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LA Roosters: Politis’s revolutionary move into US market

Billionaire Roosters chairman Nick Politis is the driving force behind the club’s investment in a Roosters team out of Los Angeles, establishing an academy to target thousands of c...

Palestine ‘champion’ Albanese faces Gaza demand

The people who once dubbed Anthony Albanese and Tony Burke the “great Australian champions of Palestine” are demanding the government recognise Palestinian statehood.

May insurance: Panthers to sign Tiger with immediate effect

Penrith are set to capitalise on the upheaval at the Wests Tigers and secure extra insurance for the potential departure of Taylan May. NRL Market Watch.

‘Difficult’ fire rips through wrecking yard

A wrecking yard has gone up in flames only blocks away from a busy airport, as firefighters fighting to contain the blaze.

Warning that trains, bus staff could follow light rail on strike

Sydney’s light rail network will shutdown for 24 hours on Wednesday - with warnings that more industrial action is on the way.

Albo urged to raise ‘difficult’ issues at major China meeting

Chinese Premier Li Qiang will meet with wine producers and resources sector during a high stakes visit to Australia, as security experts urge Labor to raise “difficult” issues.

Shock vision shows masked men who stormed Sydney home

Video footage has emerged after a group of balaclava-clad men stormed a home in Sydney’s southwest and shot a man, as police reveal new details of the shocking incident. Watch the ...

Crucial find in hunt for missing cocaine diver-for-hire

A crucial – and rather large – piece to the mysterious puzzle of what happened to a missing Brazilian scuba diver, hired to retrieve cocaine from a ship in Newcastle, has been disc...

Ex-headmaster settles with Cranbrook, complains to ‘dishonest’ ABC

Ex-Cranbrook School headmaster Nicholas Sampson has lodged a formal complaint against the ABC’s Four Corners over what he claims is “dishonest and biased reporting”, after settling...

Shock reason lawyers want to keep drug dealers’ secrets

Aussie barristers who earn up to $25,000 a day don’t want to dob in their drug dealing clients for one key reason.