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12th November 2024

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‘Bright, kind-hearted boy’: Teen allegedly murdered on camping trip identified

A teenager allegedly murdered while camping with mates in Wilton was a “bright, kind-hearted boy” with a life full of promise, his distraught family have said.

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‘Village idiot’: Albo defends loose-lipped Rudd after Trump attack

PM Anthony Albanese has been forced to defend Kevin Rudd as his self-inflicted wounds continue with unearthed footage showing him calling Donald Trump a “village idiot”. See the vi...

Anthony Albanese heckled by protesters

During a candidate announcement in Tasmania, the Prime Minister was heckled by protesters calling on him to save an endangered fish.

More Sydney single-sex high schools to disappear

More of Sydney’s public single-sex high schools will amalgamate with the government revealing plans to merge a boys’ and a girls’ school in the southern suburbs and turn two in the...

Sydney Roosters land $10m sponsorship deal

The Sydney Roosters have signed an eight figure sponsorship deal which is believed to make the tricolours jersey among the richest in the NRL.

‘Shocking’ detail on shirts at family event

A family-friendly event in Sydney on Sunday that drew thousands of people has raised concerns over an “alarming” detail.

Biggest loser from Rex collapse

The consumer watchdog has revealed what’s happened to the price of domestic airfares since Rex Airlines’ collapse earlier this year.

Activists to face $22,000 fines for blocking trains

Tough new laws would allow the NSW government to fine climate activists who block rail lines tens of thousands of dollars.

E-scooter fire injures three, engulfs home in Sydney’s south

Three people have been rushed to hospital after a fire caused by an e-scooter battery ripped through a home in Sydney’s south on Tuesday morning, forcing nearby residents to evacua...

New Liberal candidate to take fight to Teals’ track-record

He has met Donald Trump, played a leading role in Australia’s burgeoning space industry, and carried out three deployments with the Australian Army in the Middle East — now he is s...

Man fighting for life after horror crash in Sydney’s southwest

A young man is fighting for life in hospital after two cars and a semi-trailer collided at a major intersection.

NRL’s seismic shift: It’s time to tackle the All Blacks

The NRL can topple the All Blacks as the dominant force in New Zealand sport by fast-tracking a second team into the Shaky Isles.

‘Road mayhem’: The big change coming for Sydney freeway

Residents and business owners have slammed plans to close one of the busiest highway off-ramps in Sydney’s north as part of major roadworks set to commence in the lead-up to the Ch...

‘Taking the piss’: Calls to get tough with slack councils

Some councils are taking more than a year to assess development applications, which is why some industry experts think its time harsher penalties need to be brought in.

Woke just won’t be warned by the Voice

Identity politics must die before it kills us all — including any fools who still believe in it, writes Joe Hildebrand.

The 50-year vision Sydney can learn from

Sydney should look to powerhouse cities such as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Vienna to combat its crippling housing crisis — if it wants to stop thousands of people fleeing the state.

‘Best in the world’: Top chef’s bold claim on Sydney food

Superstar celebrity chef Jamie Oliver believes Sydney has one of the best food scenes, but unlike other renowned foodie cities, it isn’t intimidating.

Reason for Daily Telegraph’s historic front page

It’s a summer of cricket that promises so much and to mark the Indian team’s arrival for a five-Test summer we are publishing a special wrap in English, Hindi and Punjabi.

‘Crucial exposure’: First look at young rugby players touted as future Wallabies

They have been rivals some days, teammates on others and now this close-knit group of young rugby players will share the honour of wearing an Australian uniform for the first time.

Why Iceberg’s restaurant owner’s new venue shut after four months

The man behind Bondi establishment Icebergs Dining Room and Bar has opened up on the closure Snack Kitchen - a Potts Point project he undertook with his son. It is over... for now,...

As big as the Ashes? Why India ranks alongside England on Test scale

For the first time in more than three decades Australia play India in a five-Test series, giving this series an Ashes-type billing. And it has all the ingredients to challenge that...

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Parents shocked over X-rated detail on Wicked doll

Well, this is going to create magic of a different kind, isn't it?

He lived in a tent selling street food, now he’s cricket’s next superstar

He left home before he was a teenager to chase the cricket dream, now Yashasvi Jaiswal is set to debut on Australian turf this summer as an Indian legend looks to be farewelled.

Block auctioneer: I’m done with the show

One of The Block’s most revered auctioneers says he won’t be back in 2025 after the Nine Network butchered one key aspect of the show.

How many calories does walking actually burn?

Can a walk be as good as a high-intensity workout?

Aussies’ $1bn stash of loose holiday change

Aussies have more than $1b of unspent foreign currency stashed away at home, and a new initiative aims to put it to good use.

Mango madness ‘no excuse’ as road rage caught on video

A series of road rage incidents filmed in the Top End have led Territorians to one explanation: Mango Madness is here.

Australia’s first TV evangelist and ‘fallen’ church founder dies

Australia’s first TV evangelist and the founder of one of the fastest growing church movements with about 1600 churches around the world has died. VIDEOS

No one is perfect, but my mum came close

As a young boy who wasn’t very tough, I never wanted to play rugby. But mum’s words guided me through my first game, and she guided me ever since, writes John Eales.

‘Sickening’ Kate slur; King to break Christmas tradition

A TV star has been slammed for her remarks about Princess Catherine, as King Charles plans a key change to the way the royals celebrate Christmas.

Family breaks silence after kindy tragedy

Eleanor Bryant ‘sacrificed her life’ by pushing children out of the way after a truck crashed through a kindergarten in Melbourne.

‘It is tough man’: The Kid Laroi opens up on fame

Aussie singer The Kid Laroi is using a tour of his home country to stay connected with reality and to avoid the trappings – and the dangers – of superstardom.

‘Boomers’: Tesla keying caught on camera

EV owners ask ‘is it always Boomers’ as another battery-powered car is keyed in public.

Teacher drops one of the most creative proposals yet

Watch the moment a bird took centre stage during this couple’s epic surprise proposal at Australia Zoo.

‘Bunch of show-offs’: Big problem The Block has to address

Who can remember that last time anyone bought a Block house because they liked it and wanted to live in it? The contestants may have left happy — but fans did not.

The secrets of Australia’s most private club

What will you find inside the mysterious Qantas Chairman’s Lounge? We take you inside the secret world of VIPs.

First review: long-awaited sequel Gladiator II just gets away with it

Audiences have been baying for a sequel to Ridley Scott’s Oscar-winning sword and sandals classic for more than two decades – but is it worth the wait?

$109 flights: Qantas’ 72-hour sale

Aussie holiday makers looking to travel interstate these school holidays and in 2025 can score huge savings on flights. See how and where.

Sad reason this photo hangs next to the Queen

It’s been almost a year since this small town was left reeling by an event most never would have thought possible.

Australia’s Baby Reindeer: Wild stalker torment revealed

It’s a three-year saga that sounds like something from Netflix. But this school worker’s harassment campaign happened right here.

Portelli’s insane 9 Block pads for $27m but tax dodged

Aussie billionaire and serial Block bidder Adrian Portelli has dodged hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax even though he has bought nine properties on the show. Here’s how.