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Opinion
Column 8

The hills were alive with the sound of negligence

Leaving listeners in a radio daze.

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton go head to head in second leaders’ debate.Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton go head to head in second leaders’ debate.
Letters

Politicians’ shallow slogans sidestep the important issues

A Swedish teenager was hiding out in Australia after his parents tried to prevent him from falling in with gangs - but he allegedly spent his time recruiting hitmen from a home in Sydney’s west.
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Crime

Teen accused of hiring hitmen revealed as Swede living in Sydney’s west

  • byPerry Duffin
Albanese Dutton
Note From The Editor

The week Donald Trump’s shadow finally shifted off the federal campaign

  • byNick Ralston
Healthscope has a contract with the NSW government to run the public wing of Northern Beaches Hospital until 2038.
Editorial
Mental health

Minns government must take control of Northern Beaches public hospital

  • The Herald's View
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Politics

Willoughby business owner has been selling flowers for 45 years but says business has never been so bad.
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Australia votes

This electorate is one of Sydney’s most affluent. It is not immune to cost-of-living pressures

Bradfield stayed in Liberal hands when electorates around it went teal in 2022,but can the party hold the once blue-ribbon seat at this election?

  • byAlexandra Smith
Matthew Flinders’ love letters are on display at the State Library of NSW.
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History

Steamy love letters and happy face ‘emoji’ reveal hidden side of explorer

To mark the anniversary of Matthew Flinders’ wedding in 1801,a tranche of love letters will go on display at the State Library of NSW from April 17.

  • byJulie Power
The purported Sydney office for Australian Skills Certification doubles as a luxury tailor.
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Shoddy Sydney

Out the back of a Haymarket suit shop,you can get your tradie qualification without sitting a test

  • byMax Maddison andHarriet Alexander
The Meriton development at St Ives,which is the subject of the largest ever defects claim against the building giant.
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Development

Claims Meriton’s $100m Sydney mega development has $123m worth of defects

  • byCarrie Fellner
This building has had defects throughout it since before 2023.
Analysis
Shoddy Sydney

Why the government wants you to think there’s no home defects crisis

  • byMax Maddison andAnthony Segaert

Crime&Courts

A Swedish teenager was hiding out in Australia after his parents tried to prevent him from falling in with gangs - but he allegedly spent his time recruiting hitmen from a home in Sydney’s west.
Exclusive
Crime

Teen accused of hiring hitmen revealed as Swede living in Sydney’s west

  • byPerry Duffin
Two teenagers have been charged after a masked group allegedly broke into a Marrickville home and stabbed a 16-year-old boy.
Crime

Teen stabbed as group of masked boys allegedly storm inner west home

  • byRiley Walter
Bill Trad of Acai Underworld.
Social media

Trad trades gangster life for acai berry business

  • byJordan Baker
A 15-year-old teenager is arrested in Sydney after allegedly recruiting hitmen for gang warfare in Nordic countries.
Crime

Teen in Sydney ‘facilitated murder plots’ for European gangsters

  • byPerry Duffin
Sex crimes squad detectives have released images of a man they allege sexually assaulted an elderly woman after offering to carry her shopping trolley home.
Crime

Man allegedly sexually assaulted elderly woman after helping carry her shopping

  • byRiley Walter
Police have launched an investigation into the suspicious death of 38-year-old Randwick woman Claire Austin.
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Crime

Sydney woman dies after running through glass door to flee alleged attacker

  • byRiley Walter andAmber Schultz
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Education

Zeke Dumbleton,10,and his mum,Greta,at Parramatta East Public School.
Education

In five years,Zeke has never had a classroom inside his school’s building

  • byMostafa Rachwani
Education

Two years ago,Jayden was failing school. A single thing changed that

  • byChristopher Harris
Education

How these schools are teaching their way out of a national maths crisis

  • byLucy Carroll

Health

Healthscope has a contract with the NSW government to run the public wing of Northern Beaches Hospital until 2038.
Editorial
Mental health

Minns government must take control of Northern Beaches public hospital

  • The Herald's View
Health

‘Would Joe be alive?’ Family demands answers after scathing audit

  • byAngus Thomson andKate Aubusson
Health

In Sydney’s EDs,they took away the beds. But the patients kept coming

  • byAngus Thomson

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