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The federal government will back the case for new gas fields and import terminals to secure the supplies,setting up a clash with the Greens and environmental groups over the new plan.
Tax cuts,worth on average $1888,and a further round of cost-of-living measures will be at the heart of Jim Chalmers’ third budget.
Forecast journey times show it will take about an hour to travel on new bus services to Western Sydney Airport from nearby urban centres.
Liya Barko nearly died when she was stabbed at Westfield Bondi Junction,but she was saved by a tall,calm man in a green T-shirt. Now she’s finally met Wayne Tolver-Banks.
Long-bladed knives,swords and axes are being sold at a kiosk in Westfield Hornsby just weeks after a knife attack claimed the lives of six people at Westfield Bondi Junction.
Australia’s inaugural domestic violence commissioner this week convened 70 hand-picked experts for emergency talks that will shape the advice she gives to governments.
To suggest Christou was only responding to the wishes of his community is to ignore the broader disquiet in western and south-western Sydney.
State Political Editor
Tenants would have saved as much as $3000 over the 12 months to March,and proponents say the cash would be life-changing.
A 39-year-old woman was allegedly stabbed multiple times by a man with whom police say she was previously in a relationship.
As society splinters,and teals and Greens take seats in the lower house,minority government might soon be the norm.
Columnist
China is playing a calculated strategic game in the Middle East,positioning itself as a peace-brokering alternative to the US while having no real skin in the game,experts say.
The crude,rude and fabulously wealthy shock jock’s salary details could be handed to opposing lawyers after the radio industry lost a fight in the Copyright Tribunal.
The column written by my colleague last week shocked me,but this issue is far bigger than a difference of opinion.
Columnist and author
Over the next month,the Sharks star can prove he belongs at Origin level.
League columnist
For many people with depression,showering can feel like an especially difficult challenge. But there are ways to make it easier,experts say.
Long before the Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial,Frontline eviscerated the priorities and practices of a sometimes-dubious business.
The a’Mare and Ormeggio at The Spit chef is planning a number of “rias” (outlets) under the one roof.
You don’t have to use your points flying with Qantas. Sometimes the better deal comes from hopping aboard a partner airline.
NSW halfback Rachael Pearson knows more than most how Jesse Southwell feels after missing out on the Origin opener. A year ago,she was in her shoes.
In the last Origin match,the Souths star was the best player on the field. But on the cusp of a milestone game,he knows his odds of suiting up this year are long.
Covering a site the size of Sydney’s CBD,a vast hub in the city’s south-west is the most important piece of infrastructure that few know about.
Khadije Dandachli is accused of posing as a nurse and injecting unknown substances into the buttocks of patients,allegations she denies.
Toufik Hamze,64,and his son Salim,18,were gunned down outside their Sydney home. This is how police tracked down the organised crime figures they say ordered the teen’s death.
The former sex crimes detective was investigating the then-teenager’s complaint when he allegedly put $70 on the police station desk and said she could leave if they had sex.
Police say school staff had personal information including credit card details allegedly stolen by Aaron Pennesi. Police also allegedly found child abuse material.
Goran Stolevski changed his behaviour while filming in his homophobic home country. His partner almost paid the ultimate price.
Our critics give their verdicts on the biggest shows around town.
Batteries being thrown in the bin are a growing threat to safety,bursting into flames as they degrade. Would people recycle them properly if they were paid?
Global companies like Nestle,Unilever,Coca-Cola and Mars face the possibility of a further inquiry into their role in rising grocery prices.
Money columnist
Money contributor
On the outskirts of Eldorado do Sul,people are sleeping on the roadside and going hungry.
Age deputy opinion editor
Economics Editor
Columnist and academic
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From a private sandy beach to equestrian facilities for horse lovers and a 15-metre pool,we’ve rounded up our pick of the bunch.
Many property buyers who are left in the market now have extraordinary wealth – often from family.
This is a complex issue but one you will be able to navigate with expert advice and compassion,writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
The Canadian musician opens up about the men in her life,including her father Loudon and brother Rufus.
Over the next month,the Sharks have a golden chance to shake their tag as flat-track bullies – and their star man can prove he belongs at Origin level.
A World Cup player has flown from Melbourne to help the injury-plagued Waratahs,but there is more trouble for Max Jorgensen.
Triple premiership winner Stephen Crichton will feel the full force of the Panthers for the first time on Friday night.
The condemned grandstand at the old St George Stadium,or Barton Park,was a magnet for anti-social behaviour. But a new redevelopment has ensured a broken piece of Sydney’s proud sporting history has been restored.
As the deadline for a decision looms,we weigh up the best option for the NRL’s most in-demand man,David Fifita.