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27th October 2024

PM Edition

Watch: Kangaroo bombs certain try, Kiwis make them pay

Angus Crichton has been left red-faced after dropping the ball over the line in an embarrassing start the the Test match against New Zealand. FOLLOW LIVE.

‘Mentor to many’: Qantas pilot among light aircraft dead

An A380 pilot who was among three people who died in a horror mid-air collision south of Sydney on Saturday is being described as ‘full of fun, laughter and generosity’ by family a...

Australia’s ‘richest garbo’ clinches $353m land deal

The deal finally brings to an end Ian Malouf’s long-held ambition to build a huge waste-to-energy plant in Sydney’s Eastern Creek.

Albo defends free Qantas upgrades

The Prime Minister has been called on to explain his relationship with Qantas after it was revealed he personally requested flight upgrades from the former CEO.

What John Laws really thinks of Kyle Sandilands

The man known as ‘Golden Tonsils’ opens up about love, loss and regrets as his final day on air looms, as well as revealing what he thinks of the new king of the airwaves. Watch th...

Jackman’s ex ‘suspicious’ of Broadway co-star before split

Deborra-Lee Furness was believed to have been concerned about ex-husband Hugh Jackman working with Sutton Foster, it has been claimed.

Why Pat Cummins’ men should be licking their lips

A coach under pressure, fading giants, and unproven, inconsistent rookies trying to fill the void. Australia could not ask for a better chance to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy...

AUKUS subs plan ‘could be torn up’ if Trump wins

A top adviser has warned there could be dire consequences for Australia’s plans to acquire a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines if Donald Trump wins the US election.

Bolt: Lidia Thorpe exposes the fraud of Welcome to Country

These race rituals are increasingly preposterous and Lidia Thorpe became the latest to prove it when she abused King Charles.

NRL Transfer Special: $20 million worth of talent hits the market

Come November 1, some of the NRL’s most talented players will be open to offers for 2026 and beyond. B

The killer, the witness, the three bodies and the rural rumour mill

The yarns have been swirling around neighbouring farming communities for months after two more bodies turned up – all linked one way or another to a missing convicted killer and hu...

Wild moment before cop car lands on railway track

CCTV cameras have caught a police car speeding through a residential street moments before the patrol car left the road and crashed onto railway tracks in Western Sydney. Watch the...

‘Toxic’: Reason Meghan, Harry have been apart

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not been seen together in more than a month. Here’s why, according to an expert.

Horror detail in serious head-on crash

It took emergency services one hour to free one driver following a serious head-on collision on the Central Coast on Sunday morning.

Whittaker escapes broken jaw fears despite graphic aftermath

Robert Whittaker’s hopes of a title shot were ended inside a round at UFC 308. And a gruesome picture has revealed the extent of the damage. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES.

‘I screech at Kings, swear at cops’: When Lidia rings Centrelink

This is what happens when Lidia Thorpe phones Centrelink. See the transcript here,

US ‘ready’ to react if Iran responds to Israeli attack

An insider has warned of potential “consequences” from the US if Iran responds to Israel’s bombardment. See photos, video.

Could soft fitness be your workout game-changer?

Time to rethink your workout

‘Staffing crisis’: $332m to plug gaps in nursing

Millions of dollars are being spent on contract nurses and overtime for already overworked staff to fill gaps in hospital rosters across NSW, the nurses’ union claims.

Panthers back Cleary’s Vegas odds ahead of shoulder surgery

Nathan Cleary is set to go under the knife in early November for the same surgery that ruled him out of the opening month of the 2022 season, but the Panthers are confident the hal...

Winslet: ‘Male gaze doesn’t define me’

Women making films about women isn’t easy – Kate Winslet knows that better than anyone, but this was a story she had to share, in all its beautiful glory.

Never miss a moment with the Telegraph app

The Daily Telegraph app gives you a front row seat to the news as it happens every day. Here’s why you should download today.

Blindsided bride calls off wedding over $9k Uber Eats debt

Barefoot Investor tells a bride-to-be who discovered her fiancé’s $9000 Afterpay and Uber Eats debt to ‘give love a chance’ before kicking him to the kerb.

‘Toxic’: Reason Meghan, Harry have been apart

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not been seen together in more than a month. Here’s why, according to an expert.

‘Strangely embarrassed’: Edwina Bartholomew’s confession

The Sunrise presenter reveals what she really thinks about Australian sporting codes – and the reason she calls herself a ‘fraud’.

‘Treated like lepers’: Cummins reveals pace king’s torment

The deeply personal toll on cricket’s biggest stars from one of the sport’s most seismic moments is laid bare by Pat Cummins, after an extraordinary series of conversations with ke...

Why Aussie critic was ‘wrong’ about The Castle

It is one of Australia’s most beloved movies but David Stratton – the reverred movie critic – has revealed a bombshell about his first impression of The Castle.

I accepted my boyfriend's proposal, but the ring is from Temu

"I really don't want to wear it," the woman explained in the clip. Would you care?

Sally Pearson: ‘I cried my eyes out’

For hurdler Sally Pearson, retiring was as much an emotional pain as a physical one. Here, the Olympic champion explains why she finally closed the door on her athletics career.

Housing trends: What to expect in each Aussie state

The nation’s housing market has been unpredictable. Now, a fresh report has revealed what to expect in each state.

Forget filters, why your photos need some style

Apple started a camera revolution with the iPhone 17 years ago. Now it has dived into 200 years of photographic history to come up with game-changing ways to take and edit photos f...

Could soft fitness be your workout game-changer?

Time to rethink your workout

What really goes on inside X-rated Aussie Shore house

The party house at the centre of the most X-rated TV show on television has been revealed, and what goes on behind closed doors will leave you stunned.

‘Bullet in the back’: Making history real

From outlaws and heroes to a love story that changed our understanding of Aussie wildlife – no, it’s not the Irwins – this storyteller is bringing our past to life.

How Barron became Trump’s secret election weapon

The youngest scion of the Trump dynasty has become the low-key kingmaker to a new American Camelot, built around the kooky cast of characters in the MAGA family.

Tatts, broad shoulders and voice of an angel

He may tower over most people and be covered in tattoos, but UK singer and father-of-four-boys Rag’n’Bone Man has the voice of an angel and believes in … hope.

Jamie: ‘Lots of my heroes were so horrible to me’

In a brutally frank interview, Naked Chef Jamie Oliver opens up on 25 years in the public eye and all the people who tried to destroy him on his journey to fame and success.

Supermodel’s secret Vogue Aus shoot and surprise announcement

The images of Adut Akech Bior on the front of and inside Vogue Australia’s November issue are simply stunning. But there’s one little word in the cover story that made us stop and ...

‘Two good looking roos’: Kangaroo rescuer speaks out after viral moment

Harley Brook has gone viral after his beach roo rescue caught the attention of Facebook users … for more than one reason.

Meet the dog that taught himself to skateboard

Sydney couple Greg and Dany Denaro bought a bulldog for their “gentle and quiet lifestyle.” What they ended up with was a “tireless nut-case” who taught himself to skateboard.

‘Not just deal’: Psychologist’s unique way to help anxious teens

Psychologist Jodie Benveniste believes she can help teens as they navigate the emotional minefield of mental health, sharing how “it has helped me the most in my life”. Here’s how.

Is the high cost-of-living an excuse for petty theft?

The rationale for supermarket rorting is straight-forward in many people’s minds: if they treat us like idiots, we’ll treat them like idiots. But does that make it right, asks Ange...