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6th August 2024

PM Edition

End of the WFH era: Minns’ back-to-work call splits Sydney

Thousands of workers have been ordered back to their desks, officially ending the work from home era. Businesses have backed in the premier’s call but not everyone’s happy. Have yo...

Minns orders public servants back to office. Now

The working from home era is coming to an end. The NSW government has sent a whole-of-government directive for all public servants to return to the office immediately.

If you get this ‘gift’ in the mail, don’t open it

An urgent warning has been issued after multiple Aussies received a suspicious package in the mail claiming to be a “gift” from the government.

‘No stranger’: O’Keefe’s latest court drama

Disgraced TV host Andrew O’Keefe hopes his life is “up from here” after pleading guilty to a driving offence.

Landlords banned from slugging renters on extra costs

NSW landlords and real estate agents will no longer be allowed to slug renters with extra costs under strict new laws. Find out what charges will be banned.

US troops injured in rocket strike; Iran attack on Israel ‘imminent’

Multiple US personnel have been injured in a rocket attack in Iraq as Joe Biden met with his national security team amid fears Iran will strike Israel within hours.

Horror discovery inside 5-metre crocodile

Police believe they have found the remains of the missing NSW man who was believed to have been taken by a large crocodile while fishing with his family.

Metro farce latest in long line of Labor infrastructure fails

All Premier Minns had to do was bring a ribbon, a pair of scissors and a brass band, set a date for the opening and claim credit for Sydney’s $21bn Metro. He failed.

How Noemie Fox won Australia’s greatest gold of Paris Games

Kayak’s new demolition derby format could have been invented for a woman with a warrior spirit unleashing years of pent-up ambition. That woman is Australia’s gold medallist, Noemi...

Huge salaries of Australia’s top bankers revealed

Greedy banks are fuelling the cost of living crisis by sucking $112 billion a year out of the economy on the back of the RBA’s interest hikes as CEOs trouser muti-million-dollar bo...

Bulldogs to shut-out non-members for future Belmore games

More than 18,000 crammed Belmore to watch the Bulldogs beat the Raiders, with the popularity of the match and venue prompting club officials to change attendance protocols for futu...

Sydney’s best fine dining spot just got more affordable

One of Sydney’s best fine-dining restaurants remained out of reach to some foodies. But it has just become more accessible.