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The NSW Council of Social Service says the benefits of reforms introduced by Bob Hawke in the 1980s are being eroded.
While support for Putin’s threats resounded in pro-war venues,some Russians reacted with worry,gallows humour and apathy to the suggestions of striking the West.
Cryptocurrencies ranging from Bitcoin to memecoins have been on a tear since the election of Donald Trump to a second term in the White House.
The retailer remains defiant and determined to use the tech despite the privacy commissioner saying it breaches Australia’s privacy laws.
The Greens had argued the plan to police falsehoods online did not go far enough,while the Coalition warned of censorship.
Maxwell plans to use his hamstring injury setback as an opportunity to enter 2025 stronger and fresh as he hopes selectors give him the chance to play Test cricket again.
Rugby Australia must get creative to keep the Kiwi maestro involved after the British and Irish Lions series.
The world’s richest person,not known for his humility,is still learning the cut-throat courtier politics of Donald Trump’s inner circle.
After war forced Mohamad and Sahar to opposite sides of the world,the two are rebuilding their life from inside a Sydney garage.
Newtown School of Arts is to get two new intimate theatres – and the plan could be a model for reviving more than 100 schools of arts across the state.
The once-rare attacks on the Lebanese capital have continued,with the fourth strike in a week leaving 20 dead and more than 60 injured.
The ACCC’s chair has criticised the process that allowed PEXA to be privatised and given a monopoly on e-conveyancing with no proper oversight.
Superstar Hatsune Miku is 16,eight feet tall and completely digital. Fans don’t seem to mind her lack of corporeal reality.
Trade Minister Don Farrell said on Sunday that there was a proposal for the men to “continue to serve their sentences,except they’re serving them in Australia”.
Bianca Jones’ father made an emotional appeal to the Laos government after his daughter died of suspected methanol poisoning last week.
Tennis great Novak Djokovic has signed former foe Andy Murray as his coach. It’s an unlikely pairing;the ultimate late-career Hail Mary for the Djoker in his quest for an epic 25th grand slam title.
Our reviewers give their verdict on the latest shows around town.
Australia was trying to create Davis Cup history in Spain,but,just like last year,Italy proved too good.
Gunmen in black masks,ponchos and gloves shot Nadal Acherkouk dead at a Surry Hills petrol station on Friday night.
Police said driver Robert Buljubasic fled on foot after crashing into another vehicle following an aborted pursuit.
Wanderers coach Alen Stajcic has launched an extraordinary attack on the agent of marquee recruit Juan Mata amid continued questioning over his use of the Spanish veteran.
The eighth Immortal and Kate Kendall exchanged vows at a wedding attended by few,if any,guests.
For many of us,sitting down at work is unavoidable. But incorporating a little movement into your working day – among other healthy habits – could be game-changing.
If Victorians found themselves seriously panicked about the future of their inheritance this week,I’m not surprised.
The arrival of around-the-clock buses on the trainless peninsula coincides with plans to jump-start the area’s nightlife.
The North Sydney pool saga continues to run – or swim? – but should locals really have to pick up the tab?
Two up-and-coming Sydney drivers provided samples to stewards at a race meeting in Goulburn. DNA analysis showed the urine in both was from the same person.
The cost of building a new home has risen over the past four years as labour shortages and material cost increases have continued to plague the industry.
He launched a vodka label thanks to help from Robert De Niro and financial backing from James Packer. Later,he tried his luck in the property market.
Meta said it deleted scam ads featuring the PM and targeting Australians,but within days they were back. Now the government is taking a closer look.
Affordability constraints are testing buyers’ limits,even at the upper end of the market,and the steepest drops are taking place in desirable areas.
We’re told flying is safe and the statistics confirm it. So why are there still mishaps? And what happens behind the scenes when an engine goes “bang”?
Frontbencher James Paterson will use a speech to the Executive Council of the Australian Jewry to promise tougher action on antisemitism.
Here are some of our favourite gift ideas for the tech-obsessed,or those who could do with a few more gadgets.
Australia’s bowlers were carved up by India’s openers on Saturday in Perth,failing to take a wicket across 57 draining overs.
Yashasvi Jaiswal arrived in Australia with a serious reputation,and only enhanced it on day two after guiding India to a match-winning lead in the first Test in Perth.
The government of Laos publicly acknowledged the tragedy,which claimed the lives of two Australians,saying it was “profoundly saddened over the loss of lives”.
Eight climate campaigners have been arrested after they tried to paddle through a police water checkpoint into shipping lanes at the world’s biggest coal port.
The 17 wickets that fell on day one of the first Test raised the possibility of an early result and a resulting loss of revenue for stakeholders.
Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has drawn attention to the inexplicable finding by the High Court that priests are not “employed” by the Catholic Church.
Sensitive discussions are under way to transfer five men,serving life sentences for their roles in a 2005 heroin smuggling ring,from Indonesia to Australia.