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21 Jump St: Young cops pose as teens to bust street crime

Young cops in plain clothes are patrolling Sydney’s streets at night, ready to pounce on roaming teens planning to steal from cars and break into homes. Here’s how they operate.

Police: You have to let us actually be cops

NSW’s top cop says police officers must stop picking up the work of other government agencies so they can better do what they signed up to do – fight crime.

Mitchell cleared for selection, wounded stars racing the clock

Latrell Mitchell escaped suspension for a hip drop tackle which has cleared him for Blues selection, if Michael Maguire wants him. Meanwhile, there’s big decisions to be made amid ...

$891 to treat a sniffly nose: Hospitals swamped with minor illness

People turning up to emergency departments with minor ailments are costing hospitals $1.2 billion a year — and putting unnecessary pressure on frontline staff.

Daughters give blessing to Bell's new shot at love

Anthony Bell’s superyacht has turned into the love boat, with the celebrity accountant popping the question to Annika Martyn at her 40th birthday celebration on the harbour.

‘Hitler would be proud’: Fears over rising Jewish hate

Leaders fear Australia is seeing echoes of the “pure evil” that spread across Europe in the 1930s as Jewish businesses are boycotted and violence erupts on the streets.

‘F*** me’: Foul-mouthed rant proves NRL must act on ref abuse

Referee Todd Smith was met with a barrage of foul language from Canberra skipper Elliott Whitehead on Saturday, once again showing that the NRL needs to act on referee disrespect. ...

‘More arse than class’: Emdur reveals key to TV longevity

He learnt long ago that being strategic doesn’t work in television but off-screen Larry Emdur has been kicking goals with his side hustles, including his latest venture.

NRL salary cap investigation: How bottom clubs waste millions

Day two of this masthead’s investigations into salary cap payments has revealed the wasted millions the bottom four paid out to players no longer at their club.

Wick swipe deepens rift in Nine newsroom

Nine newspapers’ page one story about Darren Wick on Saturday was true to form, writes Annette Sharp, of heaping criticism on company stars only after they’ve left the building.

Home And Away legend teases exit from hit soapie

As she unveils a new project with Wendy Harmer, Lynne McGranger – aka Irene from Home And Away – reveals what her future is on the Australian soapie.

Building companies to cop $35k hit in proposed union agreement

Builders in NSW will be forced to pay at least $35,000 to entities associated with the CFMEU for every worker as part of a proposed enterprise agreement being pushed by the constru...