Luigi Mangione was taken to New York where he could eventually face the death penalty.
Letters

Health problems in the US,and the repercussions

Jacqueline Maley’s excellent analysis covers parts of the utterly broken system in the US that Luigi Mangione experienced in a failed healthcare system,

More than a thousand women have shared their disturbing encounters with the medical system as part of an investigation into medical misogyny.
Editorial
Healthcare

Australia cannot afford to ignore these 1100 – or 13.4 million – women

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St Clare’s College in Waverley achieved a higher HSC success rate than Kincoppal Rose Bay.
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HSC

The low-fee Sydney schools that outrank expensive rivals in the HSC

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone
The lower station for Taronga Zoo’s proposed Sky Safari cable car.
Planning

Taronga Zoo wants to revive its cable car. Locals say it will ‘scar’ harbour views

  • byMegan Gorrey
Nepean Hospital has a backlog of 17,000 scans.
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Hospitals

Patients wait months for scan results at ‘toxic’ Sydney hospital

  • byAngus Thomson andKate Aubusson
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Politics

NSW Minister for Transport Jo Haylen is struggling to resolve a dispute with the rail union before a planned shutdown on Friday.
Public transport

Rail network will be hundreds of drivers short on New Year’s Eve

Analysis by Transport for NSW predicts planned industrial action will leave the train system well short of the staff needed on Sydney’s biggest night of the year.

  • byMichael McGowan
A proposed new rule is causing division at Sydney University
University

The radical proposal that could end Sydney Uni’s proud history of rebellion

A new rule to enforce a more civil discourse on campus has been backed by the university. It’s caused alarm within.

  • byDaniella White
Commuters face renewed major disruption.
Public transport

Sydney trains industrial action as it happened:NSW government to lodge bid to stop RTBU action;Haylen says impact to New Years Eve ‘intolerable’

  • byPenry Buckley
Premier Chris Minns
State Parliament

‘Drugs are illegal’:Pill-testing trial will not stop arrests at festivals

  • byMichael McGowan
Pill testing will be allowed at about a dozen NSW music festivals from 2025 in a major trial of the service.
Drug reform

Pill testing to go ahead at NSW summer music festivals

  • byMichael McGowan

Crime&Courts

Fortis’ proposed development in Elizabeth Bay. The site has frontages on Onslow and Billyard Avenues.
Courts

‘You can’t always get what you want’:Court knocks back controversial Elizabeth Bay apartment block

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Arnima Hayat was murdered by her husband Meraj Zafar.
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Courts

Mother wails as daughter’s killer jailed over acid bath murder

  • bySarah McPhee
Detectives from Strike Force Mylor arrest Mohommed Farhat at Sydney Airport on Monday,November 25.
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Crime

Man ‘targeted Jewish people’ in Sydney’s east,police say

  • byPerry Duffin
Alan Jones arrives at court on Wednesday.
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Jones investigation

Disturbing details of new Alan Jones allegations revealed after chaotic court hearing

  • byKate McClymont andSarah McPhee
Alan Jones arrives at court in his white BMW.
Analysis
Jones investigation

For years,Jones has been surrounded by acolytes. In court,he is alone

  • byJacqueline Maley
Former broadcaster Alan Jones leaves Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court.
Jones investigation

Alan Jones breaks silence after entering not guilty plea

  • byJessica McSweeney
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Education

St Clare’s College in Waverley achieved a higher HSC success rate than Kincoppal Rose Bay.
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HSC

The low-fee Sydney schools that outrank expensive rivals in the HSC

  • byLucy Carroll andNigel Gladstone
HSC

The top schools for HSC English revealed

  • byChristopher Harris andNigel Gladstone
HSC

Meet every student who got 99.95 in this year’s HSC

  • byLucy Carroll,Mary Ward andRicky Blank

Health

More than a thousand women have shared their disturbing encounters with the medical system as part of an investigation into medical misogyny.
Editorial
Healthcare

Australia cannot afford to ignore these 1100 – or 13.4 million – women

  • The Herald's View
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Hospitals

Patients wait months for scan results at ‘toxic’ Sydney hospital

  • byAngus Thomson andKate Aubusson
Hospitals in crisis

Doctors’ mass resignation deepens NSW government’s worker woes

  • byKate Aubusson andAngus Thomson

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