NSW Premier Chris Minns has put social media giants “on notice” after misinformation and graphic content circulated on their pages after two stabbing attacks in Sydney. Six people were killed during a violent massacre at Westfield Bondi Junction on Saturday, and two days later a southwest Sydney church service wasContinue Reading
Scott Morrison’s successor in Cook may on the surface appear all but locked in, but pollsters say there’s a chance things could go “pear-shaped” for the Coalition. Mr Morrison retained the Sutherland Shire electorate with a 12.4 per cent margin in 2022 – although down from 19 per cent inContinue Reading
Former model and actor Tziporah Malkah has made an official complaint to police after it emerged during Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation trial a topless photograph of her was distributed by ex-Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach without her consent. Ms Malkah, formerly the fashion model, actor and television personality known as Kate Fischer,Continue Reading
A photo of two air force jets at a regional airport has sparked controversy, after it was revealed the Prime Minister and his Energy minister chartered one jet each to attend the same event promoting renewables. On Monday, the image of two RAAF jets at the Scone Memorial Airport inContinue Reading
About one in four domestic flights taking off in Australia are either arriving or departing late, new transport data shows. Monthly performance figures from the department of transport’s research bureau shows that despite an improvement from last year, on-time arrivals averaged 73 per cent in February, lagging significantly behind pre-CovidContinue Reading
As Gen Zers and Millennials continue to flee Sydney in droves, one young Aussie has revealed exactly what made her ditch the harbourside city. Llani Belle moved to Sydney in 2019 and recently relocated to the Gold Coast after four and a half years of living in the city’s easternContinue Reading
Millions of dollars worth of fresh vegetables are going to waste each year due to supermarkets over ordering and rejecting farmer stock, with industry groups raising the alarm over “manipulative” non-binding supply deals. According to Australian fresh produce suppliers, farmers are losing up to $50 million annually due to supermarketsContinue Reading
Tens of thousands of fines for breaking Covid rules could be scrapped after a bombshell ruling, legal experts claim. The judgment, handed down in the NSW Supreme Court on January 31, came after NSW woman Angelika Kosciolek was slapped with a $3,000 fine for leaving Greater Sydney without a permitContinue Reading
Vodafone customers could be forced to pay up to $48 more per year for their mobile phone plan following the latest price hike in the telecommunications industry. Customers received an email on Wednesday afternoon notifying them of a $4 increase to their mobile plan, which would come into effect onContinue Reading
There are fears asbestos mulch has been located on a popular walking track in Sydney’s Inner West. In an alert released on Tuesday afternoon, the Inner West Council said mulch obtained by the manufacturer at the centre of the scandal, Greenlife Resource Recovery, had been used in a recent upgradeContinue Reading