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Newest first · UTC+11:00When tram ad trauma went off the rails
Allan Tooker of Kirribilli definitely remembers the 1950s Sydney tram advertisement (C8) mentioned by David Morrison this week. According to Allan, “this is an earworm that I have endured since my 1950s youth.” I’ve lost four toes in the mountain snows,An eye in the Tasman Sea,A hand and a jaw on a circular saw,And …
Tourist fighting for life after cycling accident at popular Australian holiday spot
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Top public servant ‘exchanged’ into ranks of another department
The top echelon of Queensland’s public service has undergone only its second major internal reshuffle since the Crisafulli government’s initial overhaul of senior bureaucrats in late 2024.
· Matt Dennien
Joey's blueprint for NSW forward pack
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Parties, steady as she goes is not a policy
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Joey's blueprint for NSW forward pack
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‘The Housemaid’ author Frieda McFadden reveals true identity after living double life for 23 years
“The Housemaid” author Freida McFadden is finally dropping the disguise — and the double life.
· Adam Silverstein
The big hole designed to ease Sydney’s transport woes and a housing crisis
After descending almost 30 metres from the surface by stairs, you’ll sense the eeriness pervading a giant hole carved out of sandstone for a station for Sydney’s biggest metro rail project.
· Matt O'Sullivan
Heartbroken daughter demands justice for 'strong, beautiful' mother after alleged murder
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· Eleanor Wilson
Four arrested in connection to murder of Adelaide father
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Australian spy plane operators in Middle East not sharing intel with US for offensive operations, defence boss says
Information on drones and other threats being shared but defence chief confirms crew taking ‘active steps’ to only contribute to defensive actions
· Tom Mcilroy, Josh Butler
Search underway after convicted gang rapist escapes from Sydney hospital
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· Joseph Sahyoun
Perfect Panthers look to continue their unbeaten start against Bulldogs
The Penrith Panthers are unbeaten to start the NRL season, looking to extend that run against the Bulldogs at Stadium Australia.
· Simon Smale
She went for six months but stayed for 30 years: the Australian doctor who refused to go home
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· Erin Handley
Rebels directors to cough up $2.2m for Rugby Australia legal team’s ‘Rolls-Royce’ expenses
The directors of the failed Melbourne Rebels rugby union club must hand over nearly $2.2 million to continue their lawsuit against Rugby Australia amid claims the sports governing body was seeking “Rolls-Royce” treatment for its legal team.
· Sarah Danckert
Hastie could testify in Roberts-Smith murder trial
Australia must acknowledge “wrongdoing” in Afghanistan while also respecting the rule of law following the arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith, says shadow defence minister and former SAS captain Andrew Hastie.
· Clay Lucas
Festival of footy kicks off with Crows–Blues sellout in Adelaide
The fourth edition of AFL's Gather Round gets underway with the Adelaide Crows hosting Carlton at a packed Adelaide Oval.
· Andrew Mcgarry
Police reviewing Broome incident where officer pushes woman during arrest
WA Police are investigating an incident caught on camera in Broome on Tuesday where a police officer pushed a woman to the ground during a tense arrest of another person.
· Hamish Hastie
Slow-moving cyclone could hit Queensland
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Sydney basketball court shortage stifles enthusiasm after Kings' victory
The Sydney Kings' successful NBL finals series drew a record crowd and interest in the sport. (AAP: Robbie Stephenson)
· Declan Bowring
Police search for convicted gang rapist after he escaped from Sydney hospital
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Search underway after immigration detainee escapes custody in Sydney's south-west
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‘Drop the knife’: Conflicting accounts of cop shooting
Conflicting accounts of whether a specialist officer gave warnings before opening fire will sit at the heart of a charged inquest into an Indigenous man’s death.
· Rex Martinich
Queensland Police car found to be unregistered after crash
An unmarked police car involved in a crash on the Gold Coast was later found to be unregistered, with the Queensland Police Union criticising the service for allowing officers to drive it.
· Dominique Tassell
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Racing NSW yet to complete ‘significantly delayed’ Covid-era stimulus projects
Almost four years after Racing NSW was awarded tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer funds to upgrade a series of regional racetracks with little oversight, many of the projects have been “significantly delayed” or have yet to begin, prompting calls for the powerful thoroughbred regulator to open its books for ins…
· Michael McGowan
UK man jailed for sexually abusing nine-year-old girl has Australian visa reinstated by tribunal
The man successfully appealed the automatic revocation of his permanent resident visa after being sentenced to 14 months in prison
· Caitlin Cassidy
Islamofascism: The word that launders war crimes, from Iran to Palestine
The carefully collapsed term “Islamofascism” is having its moment. Its use across the western mainstream media and blogosphere - including UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Israel and Europe - increased in frequency by 33 percent in 2025 over the previous year, according to my own tracking.
· Middleeasteye
The NFL arrives in Queensland, making case for Brisbane 2032 inclusion
Hopes of an American invasion on the Brisbane 2032 Olympics have been given a boost, as NFL commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed he had met Games organisers to pitch flag football’s case for inclusion.
· Nick Wright
Patient Aussie ousts 'idol' Moore in Bells Beach defence
Australia's Isabella Nichols is through to the Bells Beach quarterfinals. (Getty Images: WSL/Tony Heff/File)
Drunk driver jailed for fatal hit-run that prompted law change
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Sutton senses time is right for major breakthrough in Sydney
Flemington-based English trainer Dom Sutton has seen first hand what it takes to win major races in Sydney, and after coming agonisingly just two weeks ago, he is hoping to get the monkey off his back in group 1 style on Saturday in the Australian Oaks (2400m).
· Craig Kerry
Canberra backs Ardea mammoth WA nickel project
Ardea Resources has been given a federal leg-up for its Kalgoorlie nickel project (KNP) in Western Australia after being selected to participate in the Government’s recently penned Investor Front Door (IFD) pilot program.
· Andrew Todd
Man shot dead in Melbourne apartment
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Afternoon Update: Albanese says Middle East ceasefire must include Lebanon; Clooney calls out Trump; and the rise of Korean fried chicken
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· Mike Hohnen
Sydney Uni appoints antisemitism ‘lecturer’, forgets to tell anybody
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· Wendy Bacon
Beloved Queensland pub faces demolition for resort-style development
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Berry looks to make day two medal charge with group 1 chances
Tommy Berry has confidence in Sydney Cup hope Soul Of Spain and likes the form and fitness of Australian Oaks chance Profoundly as he looks to make a day two charge for the medal named in honour of his twin brother, Nathan.
· Craig Kerry
Child killer Arthur Freeman attacked in jail
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· Eleanor Wilson
Jury faces 'complex' task as it retires in Irma Palasics murder trial
Irma Palasics died in a violent home invasion in 1999 in the Canberra suburb of McKellar. (Supplied)
· Elizabeth Byrne
Forgetting dreams could be a sign of Australia's second biggest killer, study finds
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· Sophia Kearns
Ben Roberts-Smith entitled to presumption of innocence but ‘none of us are above the law’, Andrew Hastie says
Liberal MP makes first public comments since Australia’s most decorated living soldier, whom he served alongside, was charged with war crimes
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Rottnest Island bones sent to Perth as forensics confirm they are human remains
Testing has confirmed the bones found on Rottnest Island on Wednesday are human, but further examination is required to determine their age.
· Hamish Hastie
Convicted gang rapist escapes custody while at Sydney hospital
Michael Angok, 30, has escaped from custody in Bankstown, in Sydney's south-west. (Supplied: NSW Police)
Convenience store crackdown to curb 'under the counter' illegal nicotine sales
Illegal tobacco is being offered for sale in convenience stores across Perth. (ABC News: Grace Burmas)
· Ashleigh Davis
Larvotto lines up defence insider for NSW antimony push
Larvotto Resources has enlisted former federal senator David Fawcett as strategic adviser as the company positions its Hillgrove project to become a key global supplier of antimony.
· Andrew Todd
Albanese says fuel stocks looking good almost to June as he jets to Singapore
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia’s fuel stocks have been guaranteed almost to June and has urged Israel to abide by a fragile ceasefire in a Middle East conflict that has roiled global oil markets, as he jets to Singapore to further bolster the nation’s supplies.
· Paul Sakkal
Hugh Bowman opts to ride My Wish in Champions Mile, with James McDonald his replacement on Invincible Ibis
Australian ace makes tough call on mount for HK$24 million feature, paving the way for Kiwi superstar to hop on Hong Kong Derby hero
· Jay Rooney
Hugh Bowman opts to ride My Wish in Champions Mile, with James McDonald his replacement on Invincible Ibis
Australian ace makes tough call on mount for HK$24 million feature, paving the way for Kiwi superstar to hop on Hong Kong Derby hero
· Jay Rooney