‘I love the Sharks’: From boyhood fan to Cronulla’s billionaire backer
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How could this embodiment of evil be out of jail in time to celebrate his 50th birthday?
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At half-full stadium, Trump makes desperate pitch to save the midterms
Dallas: There were bribes and lies in Donald Trump’s speech to the Republican National Convention, though it was a consummate piece of showmanship.
The retirement ‘sweet spot’: Can less super mean more income?
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Teen drone operator charged with murder over alleged role in deadly shooting
An 18-year-old drone operator has been charged over his alleged involvement in a fatal shooting in western Sydney earlier this month.
Why Hastie v Hanson has become a defining moment for One Nation … and the Coalition
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Wayne Bennett has never liked the bunker. He wants it gone after Friday night
Wayne Bennett blasted the NRL bunker after Alex Johnston was ruled to have knocked on at a vital stage during the Rabbitohs’ 20-10 loss to Newcastle, and declared: “The quicker they get rid of the bunker, the happier I’ll be.”
‘Not accountable to anybody’: Commissioner slams Family Court judges over attitudes to women
Some Family Court judges still hold horrendous views about women and believe children should be forcibly removed from parents they want to remain with, says the nation’s domestic violence commissioner.
If you loved Furious, this drama about fraudster Elizabeth Holmes should be next on your list
Unlike the main characters of showrunner Elizabeth Meriwether’s latest show, the just-wrapped, attention-grabbing thriller Furious (Disney+), Elizabeth Holmes was neither a serial killer nor a policewoman with sadomasochistic tendencies, nor a vengeful, alcoholic FBI agent. She’s...
Back in blue: Cheika set to return as Waratahs coach
Former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika is poised for a return as NSW Waratahs coach this week, 12 years after leading the team to their first Super Rugby title.
Neo-Nazis pledge to campaign to make Hanson prime minister
Australia’s neo-Nazi movement has declared it will back One Nation’s path to government if the High Court overturns a ban on its new political party.
‘Sydney or Brisbane could never do this’: 49ers and Victorian premier make statement with historic NFL clash
‘Sydney or Brisbane could never do this’: 49ers and Victorian premier make statement with historic NFL clash SMH.com.au
‘These were people like you and me going to work’: America remembers 9/11 victims 25 years on
Twenty-five years after the deadliest attack on US soil, Americans paused on Friday to commemorate the nearly 3000 people killed when hijacked planes slammed into the World Trade Centre, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania – and to wrestle with the consequences of September ...
Australian cars stolen for parts to sell to Iran and Russia, insurers say
Organised crime groups are stealing cars from Australian roads, shipping them overseas and stripping them down to sell the parts in Iran and Russia, insurers have warned, as sanctions make the black market for parts increasingly lucrative.
Sydney photographer wins international award for shot at Tamarama beach
Every day at work starts at the beach for Sydney photographer Gergo Rugli, and it was no different on the warm October morning when he captured the winning frame of the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year Award.
Kellie Sloane loses second senior frontbencher in as many weeks
Kellie Sloane has lost her second frontbencher in two weeks as one-time leadership hopeful Alister Henskens announced he will retire from politics at the next state election.
‘We are on borrowed time’: Rudd’s dire warning Australia is becoming ‘second rate’
Australia risks becoming a second-rate country unless it urgently changes its national mindset, Kevin Rudd has declared as he challenges Anthony Albanese and business leaders to pursue a more ambitious policy agenda including sweeping government intervention in the economy.
How a Newcastle rugby player taught the NFL’s best player how to hit even harder
It’s fair to say it’s been a crazy week for Billy Coffey.
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