

Prophecy that ‘doctors and lawyers’ will rule NRL is coming true

Jackson Topine,Keith Titmuss and Lloyd Perrett.

The death of Manly player Keith Titmuss and separate lawsuits brought by Jackson Topine and Lloyd Perrett raise serious questions for the game.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

‘Not a gender issue’:Players out of line but not sexist,says NRL

Kasey Badger has resorted to deactivating her social media accounts every weekend because of the abuse.

The NRL has backed referee Kasey Badger amid criticism of her officiating.

Inside the $6 million war between Racing NSW and a major sponsor

A slump in betting and ticket sales for a support race on Everest day has left two of horse racing’s major players at loggerheads. Tabcorp has described the action as “embarrassing and irrelevant”.

Working conditions are getting tougher says independent choreographer and performer,Melanie Lane at Temperance Hall,Melbourne.

Jobs at Bunnings:How musicians,actors and artists scratch a living

Half of Australia’s working artists are earning as little as $200 from their craft as the sector falls deeper into crisis.

Landlords hike rents nearly 50 per cent since the lows of lockdown

Asking rents have soared over the past few years.

Rental prices for units have skyrocketed since COVID-19 lockdown,and house rents have jumped too. Is any relief in sight?

Opinion
HECS

Until Labor arrests the cost of uni,students are still being short-changed

It remains to be seen how much difference a sometimes-reduced rate of indexation is going to make.

Rachel Withers
Rachel Withers

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NRL 2024

Bulldogs boss Phil Gould.

‘I’ve done nothing wrong’:Phil Gould to challenge $20,000 fine over TV rant

The Bulldogs football boss has engaged a lawyer and will fight the NRL’s sanction for comments he made about the game. But why is he in trouble in the first place?

Bulldogs

‘Small ball’ and a rugby league revolution:Are the Bulldogs back?

Many thought they were mad for recruiting a bunch of small,multi-skilled players. But were Phil Gould and Cameron Ciraldo ahead of the game?

Sydney

Sex crimes detective raped woman whose complaint he was investigating,court told

Sex crimes detective raped woman whose complaint he was investigating,court told

Glen Coleman allegedly raped the 19-year-old woman at a police station and sexually touched her without her consent in his police car.

Body found after man went overboard on Elvis cruise

The view of searching vessels from the Pacific Adventure.

Police have retrieved the body of a man in water off Sydney Heads after he went overboard while on an Elvis-themed P&O cruise.

Woman allegedly assaulted as ABC Back Roads visits small NSW town

An image captured by a local appears to show Thaler’s arrest.

Andrew Thaler,who had claimed to be a spokesman for the family of Taser victim Clare Nowland,was charged with choking a female cafe owner in a spat over the show.

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Icebergs restaurateur Maurice Terzini reveals casual new spin-off - and it’s heading for a surprising location

“It’s not going to be a restaurant,” says Maurice Terzini of his new venture.

Icebergs Bar + Kitchen will open in mid-2025,serving coffee and Italian breakfasts to the jet set crowd.

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Planning

Sydney won’t get 170,000 new homes at stations. Here’s why

Elizabeth Bay.

The state government is using “magical” and unrealistic figures to describe the impact of its key housing policy,planning experts say.

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Jackson Topine,Keith Titmuss and Lloyd Perrett.
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NRL 2024

Prophecy that ‘doctors and lawyers’ will rule NRL is coming true

The death of Manly player Keith Titmuss and separate lawsuits brought by Jackson Topine and Lloyd Perrett raise serious questions for the game.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

Kasey Badger has resorted to deactivating her social media accounts every weekend because of the abuse.

‘This is not a gender issue’:Players out of line but not sexist,says NRL

The NRL has backed Kasey Badger amid criticism of her officiating,as it emerged the referee has taken to deactivating her social media accounts before games to avoid reading hateful comments.

A last-gasp effort from Jason Moloney wasn’t enough to triumph in Tokyo.

Moloney falls short against Takei in Tokyo,losing bantamweight crown

Australia is without a reigning male world boxing champion after Jason Moloney’s unanimous points loss to a man in just his ninth professional boxing fight.

David Fifita could be on the move.

Sydney Roosters enter race for Fifita with four-year,$3.3 million deal

The Sydney Roosters have been in private discussions with Fifita and have now offered him a deal to join the club on $800,000 a season.

Ange Postecoglou at the end of the match against Liverpool.
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EPL

Another horror show from Spurs. Postecoglou will not survive many more

The honeymoon ended some time ago but,after a 4-2 loss to Liverpool,the Australian coach and free-falling Tottenham could be headed for divorce if they don’t improve defensively next season.

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Bulldogs

‘Small ball’ and a rugby league revolution:Are the Bulldogs back?

Many thought they were mad for recruiting a bunch of small,multi-skilled players. But were Phil Gould and Cameron Ciraldo ahead of the game?

Bulldogs boss Phil Gould.

Gould to challenge $20,000 fine over television rant

The Bulldogs football boss has engaged a lawyer and will fight the NRL’s sanction for comments he made about the game. But why is he in trouble in the first place?

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