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30th August 2024

AM Edition

Not Welcome: Ugly stoush over Indigenous ceremony

Sydney’s largest Aboriginal Land Council has demanded a northern beaches resident cease conducting ‘Welcome to Country’ ceremonies, claiming he has not proved his Indigenous herita...

Barnaby's Bush Summit bombshell: Why ScoMo wouldn’t back nuclear

Barnaby Joyce declared the renewable energy push the “most divisive thing” he has seen in politics as he fired up against Matt Kean and revealed a Scott Morrison truth at the Bush ...

‘You think I hate women? I blame my mum’

Jim Jefferies says he’s not a misogynist, but concedes he might have a chip on his shoulder about women at times. The comedian opens up about his abusive childhood in a very ...

Privacy fears over plan to give 5 million students an ID number

A plan to give five million primary and secondary school students an identification number is under fire, with one critic saying the move “should worry every Australian”.

Socialites set to renovate eastern suburbs mansion

Well-heeled duo Patrick and Tamsin Johnson are set to modernise their Darling Point trophy home Kendall Lodge, while Roosters star Nat Butcher and his model wife are building their...

Bali hotel owner sold cocaine, ‘smack’ on northern beaches

An Avalon Beach man, who owns a hotel in Bali, has been caught selling cocaine and heroin to northern beaches locals to help pay for his own ‘smack’ addiction.

‘Exceedingly dangerous’ weather set to hit

Four states – including one in its entirety – are under severe weather warnings as one cold front after another gets ready to hit Australia.

The tax perk supercharging EV sales

A discount intended to help sell electric cars has proved far more popular than the government expected.

Killed inmate ‘polar opposite’ of murderous maniac

A murdered inmate who was on remand for relatively minor offending was the ‘polar opposite’ of the unhinged monster he was forced to share a Kempsey jail cell with.

Mine blast: Indigenous leaders lash ban; Minns backs development

As incensed Indigenous leaders say Tanya Plibersek’s move to axe a $1 billion gold mine undermines the planning system and puts their cause back 50 years, Premier Chris Minns moves...

11 reasons why Bulldogs can win the GF, and one reason they can’t

The Bulldogs are finals bound for the first time since 2016 and are a genuine dark horse to win the premiership. Here are 11 reasons they can go all the way … and one banana peel t...