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Andrew Tate and a salad bar of ideology: What influenced alleged stabber

The teen accused of stabbing a man outside the University of Sydney had a close interest in controversial commentator Andrew Tate, police believe. It comes at the same time as new ...

‘Focus on fun’: What CBD workers are really doing on a Friday

Employees working from home are taking long lunches and hosting virtual meetings at the driving range — as Sydney’s CBD is “flatlining” with close to 1000 office and retail spaces ...

Bombshell twist in Trump’s hush money conviction

Donald Trump’s sentencing in his criminal hush money case has been delayed by two months, meaning the historic decision will now come just weeks before the US election.

Apprentice tradie numbers fall amid housing crisis

The number of Australians starting construction trades apprenticeships fell 22 per cent in one year under Labor.

Hollie Nasser’s ‘beautiful life’ with new man, new besties

Socialite Hollie Nasser’s ‘horrific years’ are behind her, with the Sydney mum of two confirming she’s been in a relationship with an IT company director for more than a year.

Time to give Phil Gould his due for rebuilding the Bulldogs

Phil Gould has got a lot wrong in rugby league over 50-odd years, but is it time to start exalting ‘Gus’ as Canterbury-Bankstown’s great saviour? DEAN RITCHIE asks in Bulldog’s Bit...

First Lady is swiftly becoming the last resort

The First Lady is committing what increasingly looks to be an act of elder abuse in pushing her husband to stay in the presidential race — plus putting the security of the West in ...

District Court staffer accused of leaking data to crime network

A NSW District Court staffer is facing shocking claims she provided sensitive data from multiple NRL players, an alleged crime boss and dozens of others to an organised crime netwo...

PM condemns talks between rogue senator and opponents

Anthony Albanese is facing another leadership test amid revelations rogue Senator Fatima Payman received advice from a political strategist helping to challenge Labor MPs.

Why Sydney homebuyers are ignoring high interest rates

Home prices continue to rise despite the cost of living crisis, economic uncertainty and high interest rates. This is why.

Worker who wouldn’t go back to the office faces referral to AFP

Imran Karim Budhwani’s job was to fix his colleague’s computers but he refused to go back to the office. When he was sacked, he brought an unfair dismissal claim. It didn’t go well...