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‘Don’t want to be half cut’: Inside Minns’ call to give up booze

It was a big night at the Intersection Tavern at Ramsgate that forever changed the Premier’s relationship with alcohol. In the aftermath, Chris Minns vowed to take a break. Read th...

Hot air balloon crashes into power lines

Two people have been rescued from a hot-air balloon that became entangled in active power lines in rural NSW.

$1.2 million school bullying pay out, more claims to follow

The NSW Department of Education has been successfully sued for $1.2 million for severe bullying and psychological harm suffered by a student at a public school. Experts believe the...

Rogue senator vows to defy Albo on Palestine

Labor senator Fatima Payman says she will vote against the government again to support Palestine statehood, despite warnings from the PM.

Channel 7’s purge comes at high cost, but who’s next

Channel 7 is feeling the pinch in the ratings battle after senior staff were given their marching orders with the bloodletting set to continue into the new financial year.

‘She wants to be president’: Biden’s wife slammed

Jill Biden’s ex-husband has joined critics who say she is pushing Joe Biden to stay in the US election race despite health concerns.

CCTV footage shows the moment Aussie star gets punched in face

Shocking video footage has been aired in court showing the moment a man punches an Aussie TV actor in the face, fracturing his cheekbone.

‘Broken’ dad of Hunter bus crash victim finds peace using MDMA

A dad who described his anger as ‘a scary beast’ after his son was killed in the Hunter Valley bus crash is working through his grief and trauma using a groundbreaking treatment th...

Three-time NRL premiership coach Ivan Cleary almost quit

Ivan Cleary has stepped out of his comfort zone to reveal his deepest insights with a new soon-to-be released biography of his stunning career, he talks to DAVID RICCIO about why n...

Shock amount parents are giving kids to buy home

Those without rich parents are getting shut out the property market, with alarming figures showing parents are giving their kids an average of $3m in some suburbs.

Sydney’s rich and famous flee to sunny Europe

While Sydneysiders shiver through chilly winter days, the city’s rich and famous are taking no notice of the cost of living crisis and jetting across the world for a Euro summer.