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‘Have not seen grief like it’: The crash that changed the Hunter

Ten dead, 25 injured, hundreds of lives shattered, and a country in deep shock and mourning. The catastrophic repercussions from the Hunter bus crash continue one year on.

Guilty pleas at a cost: Bus driver awaits lengthy sentencing

From his first night in custody following the horrific bus crash, to a statement where he expressed being “truly deeply sorry”, Brett Button is now back in prison greens as he awai...

Billion dollar school blitz targets dodgy dunnies, lousy labs

Over a billion dollars will be spent fixing leaking roofs, broken fences, and defective dunnies in schools, in what the NSW government claims is a record spend on ‘minor works’.

Country cops told to ‘hand over’ night-time DV callouts

A NSW country police station is so short staffed they have been told not to attend non-violent domestic offences at night but to hand over the details to the day shift.

Trump tells thousands at rally ‘You’re headed to WWIII’

Trump loyalists turned out in droves to support the former US president at his first rally since being convicted, as he made a chilling threat if not elected.

Police fury as 12-year-old with 80 criminal charges bailed. Again

Bush cops are pleading with magistrates to stop the ‘vicious circle’ as juvenile convicted car thief and burglar with a history of police pursuits is freed, skips bail, and is arre...

Shrimp are on their way to a hot new climate BBQ

Peter Dutton has the chance to end the long tradition of self-immolation by Australian leaders over climate, but first some in his own party has to get out of his way

Fans rally around Monday night Origin switch

It’s the biggest proposed change to State of Origin in years that could help alleviate the brutal toll on players and clubs, and it has the overwhelming support of fans. HAVE YOUR ...

Secrets $25k a day lawyers are battling to keep

A group of Aussie barristers who earn up to $25,000 a day are fighting new money laundering laws because it would impact their work with drug dealing clients.

Two killed after being swept from rocks in Sydney’s south

Two women are dead and another has been rushed to hospital after the trio was swept off rocks at Kurnell, with the frantic attempt to save the victims’ lives captured on film. Warn...

With Costello gone, heat is now on Nine CEO

Staff at Nine were ‘cheering’ after the exit of chairman Peter Costello but the pressure remains on CEO Mike Sneesby as the company deals with serious cultural issues.

SuperCoach wrap: 15 tons, injuries galore in wild weekend

It was supposed to be a tough week with three teams on the bye and State of Origin players backing up. But it turned into an NRL SuperCoach bonanza.