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2nd October 2024

AM Edition

Israel to retaliate within hours after Iran missile barrage

Israel is planning an imminent revenge strike on Iran, after Iran fired almost 200 ballistic missiles and armed gunmen launched a terror attack in Tel Aviv.

Inside the plot to murder John Ibrahim: police

For the first time, we can reveal that police allege two men planned to kill Ibrahim execution-style in an “organised crime contract murder”.

Surprise name puts his stamp on NRL premiership ring

A rugby league Immortal has helped design the premiership rings that will be awarded to the winner of Sunday’s grand final decider between Penrith and Melbourne.

Police file court order to stop pro-Palestine October 7 protests

A pro-Palestinian gathering planned in Sydney CBD for October 7 may not go ahead after NSW Police made the decision on Tuesday night to apply to the NSW Supreme Court for an order ...

Jarome Luai’s biggest fan’s life-changing experience

Elliyah Nassif is Jarome Luai’s biggest fan. The 11-year-old has shared some life-changing moments with the star NRL player in the past and while she is a lifelong Panthers support...

King's joy with new royal baby on the way

King Charles has excitedly announced a new royal baby will be joining the family early next year.

Grief turns to anger: Five orphans left in a world of pain

The five siblings orphaned when their parents died in a crash that killed four say they have zero sympathy for the surviving driver who crashed after he was charged with four count...

50 years of drama: 30 most dramatic GF moments since 1975

From projectiles thrown at referees, to blatant forward passes, DEAN RITCHIE has seen it all in grand finals. Now, 50 years after falling in love with rugby league, he ranks the mo...

‘In hell’: Sydney families’ fears as Lebanese loved ones bombed

Sydney residents have described the terror of waiting for news, and wondering if their innocent loved ones are still alive, as Israel begins its ground invasion of Lebanon followin...

‘Nowhere to park’: Businesses’ battle as spaces slashed for Metro

Southwest Sydney businesses are struggling with falling customer numbers after carparks were closed as part of Metro conversion works, which have forced shoppers to go elsewhere.

Model sent ‘death threats’ before tragedy at Sydney brewery

A young model found dead in the bathroom of a popular Sydney brewery had been receiving death threats in the weeks prior, her father has revealed.

First look inside the new $830m Liverpool Hospital upgrade

A massive $830 million health and education precinct in Sydney’s southwest is set to open in a matter of weeks. Here is your first look inside the state-of-the-art facility.

Broker and son charged over 50kg cocaine hidden in generator

The award-winning boss of a northern beaches mortgage brokerage and his son have been charged over an alleged attempt to import $16m of cocaine from Vietnam.

‘I know it’s wrong’: Jury shown CCTV of ex-teacher kissing teen

A jury was shown footage of a former teacher, accused of having sex with an underage girl, kissing another teen and telling police a girl’s skirt was in his wardrobe because it was...

The list of banned NDIS expenses revealed

From the questionable and bizarre to downright rorts, a long list of unproven therapies and everyday lifestyle costs have been banned from the NDIS.

ABC review uncovers ‘systemic’ racism

Staff making derogatory and offensive remarks are among explosive revelations from the taxpayer-funded broadcaster’s racism review, prompting an apology from boss David Anderson.

‘Ticks all boxes’: Ex-Lib councillor in running for 2025 federal poll

An ex-Northern Beaches councillor is making a tilt at becoming the Liberal candidate to take on an independent “teal" at next year’s federal election.

‘Dark crossroads’: Assange breaks silence

In his first public comments since his release, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said he was released after years of incarceration only because he pleaded “guilty to journalism”.

NSW, Victoria urged to deny protest permits after Hezbollah flag displays

The Coalition has asked states to consider denying future protest permits for the groups behind recent rallies where some people waved Hezbollah flags.

Insane price tag for ‘scam’ cookies

The folks who imported thousands of dollars worth of Crumbl cookies from the US have revealed the hefty price tag behind their controversial scheme.

Buttroses come together to mourn family matriarch

Fadi Ibrahim and Maria Venuti were among several Sydney identities at the funeral of Elizabeth Buttrose, farewelled on what would have been her 79th birthday.

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