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Tenacious D gig cancelled amid calls for deportation

Tenacious D fans have been left outraged after the band’s Tuesday night gig was postponed following calls for comedian Jack Black and his band to be deported.

French soldier stabbed in Paris days before Olympic Games

A French soldier guarding one of Paris’ biggest stations has been stabbed in a crazed attack days before the start of the Olympic Games. It comes as 130 people on terror watchlists...

Man dead, woman shot in alleged domestic violence incident

A man is dead, a woman has been shot in the hand, and two crime scenes have been established by police after an alleged domestic violence incident on a property in country NSW.

Just six submissions backed Clover’s 30km/h speed limit push

As speed limits on more City of Sydney roads drop to 40km/h, the number of calls for even slower restrictions didn’t even hit double figures. Critics says it’s “another nail in the...

‘Fake news’: Channel 9 fans the flames of Slater civil war

Maroons coach Billy Slater has bristled at the suggestion from a Nine Network colleague that he is not getting along with star outside back Selwyn Cobbo, with those in Qld camp bel...

Council recommends ‘controversial’ Australia Day celebration change

A proposed change to Australia Day celebrations in the state’s central west has been labelled “nonsensical”. Here’s what a council is planning to do.

‘Tollmania’: Two-way slug for Harbour Bridge despite Labor promise

The push is on for Labor to slug drivers both ways on the Harbour Bridge in a shake-up to give Western Sydney some toll relief, as a review recommends uniform charges.

Kean’s call to arms on clean energy

Incoming climate change tsar Matt Kean has called on the clean energy industry to take up the fight to the ‘climate change denialists’.

Major update on bucks party gang rape trial

Three men will have to wait to learn their fates after they were found guilty of gang raping three teenagers during a bucks party weekend.

A year since Australia shunned Charlie Teo, China says thanks

A year after restrictions were imposed on Dr Charlie Teo, a leading neurosurgeon in China has issued a massive ‘thank you’ to Australian authorities. Find out why.