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1st August 2024

AM Edition

Can Kyle Chalmers cement place as our greatest ever sprinter?

Mollie O’Callaghan and Shayna Jack were denied a podium finish in the women’s 100m freestyle final so all eyes turn to Kyle Chalmers and his tilt at glory. LIVE COVERAGE

5 things you missed in Paris while you were sleeping

Drone scandals, gender furores, dodgy water tests and more gold for Australia on day five of competition at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Here are five things you missed while you ...

Jess’s legend grows: Fox snares second gold of the Paris Games

Jess Fox has become the most successful Australian Olympian of all time in individual events after winning a sixth medal with her canoe slalom gold.

Pain and agony of Nowra, a town in tears

The south coast town of Nowra is in mourning after what was supposed to be a fun weekend away to Canberra for two couples to attend a 21st birthday turned to heartbreak.

China suspect Aussie beef as source of steroid in positive test

Chinese state security services suspected that contaminated Australian beef caused two swimmers to test positive to a powerful steroid.

Home prices soar in Sydney’s west, plummet in north

A winter surge has lifted home prices by double digit margins in parts of Sydney’s west, while much of the north and northwest saw a drop in values, new figures show.

$290m upgrade for crucial western Sydney road

Upgrades on a crucial road link in the Aerotropolis are finally getting under way, in a win for the Western Sydney residents and businesses.

‘Disgraceful’: Trump unleashes in fiery showdown

The 2024 presidential campaign turned hostile as Donald Trump told a contentious crowd that Kamala Harris ‘turned black’, after the vice president was accused of a ‘fake southern a...

William, Harry suffer new heartbreak

Prince Harry could face increased pressure to return to Britain and face his estranged family after the death of a close relative brings more pain for the estranged brothers.

Road toll explosion: ’Biggest problem’ facing our state

After 18 deaths in the past month, the opposition has led calls for the government to ‘stop burying their heads in the sand’ and put more cops on the road to help save lives.

NSW councils to push for scrapping shark nets

A majority of coastal councils will push to scrap shark nets along iconic beaches when in consultations with the Minns government around the future of the shark deterrence program.

Experts make big call on next interest rates decision

The dollar, bond yields, futures markets and leading economists are now pointing in a new direction after a fall in the Reserve Bank of Australia’s preferred measure of inflation.

Shattered father’s tragic revelation after triple-fatal crash

The shattered father of one of three victims of a horror crash at Tarago in the state’s south has made a tragic revelation about his daughter.