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18th October 2024

AM Edition

‘Settled the score’: Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Gaza

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ‘evil suffered a severe blow’, after Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed by a stroke of luck during a routine military operation.

Ex-Bronco Jamil Hopoate freed after Irish cartel-linked crime

Former NRL player Jamil Hopoate has been reunited with his children after he served jail time for his part in a 514kg cocaine haul.

Wife of high profile Sydney lawyer fights meth allegations

The wife of a high-profile Sydney lawyer is set to fight allegations she was caught in possession of meth in the city’s eastern suburbs.

Dashcam video reveals moments before double fatal crash

Shocking footage has emerged of the moment a car in early afternoon traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge went off course and triggered deadly chaos. Warning: Confronting

Police reveal circumstances around Liam Payne’s death

Police have confirmed what happened in the moments leading up to Liam Payne’s death as photos of the former One Direction star’s trashed hotel room have been made public. Warning: ...

‘On my best behaviour’: Republicans to greet royal pair

The King and Queen’s Australian welcome party will include three republicans, but that won’t get in the way of a grand arrival with a light show on the Opera House.

‘It’s a party’: Footy stars and celebrities to flock to The Everest

Footy stars on their off-season break, as well as TV and reality stars are expected to be trackside at Royal Randwick for The Everest. Here’s the star-studded list of people set to...

‘Bullied into submission’: Nine staff in their own words

Nine’s independent report into the company’s culture contains several first-hand accounts of what it was like working there. Some allege bullying, women say men were taken more ser...

Vice-Chancellor delayed Sydney Uni’s Indigenous crackdown

Sydney Uni boss Mark Scott intervened to stop stricter rules around people self-identifying as Indigenous, after claims an Aboriginal leader made ‘distressing’ remarks at a yarning...

Sydney finally cruising toward a third terminal

A bumper 2023-24 cruise season which pumped more than $4.4bn into the NSW economy has spurred the Minns government into seeking a third terminal for the huge liners.

Pop princess Olivia wows Sydney

Pop powerhouse Olivia Rodrigo has continued her epic run of Australian shows, this time leaving Sydney fans screaming for more.

Kings Cross police boss charged over alleged punch-up

The boss of Kings Cross police has been charged with assaulting two men after an alleged dust-up while he was off-duty. His employment status is now under review.

“We’ve been shafted”: Minister’s mine ban renders homes unsellable

Heartbroken homeowners struck by Tanya Plibersek’s partial ban on a gold mine say they’re stuck in limbo, with their houses rendered unsellable due to uncertainty over the project’...

‘Vile’: Sandra Sully reveals horrific sexist online abuse

The TV star has learned how to deal with the misogyny and hate she often receives from faceless keyboard trolls, but has fears for Australia’s younger population.

Thwaites is hoping to ride the Gravy train for many years

It’s an Australian Christmas classic song, now one of the actors bringing Paul Kelly’s How To Make Gravy to the screen predicts it’ll become a widely loved movie.

Pacific Championships 2024: Everything you need to know

The Kangaroos and Jillaroos kick off their Pacific Championships campaigns tonight on home turf at Suncorp Stadium. Ahead of our live coverage of the opening matches, here’s everyt...

First look: Supermarket’s plan for massive Sydney distribution hub

An empty paddock, 20 times bigger than the Sydney Cricket Ground, is set to be transformed into a massive packing and distribution hub for supermarket giant Aldi. See the plans.

Harry shows off wild surfing skills

Prince Harry has displayed some seriously impressive surfing moves in California but fans have claimed the carefree footage is a sign that the royal will never return to Britain.

Giant bans extreme? Maybe, but a line in the sand had to be drawn

In May, the Giants were educated about the prevalence of violence against women, which is why their “Wacky Wednesday” antics were so jarring. The AFL had to act, writes Lachlan McK...

Sport Confidential: TV twist as NRL close in on deal with clubs

The NRL is in the final stages of a new licence agreement with the clubs but one final hurdle remains, as the teams want to be kept informed over the next broadcast deal. See the f...

‘Mastermind of Oct 7’: How death of Yahya Sinwar could end war

A narrow path to peace has emerged with the killing of Hamas’ leader. Here’s how the ‘Butcher of Khan Younis’ orchestrated the war, and how his death could end it.

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