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25th April 2025

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The tragedies that shattered western Sydney during WWI

Hidden on the outskirts of the Sydney basin, Emu Plains boasts a rich history and in 1914, there was no shortage of young men clamouring to volunteer for active service.

‘A shark tore my leg, my Navy brothers saved me’

Paul De Gelder, a former navy clearance diver and army paratrooper, has shared his personal story to celebrate the spirit of the Anzacs. And it is truly remarkable.

Come in spinner: Best places to play two-up in Sydney

Heads or tails? The Daily Telegraph flips you the ultimate interactive guide on where to play two-up across Sydney on Anzac Day.

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102-year-old veteran steals Sydney’s heart on Anzac Day

Thousands lined the streets for Sydney’s Anzac Day march on Friday, cheering on veterans like cane-twirling 102-year-old Cole Moir – the last of his battalion – who reminds us all ...

Last survivor of WWII radar crews is still marching for his mates

John McAuley proudly donned his medals and marched on Anzac Day - for the first time since turning 100-years-old and now as the last surviving member of the air force radar crews t...

Welcome to country row erupts as PM, Dutton blast neo-Nazis

A veteran at a Dawn Service marred by booing says it is an insult to have to be welcomed to his own country as both the PM and Peter Dutton condemned the disruption. SEE VIDEO, FOL...

Man charged with murdering Audrey Griffin found dead in cell

Audrey Griffin’s accused murderer has killed himself in jail, allowing The Daily Telegraph to reveal previously withheld details about how he confessed in a phone call.

‘Delivery boy’: Footy legend’s son caught supplying drugs

The son of footy legend “Lord Ted” has pleaded guilty to supplying illegal drugs, including cocaine, alongside his ex-partner. Read the latest.

Bulldogs trio face monster 13 weeks in suspensions

The Bulldogs’ first loss of the NRL season has come at a heavy cost with three stars facing a combined three months on the sidelines following a night of ill-discipline.

‘A lot of blood’: Two critical after police pursuit crash

A man has described the moment a high-speed police chase in Sydney’s southwest ended in bloody horror with two people hospitalised in a critical condition.

Thousands across Sydney honour nation’s Anzac heroes

Thousands have gathered in the CBD and across Sydney to remember the service and sacrifice of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps and mark the 110 years since the landing at ...

Bear Trap: The off-contract stars expansion teams will target

Expansion is set to supercharge an already heated NRL free agency market and these are the key targets up for grabs at every club.

‘Unlike anything the world has ever seen’: Trump’s first 100 days

The first 100 days of Donald Trump’s administration give insight into how the President plans to execute his agenda over the next four years.

Leaked chats show nasty undercurrent in Sydney’s leafy north

Things are getting nasty in Sydney’s leafy north and well-heeled pockets of the north shore among Teal candidates supposedly campaigning for more integrity in politics

‘Daddy Dutton’: OnlyFans star’s wild catfishing move in Wentworth

An OnlyFans creator has put up racy posters of herself in the electorate of Wentworth in a bizarre political catfishing scheme to get Peter Dutton votes.

Lively’s first big role since Baldoni lawsuit labelled ‘horrific’

Blake Lively’s latest TV gig has been slammed by fans who say she has “ruined the show” as her legal feud with co-star Justin Baldoni heats up.

Researchers think they may know what’s behind colon cancer spike

Researchers may have finally found the reason for the alarming spike in colon cancer among young people.

Revealed: The best months to look for a new job

Advertised jobs are tipped to spike soon. Find out how to make the most of the best times of the year to hunt for a new role, and the peak months for certain industries.

Billabong founder loses $50m tax appeal as tensions exposed

Billabong founder Gordon Merchant has lost the bulk of his latest appeal against a $50m tax bill in a civil case that’s exposed roiling tensions at the top of the surfwear company ...

Aged-care worker charged with sexually abusing seven residents

An aged-care worker has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting seven elderly residents, including some with dementia, in a Sydney nursing home.

‘Crisis point’: Bold plan for Parramatta Rd

A Sydney mayor says the NSW government needs to position Parramatta Road as their answer to the housing crisis.

The Anzac hero who became a Lord’s legend

This is the story of Graham Williams, the South Australian fast bowler who survived World War II then brought the Lord’s crowd to their feet — and Aussie great Keith Miller to tear...

‘Deep breath’: Aus-US alliance here to stay, says Rudd

Kevin Rudd says while politicians would come and go, the Australian-US relationship is built on common values.

Emotional Anzac reunion for Weary’s granddaughter

Diana, the granddaughter of revered World War II veteran Weary Dunlop, will honour her grandfather in an extra special way this Anzac Day when she heads to the MCG.

Non-binary netball player competing in men, women’s matches

Frustrated suburban netballers are calling for a non-binary player to choose a division after learning they have been competing in both men’s and women’s teams.

NATO says ball ‘in Russia’s court’; Trump orders Putin to ‘STOP’

NATO says it’s the Kremlin, not Kyiv, that needs to move negotiations forward for a deal on Ukraine, as Donald Trump unleashes on Vladimir Putin.

Dear Rachelle podcast: Listen to Episode 7 now

Who killed Rachelle Childs? Innocent people, silenced by fear for decades, are breaking their silence. For Rachelle. Listen to the podcast now.

WATCH: Bandt spins out young voters with influencer Abbie Chatfield

Greens leader Adam Bandt has targeted young voters with a DJ set with influencer Abbie Chatfield dancing with a giant red toothbrush to plug a promise of ‘free dental’. SEE THE VID...

The glamour rebellion: secrets behind the $1bn Mecca empire

Mecca is a marketing machine that captured Australian women, but has it peaked? A rebellion among some once loyal customers suggest yes while others say it’s a brand worthy of devo...

Why Anzac Day still moves younger generation

As the nation marks 110 years since Gallipoli, young Australians reflect on what Anzac Day means to them – and say despite a perception that the youth are “detached” – they too can...

Surprise fortune left behind by Pope revealed

The death of Pope Francis has shone a light on the wealth of the Pontiff and the mind-boggling fortune controlled by the Vatican itself.

Musk, Tesla smashed by China ‘military’ ban

China’s latest move in the deepening tariff war with the US has taken another casualty in Elon Musk and Tesla shareholders.

Horror find inside Hackman’s death house

Pictures inside the home where Gene Hackman and his wife were found dead have shed new light on how the iconic US actor was living.

‘Came as a shock: Trans actor’s fears for future

As voting opens in the federal election, transgender actor Daniielle Alexis said times are “scary” for her community following the recent UK supreme court ruling.

Huge home trend Aussies are sick of

Aussies are fed up with a key feature of their home that has dominated properties for decades and they should be spending money on something else entirely.

Father-of-five dies suddenly a week after his birthday

The beloved dad cheated death once before, surviving a major motorbike crash which left him paralysed. Now, his death just a week after his recent birthday has left his family reel...

Brutal scenes at world’s biggest car show

The biggest motor show in the world is currently underway but the biggest headlines are being grabbed by which brands didn’t show up and why.

Two-time Gold Logie winner dies, aged 93

Stalwart of the Australian screen and two-time Gold Logie winner, Gerard Kennedy has died aged 93.

‘Underhanded’: Why main suspect in Rachelle’s murder was fired

More than two decades ago Rachelle Childs was murdered and her remains burned alive. The key suspect – her boss – was fired weeks after her death. Listen to the podcast.

‘Depressing’: Princess’ portrait sparks debate

An official portrait of Princess Isabella, taken by her Australian mother Queen Mary, is causing a stir because of the inclusion of an unexpected item.

National car repair group crashes into liquidation owing $4.7m

A nationwide panel beating group has crashed, with seven companies in liquidation and debts topping $4.7m, including a hefty tax bill. Small businesses across Australia are owed th...

‘Are you witches?’: Jimmy Kimmel in stitches after live Twinnies interview

Popular American TV host Jimmy Kimmel says he has “lost his mind” after a live interview with Qld’s global sensation Twinnies who defended their quirky speaking style. WATCH IT HER...

Amazon, YouTube, NFL: How DJ’s side hustle grew to $25m empire

A former NSW DJ has become a global sensation, growing his Covid-era side hustle into a $25m empire, counting giants like Amazon, NFL and celebrities including Justin Bieber as cli...

Conclave movie skyrockets following death of Pope Francis

The Oscar-winning film Conclave has surged in viewership following the pope’s death, as global fascination with the secretive process of electing his successor surges.

Lively’s first big role since Baldoni lawsuit labelled ‘horrific’

Blake Lively’s latest TV gig has been slammed by fans who say she has “ruined the show” as her legal feud with co-star Justin Baldoni heats up.

Expat’s travel insurance horror after Tuk Tuk crash nightmare

This Aussie expat endured a horror crash in New Delhi, India . . . only to discover her insurance had lapsed just hours beforehand.

Weinstein’s vile remark to alleged 16yo rape victim

Chilling new claims about how disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein allegedly used his A-lister connections have emerged in his sex-crimes retrial.