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The father is the epitome of the migrant success story;the son is one of the nation’s most wanted suspected criminals.
Luke Bray,24,wasn’t even supposed to be at work that day. His mother wants answers.
Police say a man planned the stabbing of his brother and mother in their inner-west Sydney home,the attack unfolding while their father was in the shower.
The owner of a luxury Sydney pad where Bruce Lehrmann lived rent-free under a deal with the Seven Network has appeared for the first time in a NSW tribunal.
“I know it may sound crazy,but I’m going to continue working. I’m at work today,” Australia’s newest multi-millionaire said.
The poll found that 75 per cent of voters supported a domestic gas reservation policy to ensure a steady supply of gas to households and businesses.
The predictions are devastating:one in 13 hospitality businesses could close in the next 12 months. So what’s gone wrong,and what can be done to help?
One of the nation’s largest dairy processors is pulling the plug on Australia. But it’s just the latest domino to fall in a sector that has been dwindling for decades.
The Animal Logic co-founder has taken to real estate in a big way in recent years,and his $12 million Byron Bay cash buy is just his latest acquisition.
Last Sunday,I took my mother to church and committed many sins.
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Travelling with kids in tow is alarmingly different to travelling when you’re young and child-free. Embrace it and you will find it’s better.
Travel writer
He’s not only the fullback but also the incumbent captain,so the decision Maguire makes about the Roosters No.1 will have major implications for the Blues.
Sports Columnist
Nathan Merritt will take a simple stroll in Indigenous Round this weekend that represents a significant milestone in his recovery.
The A-League’s smallest club has survived a series of near-death experiences over nearly 20 years to become an underappreciated gem of the national sporting scene.
With the fifth instalment in the franchise hitting screens this week,we took a look at how The Sydney Morning Herald reviewed the first,now iconic,film.
The former engineer wants to improve mental health around the globe,one push-up at a time.
From meeting strangers to spying on strangers,there is plenty of variety in the Vivid Ideas program.
Chief Sports Writer
Matt Burton impressed as the Bulldogs embarrassed a woeful Dragons with a near point-a-minute second-half blitz.
The Sea Eagles have told their coach that contract talks are on hold after three straight losses.
An abandoned,empty and crumbling military base will be opened to the public after a two-year restoration project.
The university says some students have gone beyond the bounds of acceptable behaviour in protesting against the Israel-Gaza war.
Two people are in hospital after a stabbing in Sydney’s inner west on Thursday evening.
George Khouzame,whose company built the Condell Park house that collapsed last year,insists the charges were for “very,very,very,very low-end fraud”.
After years of planning,a new theatre has been announced for Parramatta and it’s comparable to Sydney and Melbourne’s best.
Our reviewers cast their eyes over recent fiction and non-fiction releases,including an engaging account of the seven Cleopatras and Geoffrey Robertson’s crisply argued case for prosecuting Putin.
The former LA Times crime writer turned bestselling author has written 38 novels,some of which are now movies and TV series. He’s in Australia this month.
The prime minister will tell voters hit hard by the rising cost of living that he feels their pain and has not forgotten what it is like to “struggle and strive”.
Chief political correspondent
Our housing industry has been too slow to respond to increased demand. What’s the Albanese government doing about this mess?
Economics Editor
Australian man Keith Davis said his wife suffered a severe spinal injury on the ill-fated Singapore Airlines flight 321 and was in intensive care in a Bangkok hospital.
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Workers are feeling “pretty distressed” to realise the basics of life have slipped further out of reach than even in the recent past.
A new report finds how to fetch a higher price,attract more online listing views and make a home more liveable in the meantime.
They may be common,but they don’t have to be an ongoing issue.
Lifestyle Health Editor
When Colin from Accounts became an international hit,the couple were faced with sudden celebrity – and the challenge of writing season two.
Culture news editor
Nathan Merritt will take a simple stroll in Indigenous Round this weekend that represents a significant milestone in his recovery from a debilitating bout of double pneumonia.
He’s not only the fullback but also the incumbent captain,so the decision Maguire makes about the Roosters No.1 will have major implications for the Blues’ campaign.
The Sea Eagles have told their coach that contract talks are on hold after three straight losses. But Seibold insists he didn’t storm out of a meeting on the eve of a season-defining clash.
The footballing careers of Taylan May and Brandon Wakeham are under a cloud after they were officially stood down from playing duties.
Five surfers have died at the iconic and infamous Tahitian break,venue for the Olympic competition in July,which translates as “place of skulls” in the local Polynesian dialect.
The South Sydney fullback doesn’t deserve the jumper,nor can he be trusted to perform in it.
Origin can bring out the best in players looking to escape the dramas at their club. Michael Maguire can do that with South Sydney’s mercurial star.
League columnist