Email

Email

View in browser

Breaking News Alert

‘Radicalised’ teen shot dead after stabbing

A 16-year-old boy who had been ‘radicalised online’ has been shot dead after a stabbing in a Bunnings carpark.

More news

‘I’d rather save a life than score a try’: Hynes’ big mission

Following years of mental anguish, tears and a seemingly simple childhood dream to live as a family, Nicho Hynes has emerged as a powerful force of inspiration with the launch of h...

Short memories on Hill’s lifetime ban after headbutting ref

More tales of Terry Hill’s violent past have come to light, with a report of the ex-NRL player headbutting a referee during a game of touch footy in the ’90s, writes Annette Sharp.

Footy dad’s anguish: ‘I got punch in the face and I was the one banned’

He says the sport is his life, but Matt Wakefield has been banned from coaching his son after a violent sideline incident in which he claims he was the victim.

NRL rookie in hot water after making contact with referee

The NRL match review committee will investigate footage which appears to show Canterbury prop Sam Hughes making forceful contact with referee Kasey Badger.

Why lovelorn ‘Aussie’ John Symond is packing up

Heartbroken millionaire John Symond is reportedly packing up and moving to the south of France after his divorce from ex-wife Amber.

Aussie soap stars’ TV romance goes off-screen

Home and Away fan favourites Ada Nicodemou and James Stewart’s five-year on-screen love story has blossomed into a real-life romance.

Why NSW is toughening fines for drivers’ dog act

Guide dog user Sarah Hirst knows what it’s like to have a cab door slammed in her – and labrador Zali’s – face, so the NSW Government is raising fines for those who discriminate.

NRL warning as Bennett takes on AFL in turf war

The first ARL Commission chairman, John Grant, has seen it all in rugby league and he has urged NRL bosses to make the right expansion calls in a turf war with the AFL.

Credlin: Mistakes and lies which prove Albo is not up to the task

Australians will usually forgive a first-term government for honest mistakes but not only have shocking mistakes been made, they’ve consistently been lied about, writes Peta Credli...

The Sauce: Tongues wag as two unlikely MPs spotted about town

Which MPs’ ‘relationship’ has people talking? And which pollie’s dating profile features a pair of giant scissors? Read these stories and more in The Sauce.

Em Rusciano: ‘I didn’t get out of bed for a month’

Media personality Em Rusciano reveals how being accused by a fellow comedian last year of faking her autism diagnosis was her ‘worst fear’, and prompted her to carry around a copy ...

Cowardly universities turn blind eye to anti-Semitism

The staggering spineless moral cowardice at the heart of Australia’s government and leading universities must be addressed, writes Piers Akerman.

The Snitch: Judge lashes DPP over trial delay request

Which prosecutor turned judge blasted the DPP? Which organised crime figure is a student of their craft? And which country has the most reliable hit men? The Snitch is here.

Aussie billionaire pops the question to fashionista partner

Robert Whyte, the country’s 141st richest man, has popped the question to his young fashion marketer girlfriend, Alessandra Eddy — and she said yes!