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Opinion
Column 8

Food flak is just a red herring

And a case of the pot calling the vattentät black.

The former dive sites for the WestConnex on Parramatta Road will eventually be turned into housing.
Development

Everyone agrees these vacant lots should become units. But public housing? That depends

  • byAnthony Segaert
South32 is in dispute with a contractor for its South African aluminium smelter.
Letters

Playing tough on tariffs will only aggravate a bad situation

Stuart MacGill arriving at court in November.
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Courts

Ex-Test spinner Stuart MacGill faces jail stint for cocaine deal

  • byLuke Costin
Brydens Lawyers has been hit with a devastating cyber attack. The firm is led by former Wests Tigers chairman and lawyer Lee Hagipantelis.
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Crime

Prominent Sydney law firm hit with cyberattack,massive data breach

  • byPerry Duffin
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Politics

The ATC will take plan to members to sell Rosehill Racecourse to the government.
Property development

Multibillion-dollar hitch casts doubt over the ‘mini-city’ of 25,000 homes

The Australian Turf Club is divided over how much its Rosehill Racecourse is worth,its board divided over billions of dollars.

  • byAlexandra Smith andMichael McGowan
NSW Premier Chris Minns skipped a multicultural event on Wednesday night as pressure over the “con job” caravan continues to grow.
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State Parliament

Crossbench revolt and angry Labor MPs put premier under pressure

Maitland MP Jenny Aitchison will be the beneficiary of the government’s first major reshuffle as the premier faces a crossbench revolt and furious Labor MPs when parliament resumes on Tuesday.

  • byMax Maddison,Alexandra Smith andMichael McGowan
A rendering of the revamped Royal Randwick course.
Editorial
Planning

Rosehill should be sold for housing,but taxpayers need more information on the cost

An overhead shot of the property at 270 Gilmore Street in Kelso.
Investigation
Horse racing

The board member,a block beside a track and the $1 land transfer

  • byChris Barrett andMichael McGowan
Premier Chris Minns and Deputy Police Commissioner David Hudson address a press conference about the Dural discovery on January 29.
Opinion
Political leadership

Premier was quick to call caravan plot ‘terror’. It matters when he knew it was a con job

  • byAlexandra Smith

Crime&Courts

Stuart MacGill arriving at court in November.
Updated
Courts

Ex-Test spinner Stuart MacGill faces jail stint for cocaine deal

  • byLuke Costin
Brydens Lawyers has been hit with a devastating cyber attack. The firm is led by former Wests Tigers chairman and lawyer Lee Hagipantelis.
Exclusive
Crime

Prominent Sydney law firm hit with cyberattack,massive data breach

  • byPerry Duffin
A residents’ group is protesting against the planned removal of a Hills weeping fig tree in Quail Street,Clovelly.
Planning

Neighbours unite to block suburban chainsaw massacre

  • byMichaela Whitbourn
Graham Kay,the North Shore Rapist,has been hit with fresh charges on the eve of his court appearance for allegedly attacking a teenager in Sydney.
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Crime

North Shore Rapist met with sex worker in secret the day he ‘attacked teen’

  • byPerry Duffin
Former Nomads chapter president Sayed Moosawi allegedly directed two arson attacks on Bondi businesses.
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Crime

Bikie boss allegedly directed Bondi arson attacks as part of conspiracy of violence

  • byPerry Duffin,Penry Buckley,Max Maddison,Sally Rawsthorne andAmber Schultz
Ron Brierley has been charged for three counts of child abuse material,two years after a court quashed his prison sentence for child abuse material.
Crime

Business tycoon Ron Brierley charged with new child abuse offences

  • byPerry Duffin
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Education

Sydney Boys High School
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Selective schools

The ‘fully funded’ Sydney selective school desperate for donations

  • byLucy Carroll andChristopher Harris
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Education

The major NAPLAN change coming to schools

  • byNick Newling
SMH schools summit

SMH Schools Summit 2025 as it happened:Prue Car speaks after funding deal,selective schools in the spotlight

  • byNick Newling

Health

Intermittent heavy rainfall from Cyclone Alfred made for wet work for the employees of Brads Butchery in Lismore as they evacuated their workplace.
Extreme weather

How Cyclone Alfred is impacting Northern NSW

  • byKayla Olaya
Crime

This serial rapist is earmarked for release,but system doesn’t know when or where he’ll go

  • byPerry Duffin
Healthcare

Veterinary surgical equipment found in Sydney cosmetic clinic accused of putting patients at risk

  • byKate Aubusson

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