A senior City of Parramatta staffer confided to a colleague that she’d committed plagiarism while completing the Australian Institute of Company Directors course and the council’s boss had covered it up, the ICAC has heard.
Investors defrauded by Melissa Caddick who have recouped losses through a class action will not benefit from a final payout from liquidators of her property.Caddick was a self-styled financial advisor who conned 55 family and friends out of $23 million between 2012 and 2020 and lived a life of luxury through her inv…
This project has had quite a journey — it started as an American idea, was dropped by America, and was then picked up and brought to life by Japan and Australia. It is the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), which finally entered into force in December 2018. It now has 12 m…
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Direct neighbours of medium-density apartments would receive only seven days’ notice before construction work under a plan to overhaul community consultation in NSW, while no notice would be required at all for 16 types of residential development applications.
Australia’s youngest billionaire Ed Craven has been accused of running one of the largest and most profitable illegal online gambling operations in American history, in a second US lawsuit involving rap megastar Drake, internet personality Adin Ross, and Sydney man George Nguyen.
Billionaire Alex Birkenstock, heir of German cult sandal brand Birkenstock, and his wife, Vanessa, have bought a $51.5 million whole-floor apartment in Sydney’s Crown Residences in cash.
Blowouts, Botox and bling are back in a big way with the rebooting of one of Australian TV’s original guilty pleasures, The Real Housewives of Melbourne.
It’s Tuesday evening, and the line outside a new ramen shop on Russell Street is stretching down the pavement. There are 11 other ramen shops on the same street, but it’s Ginza Kagari’s soup that these diners want. A bowl of creamy chicken broth known as tori paitan, it’s shipped directly from Tokyo, where Kagari’s …
The deputy premier has given a private school in Brisbane’s east the green light to cut down koala habitat for sporting ovals after the plan was knocked back by the local council.
View image in fullscreenSteer by 陳鴻軒 Chan Hung HinIn 1954, the renowned industrial designers (and brothers) Achille Castiglioni and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni designed a stool using a tractor seat in a playful ode to Italian farmers. Manufactured from 1971, it became an iconic design that remains in production today. …
Economists believe home values are set for their first national slump since 2022, though Australia’s persistent housing shortage means any fall would be short term
A Sydney scientist has unearthed critical evidence about the oldest-known complex life forms in the universe, parsed from slabs of Australian mudstone which preserved the bodies of organisms that dwelled in a primordial sea.
Former prime minister Paul Keating has accused investors criticising the capital gains tax overhaul of pure greed, leaping to Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ defence as NSW Premier Chris Minns admonished his federal allies for failing to provide bigger income tax cuts.
Plans for a world-first quantum supercomputer at Brisbane Airport have been abandoned, with Moreton Bay swooping in to poach the billion-dollar project.
Five passengers were left injured, including two toddlers, after a truck failed to clear a level crossing in Guildford just before 4pm, colliding with an oncoming train.
“The mention of the rugby game at Cowra (C8) reminded me of a hurling match we watched in Athlacca, a tiny village in Ireland,” writes Mary Billing of Allambie Heights. “Hurling is probably one of the most dangerous sports in the world and this was proven by the number of onlookers with arms, legs and heads wrapped …