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13th October 2024

PM Edition

How brave student went from 20-day coma to sitting her HSC

This Liverpool Girls High School student suffered a brain injury from a crash, which has had a massive impact on her ability to study and complete tasks, but it won’t stop her achi...

Exemptions for 11,000 students as HSC set to begin

70,000 students are set to begin their HSC exams, with an expected 11,000 of those to be given some kind of exemption by education authorities. Here’s why the number has increased ...

‘Ready to step in to the world’: Final message to HSC cohort

This moment isn’t just about the HSC exams, it’s about everything you’ve learned in the classroom and beyond. You are all ready to take on your next challenge, Education Minister P...

Threat left at Jewish bakery owned by celebrity chef

A Jewish bakery owned by TV chef Ed Halmagyi has been attacked with terrorism graffiti and a threatening note left under the door.

Kostecki lead slashed with Feeney ready to pounce at Bathurst 1000

Chasing his first ever Bathurst 1000 crown, Brodie Kostecki has made the most of pole position at Mount Panorama. Follow the action live!

Nine snatches Sam from Seven in secret deal

Just weeks after the shock announcement that she was leaving Channel 7, Samantha Armytage has signed on with rival Nine to host one of the world’s most successful shows.

Momentum builds for 24 hour Metro

The private operator of Sydney’s best transport project confirmed it is actively investigating non-stop services on Thursday and Friday. Have your say

Weddings, bucks parties, Mary and Cleary: NRL stars living large overseas

Nathan Cleary is one of the many NRL stars that have wasted zero time in flying out of the country to enjoy their off-season, having been spotted in England at the Super League gra...

‘Thugs’: Fury after masked men storm town

A senior Liberal MP has unleashed on a group of white supremacists after they invaded a regional border town and chanted offensive slogans.

The Everest will bring $30m payday for NSW economy

Punters are expected to inject a massive $30 million into the NSW economy while celebrating the TAB Everest, according to exclusive new economic analysis by Business Sydney.

Cocaine Cassie spills shock new details

In a wide-ranging interview, convicted drug smuggler Cocaine Cassie opens up on life inside Colombia’s notorious women’s prison.

Harris met with controversial Hezbollah supporter

Kamala Harris mingled with a controversial Iranian imam who allegedly has close ties to groups fuelling anti-Semitic hate, it has emerged.

Aussies stranded after birth in hurricane

A NSW woman has given birth to a surprise baby while holidaying in Florida, as a deadly hurricane raged around them.

Kanye West accused of drugging assistant at Diddy party

A former employee of rapper Kanye West has made disturbing claims about the star’s alleged actions at a party hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Medicare and childcare reforms: Albanese sets election agenda

With a federal election looming, Anthony Albanese has shifted into campaign footing. Here we can reveal the top policy areas the Prime Minister is eyeing for his election platform.

Fugitive Nassif owes $1.9bn as Toplace records handed to ICAC

Creditors care claiming fugitive property developer Jean Nassif’s Toplace owes them a huge sum – as it can finally be confirmed the NSW ICAC and NSW Crime Commission are investigat...

Interview from Elle shows Nine staff deeply divided

When Tracy Grimshaw copped flak for her recent interview with Elle Macpherson, it was expected her 60 Minutes colleagues would publicly back her. Instead, the deafening silence exp...

Sharri Markson: ‘I feel safer in Israel than in Sydney’

Journalist Sharri Markson has blamed police and the Albanese government for rising anti-Semitism in Australia — and says she feels safer in Israel than she does here.

‘Worst it’s ever been’: Nightmare on city streets as rats wreak havoc

Rats have always been an issue in Sydney, but a pest expert said she’s never seen it this bad in her 22 years on the job, with the rodents chewing through doors and electrical wire...

War on entertainment NIMBYs as bar bans to be lifted

Bizarre rules imposed on night-time venues, including bans on disco balls and even one instance that stopped erotic female poets from taking stage have been relaxed by the Minns go...

White knight Hemmes swoops in to save venue

Hospitality tsar Justin Hemmes has taken over the debt of an eastern suburbs RSL club that suddenly closed its doors after going into receivership last month.

Barbecue fit for a King: Where you can see the Royal couple

The Sunday Telegraph has obtained exclusive new details about the highly anticipated royal visit, which will kick off next Friday after the couple fly into Sydney.

Support for Australian republic falls under King Charles

Australians have revealed why they believe the country should remain a constitutional monarchy, as well as who their favourite royals are. See the results and have your say.

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