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Kerr scored an FA Cup hat-trick – then allegedly harassed a police officer
The day before the Matildas skipper was involved in an alleged argument over a taxi fare, which escalated to the point police were required, she scored three goals against Liverpool.
Keating launches spray at ASIO boss and Wong
Former prime minister Paul Keating has accused Mike Burgess of trying to undermine efforts to stabilise relations with China and renewed his attacks on the Foreign Minister.
Cranbrook students told to avoid social media after Four Corners allegations
Students have been warned about social media after the ABC reported allegations of bullying and abuse at the institution in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
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Road safety
Jacob was fined for running a red light. He fought it, and won
Some traffic lights don’t provide enough time to stop when they turn yellow, putting drivers in the “dilemma zone” of choosing between a crash or a fine.
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Defamation
‘A difficult place to come back to’: Higgins arrives for Reynolds mediation
Brittany Higgins is back in Perth for the first time since her brief stint working in WA with former boss Linda Reynolds, as the pair now attempt to resolve their defamation row behind closed doors.
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NBN
NBN set to become five times faster ‘at no extra cost’
Broadband speeds set to skyrocket for some 9 million Australians with NBN Co launching a proposal to turbocharge speeds at no extra cost.
Opinion
Supermarkets
I couldn’t wait for the supermarket price gouging inquiry, so I conducted my own
A trip to the food market confirmed our worst fears, that cost-of-living woes are not being eased by our supermarket duopoly.
Millie Muroi
Business Reporter
Former PwC boss ‘completely stunned’ by tax scandal
Former PwC Australia boss Kristin Stubbins told a Senate committee the firm’s board had been kept in the dark about the tax scandal during her time.
Opinion
Regulation
Apple’s $3 billion fine is a chilling warning
Apple’s fine contained a warning that will send a chill down the spines of its rivals.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
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NRL 2024
NRL needs to draw ‘line in the sand’: Indigenous stars demand Leniu racism row be a moment for change
Nicho Hynes and Latrell Mitchell have called for a strong stance to be taken by the NRL if Spencer Leniu is found guilty of racially vilifying Ezra Mam in Las Vegas.
The first step of Swans’ 40-year journey from outhouse to penthouse
When the Swans celebrated their first win in Sydney in 1982, they weren’t allowed to use the inside toilets at a lavish after-party. How times have changed.
Viva Las Vegas to Vinaka from Fiji: Next global NRL destination revealed
Fiji is poised to become the next international stop for the NRL, with plans afoot to take a competition game to the Pacific nation next year.
Elon Musk loses world’s richest person title
For the first time in more than nine months, Elon Musk is no longer the world’s richest person. A familiar face now sits atop the list.
Super Tuesday: Five things you need to know
The day marks the biggest single haul of delegates needed by Donald Trump and Joe Biden for their parties’ nominations.
‘Reasonable grounds’ to believe Hamas committed sexual violence, UN says
A new UN report says there are reasonable grounds to believe Hamas carried out sexual violence during its October 7 attack on Israel, and that such violence may be ongoing.
Continental Deli crew to transform Newtown strip into ‘fun, rowdy’ dining destination
A vegetarian all-day dining spot, a seafood bar, an osteria plus new accommodation will flank Continental Deli when they open later this year.
American food is not what you think. These restaurants will change your mind
The US food story is often overshadowed by its reputation for big portions, obesity, greasy burgers, tipping conundrums and sugar-filled staples, yet it’s home to some of the best food on the planet.
Girlhood, ’90s TV and Britney Spears converge in poet Kate Middleton’s new book
Television explores how screen-time gets under our collective and individual skins.
NRL 2024
‘That’s the best one I’ve ever heard’: Munster sets record straight on shower injury
Storm playmaker Cameron Munster opens up on the shower accident that’s left him racing the clock for Friday’s blockbuster against Penrith.
Manu opens up on rugby defection: ‘I love the challenge of being uncomfortable’
Joey Manu has finally confirmed the Herald’s report from last month that he has told the Roosters he wants to play rugby union next year. This is why.
Sydney
Motorway to Sydney’s new airport hits another hurdle
Two major contracts for construction of the new M12 motorway to Western Sydney Airport have risen by almost $90m, tender documents show.
Amputee claims Al Muderis ‘sold’ her surgery at conference
A woman who underwent an operation with the orthopaedic surgeon claims she thought the procedure would give her a better life.
NSW private school gets green light for bush campus
In a clash of the wombats versus the prestigious private girls’ school, it appears the wombats may have come off second best.
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Hospitals
‘Not government policy’: Proposed demolition of ED rejected
The $36 million facility, which opens next month, was slated to be demolished under the hospital’s long-term master plan.
Colin suffered 80 wounds while saving woman, girl from ‘ferocious’ dog attack
A Sydney man was mauled while trying to stop a dog attack. The woman and child survived, but he later died from his injuries, an inquest heard.
Politics
Pressure mounts on Facebook to be part of solution to ‘problem they’ve caused’
Former competition regulator Allan Fels says the federal government should use tax law and content rules to maximise pressure on the social media giant to pay for Australian news content.
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Media & marketing
Conflict over the N-word and Gaza surrounds departure of The Monthly’s film critic
High-profile film critic Shane Danielsen has left the news and culture publication The Monthly after a dispute centring on the use of the N-word in a film review.
World
US Supreme Court throws out Colorado’s attempt to remove Trump from ballot
The unanimous decision from the nation’s highest court averts what could have been one of the most explosive moments in the 2024 presidential election.
Opinion
What would it take for Russia to use nukes? Leaked files provide a clue
Peter Hartcher
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Property
Suburbs where you should have bought a home five years ago
Home buyers who have a $500,000 budget could afford fewer than one in 10 properties in some markets as affordable property options plummet.
Eastern suburbs family spends $11.6m on liveable house to knock down
Five parties competed at the Bellevue Hill auction, hoping to rebuild a dream home with harbour views on a street where some neighbours sold for $30 million.
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How TV doctor Michael Mosley fixed his insomnia
A new SBS show profiles a world-first study from Flinders University setting out to tackle Australia’s sleeplessness problem.
Culture
Meet the first Timor-Leste artist to show in Venice
Maria Madeira’s inclusion at the world’s oldest art biennale represents a big step for a tiny nation.
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NRL 2024
‘Needs to be a line in the sand’: Indigenous stars speak out on Leniu racism row
Nicho Hynes and Latrell Mitchell have called for a strong stance to be taken by the NRL if Spencer Leniu is found guilty of racially vilifying Ezra Mam in Las Vegas.
‘The hardest time of my life’: How grief and loss changed Pat Cummins
The Australian cricket captain has spoken frankly about the loss of his mother last year, and how the experience has shaped the way he leads the national team and raises his own family.
Sam Kerr scored an FA Cup hat-trick – then allegedly harassed a police officer
The day before the Matildas skipper was involved in an alleged argument over a taxi fare, which escalated to the point police were required, she scored three goals against Liverpool.
The first step of Swans’ 40-year journey from outhouse to penthouse
When the Swans celebrated their first win in Sydney in 1982, they weren’t allowed to use the inside toilets at a lavish after-party. How times have changed.
Viva Las Vegas to Vinaka from Fiji: Next global NRL destination revealed
Fiji is poised to become the next international stop for the NRL, with plans afoot to take a competition game to the Pacific nation next year.
‘Look at Ryan Reynolds’: San Francisco 49ers boss weighs up buying an NRL club
Al Guido reckons the NRL is onto a winner in the US – even if he thinks the season opener should be played at his team’s Levi’s Stadium.
Why Edmed won’t follow his father – and Nawaqanitawase – to league … just yet
Tane Edmed has rugby league in his blood. But after a stellar performance for the Waratahs, he remains eager to stick with rugby.
Have Your Say
Las Vegas report card: We run the rule over the NRL in Sin City
Was the NRL’s American adventure a success? We cast a critical eye over the areas in which the code excelled, and those where it needs to lift its game.
