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5th August 2024

PM Edition

WFH over as Minns orders public servants back to office. Now

The working from home era is coming to an end. The NSW government has sent a whole-of-government directive for all public servants to return to the office immediately.

Sorry Sydney, it’s time to get back to work

Sorry Sydney, it’s time to get back to work. After the Premier’s call today, there’s really no excuse left for people to not return to the office.

‘Tried to hypnotise the gay away’: How basketballer tried to change sexuality

Isaac Humphries is the only openly gay man in top tier basketball globally. He’s opened up in a brutally honest, wide-ranging interview about the challenges he faced.

Sprint king Lyles set to cash in as E.coli outbreak rocks Olympics

Noah Lyles has made it no secret his plans to take over world sport. Now, the 100m champion wants to cash in. Meanwhile, there’s drama at the mixed triathlon. LIVE COVERAGE.

‘Shameless’: $15m in fines after ‘vulnerable’ sushi staff exploited

A businesswoman and four companies have been fined over deliberate and systematic underpayments that cost Sushi Bay Group employees a combined total of more than $650,000.

Bizarre fight over Sydney pub’s cartoon sign

A western Sydney pub has been ordered to remove advertising signs from its venue and restaurant menu in a bizarre case centred on cartoon imagery.

‘Waiting for police with one eye open’: What cops didn’t know about Gareth Train

Gareth Train warned he was “waiting for the police with an eye open” after being informed officers were looking for his missing brother, with an inquest told he had an arsenal of i...

Senator to take stand in Higgins battle

Senator Linda Reynolds is taking to the stand to give evidence after Brittany Higgins’ lawyers opened their case in the blockbuster defamation trial.

Ex-NRL ace claims he ‘doesn’t know’ woman he allegedly spat on

Banned NRL young gun Junior Amone spent Sunday night in custody after allegedly spitting in the face of a woman at an Illawarra night spot.

$80 billion wiped out: ASX takes dire plunge

Fears of a hard landing and recession in the US have sparked an $80bn wipe-out on the ASX on Monday morning.

Horny, havoc-wreaking stags the ‘new rabbit’ in NSW

Feral deer are looking for love in all the wrong places – in front gardens and on roads right across NSW. And they are heading north. Here’s what’s being done to control them.

Food critic’s number one dining out rule

The Daily Telegraph’s undercover food critic has one key rule when it comes to dining out. And explains why you need to follow it too.