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16th August 2024

PM Edition

‘Horny for you’: Teacher charged with abusing second student

A southwest Sydney schoolteacher accused of sexually abusing a teenage student has been charged again – with abusing another student, and soliciting child abuse material from him.

Latrell Mitchell in fight to save Souths contract

Star fullback Latrell Mitchell will face a furious Rabbitohs board in a bid to save his multimillion dollar contract with the club.

Developer torches $24m waterfront mansion

A developer has learnt his fate after he admitted to his role in a dramatic blaze that reduced a $24m mansion to a pile of rubble.

Luai ready to cover for Cleary as Mary Fowler comforts injured star

Penrith halfback Nathan Cleary has begun to rehabilitate his injured shoulder with the help of his superstar girlfriend Mary Fowler and words of support from teammate Jarome Luai.

Libs launch review into council fiasco

In a statement released on Friday afternoon, the Liberal Party declared a review would investigate what went wrong and to ensure “this never happens again”.

‘Unfortunately separated’: Cathy Freeman and husband quietly split

Australian sporting icon Cathy Freeman and her husband James Murch have quietly separated, saying their “greatest priority” during this difficult time is their daughter.

Mapped: NSW suburbs with highest NDIS autism payments

Postcode privilege has seen people with autism in some NSW suburbs fork out tens of thousands of dollars more for NDIS services than others. See the map to compare.

TikTok becomes battleground for Australia’s housing crisis

The political battle over our housing crisis is taking off on TikTok, as Labor jumps on the platform to reach young voters fired up about rent and despairing about buying.

Ex-TV star leaves jail after four hours

Aussie actor Orpheus Pledger has again walk free as he seeks to appeal a jail sentence for attacking a woman during a drug-induced crisis.

Liberals must sack ‘Teflon’ Don Harwin over candidate fiasco

The evidence available shows Don Harwin is responsible for failing to register 140 candidates for the local government election. Why is he still president, asks James Willis.