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13th February 2024

AM Edition

Crisis in the thinning ADF ranks

There are more people marching out of the Australian Defence Force than there are marching in, despite “critical” need to swell the ranks to their biggest levels since the Vietnam ...

Internal backlash over drive for 185,800 homes in NSW suburbs

The NSW Government is facing internal backlash over contentious plans to allow thousands of multi-storey developments near dozens of suburban train stations. Have your say in our p...

Tougher penalties loom for online abusers

Australia is looking to boost the powers of its e-Safety Commissioner to crackdown on cyber bullying, internet pile-ons, revenge porn and other abuse, while making big tech compani...

Shock police development in brawling Broncos video

New details of Adam Reynolds and Pat Carrigan’s alcohol-fuelled spat reveal police spotted the incident before speaking to several Broncos players.

Planner sold home days before buying in area to be rezoned

A senior planner at the centre of a rezoning furore sold her home just two days before purchasing new house on a site set to be rezoned.

Desperate Swifties ignore bank alerts about ticket scam

Swifties need to calm down when chasing a last-minute concert ticket as NAB discovers customers are ignoring alerts about suspect payments to potential scammers.

Revealed: 166 NSW bureaucrats earn more than the Premier

Chris Minns is battling to cut spending on bureaucrats as analysis of annual reports reveals 166 people in the public service earn more than the Premier. Read who earns the most.

Why couples plan to hide their love away this Valentines Day

Restaurants might be the traditional date night option but new findings reveal more and more people are choosing to show their love in a less public way on Valentines Day.

Labor urged to end HECS double hit

Labor is being pushed to help people already “counting every dollar” and end the double financial hit on student debts where the interest hike on loans is applied before compulsory...

‘Shocking failure’: Violent criminals still at large despite law reforms

Labor has not applied to have any of the murderers, sex offenders or violent criminals released from immigration detention last year returned to prison months after passing emergen...