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Inside alleged $3m ‘fake robbery’ of high-end Sydney jewellery store
Police warned Michel Germani of a suspected looming robbery of his Sydney store. Months later, the owner of the high-profile store would be accused of orchestrating the fake theft.
What Dutton says when his guard is down (and why US politics is not his strength)
The opposition leader made some strange comments about the US election during a private dinner for big-money donors last week.
Officer accused of double murder kicked off the force
NSW police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, who is accused of murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies with his police-issued gun, has officially been removed from the state’s police force.
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Political leadership
An award-winning bromance: Minns and Perrottet share gong for leadership
Chris Minns and Dominic Perrottet could have gone for the jugular. Instead, the two leaders became mates.
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Scams
$80 million in scams prevented by new early warning system
A new alert system from NAB has saved customers – including many desperate Swifties – a total of $80 million in potential scams.
‘History is made’: Gay conversion banned in NSW after all-night debate
Bleary-eyed MPs voted in favour of Labor’s Conversion Practices Ban Bill just after 6.30am on Friday, after debate began at 11pm on Thursday.
Today show presenter announces surprise exit
Brooke Boney will be leaving the morning show after this year’s Olympic Games to take up an opportunity to study at Oxford University.
Missing the boat: When you should have bought a house
Buyers who managed to squeak into the property market during a narrow window of time a few years ago would not be as lucky today.
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Software
Apple’s $172b hit after iPhone lawsuit
The US has sued Apple, accusing the technology giant of using its power over app distribution to maintain an iPhone monopoly.
Grounded: 17-hour bus trip adds insult to injury as head hit sidelines Walsh
Reece Walsh was not cleared to fly after a head knock during the Broncos’ heavy loss to Penrith, but the news was better for the man on the other side of the collision.
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When will South Sydney stop blaming everyone else for problems of their own making?
There’s trouble in paradise when you’re skewering Triple M’s social media department for Latrell Mitchell’s potty-mouthed interview.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
‘How many premierships have we won? It’s 10’: Swans add to trophy cabinet
The Sydney Swans have won 10 premierships in their 150 years and now they have the cups and flags to show for it.
‘A step forward’: Surgeons transplant pig kidney into living human for first time
Previously, pig kidneys have been temporarily transplanted into brain-dead donors but this recipient is “robust” and expected to be discharged soon.
Italian PM a victim of deep fake porn, seeks damages: report
Meloni is seeking $165,000 in damages and will donate any award to an interior ministry fund for women victims of domestic violence.
Opinion
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The cold calculation behind Australia’s aid cuts to Gaza
The accusations against the United Nations agency helping Palestinians in Gaza are murky, but the consequences have been painfully clear.
Waleed Aly
Columnist, co-host of Ten's The Project and academic
Dicey Topics
Good Weekend
Some say Celeste Barber’s now too hot to parody beauty standards…
Here’s the comedian and social-media star’s blunt reply.
New bucket list: The 20 experiences in Asia you must do
A world of adventure, luxury, fascinating cultures, natural beauty and incredible cuisines is on Australia’s doorstep.
The unexpected dining hotspot emerging in Sydney’s suburbs (and five new eateries to try there)
The team behind Surry Hills’ restaurant Arthur have big new plans for the Shire. And they aren’t the only ones.
NRL 2024
Panthers thrash Broncos; Walsh suffers facial injury
The Broncos lost Reece Walsh after two minutes and failed to recover from a Panthers’ onslaught.
How Terrell May turned 30kg into $500,000
The Roosters’ best forward weighed 135 kilos before embarking on a regime of ultramarathons and round-the-clock training.
Sydney
NSW principals exposed to rising threats and violence from parents, students
An annual survey of principals and deputies found 44 per cent had been exposed to violence in schools, with more staff reporting they were victims of cyberbullying.
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Crime
Sydney DJ dropped by booking agent after alleged inappropriate behaviour
Matty Ferguson, known as Flexy Ferg, says he is sorry for inappropriate behaviour amid allegations he sent unsolicited sexual messages to women.
James Valentine diagnosed with oesophageal cancer
The ABC Sydney radio presenter has been diagnosed with oesophageal cancer and will take a few months off-air as he undergoes surgery.
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Development
Big stink at the fish market as ‘greedy’ tenants drag out design stoush
A former fish market boss says the new billion-dollar taxpayer funded building is destined to become a white elephant: “You don’t need the Taj Mahal to flog dead fish.”
Doctor accused of taking intimate hospital photos
Nicholas Chu, who is on bail, allegedly took intimate photos of 15 people, including children, at a regional hospital in NSW.
See & Do
Annoyingly, Justin Timberlake chooses dignity on his first album in six years
The star sidesteps years of tabloid infamy - it’s disappointing, and lacking in pop business savvy.
This new show from Game of Thrones’ writers is Netflix’s best since Beef
A masterclass in adaptation, 3 Body Problem is a deftly capable science-fiction puzzle-box.
Politics
Scrap schools’ religious exemptions, Albanese told
Religious schools should lose their unfettered right to dismiss teachers and expel students over sexuality or gender, a report has found.
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Why are Liberal Party press releases showing up as news on Google?
The technology giant’s verification of news material has come under scrutiny as links to media releases from the Liberal Party website appear on Google News.
World
Dozens of Rohingya refugees feared dead in boat tragedy
An unknown number of refugees are missing and many feared dead after their wooden boat capsized in waters off northern Indonesia.
Opinion
If I could gather all the leaders of boys’ schools in one room, here’s what I would tell them
Chanel Contos
Founder of Teach Us Consent
When cocaine is washing up on your beaches, supply isn’t the only problem
Michael Barnes
NSW Crime Commissioner
Australia will never elect a Donald Trump – and this is why
Simon Taylor
Comedian and author
PM managed a remarkable feat - and it sent Dutton into a tirade
David Crowe
Chief political correspondent
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In a cluster of highly sought-after suburbs, home buyers are paying more than $20,000 for only one square metre patch of land.
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Seventeen-hour bus trip adds insult to injury as head clash sidelines Walsh
Reece Walsh was not cleared to fly after a head knock during the Broncos’ heavy loss to Penrith, but the news was better for the man on the other side of the collision.
Hearts, minds and a ’16th player’: How the Drua broke through in Fiji
The Drua provided 18 members of the 2023 Fiji World Cup squad and have won back-to-back Super W titles, but their club is about far more than results on the field.
Opinion
NRL 2024
When will South Sydney stop blaming everyone else for problems of their own making?
There’s trouble in paradise when you’re skewering Triple M’s social media department for Latrell Mitchell’s potty-mouthed interview.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
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Paris Olympics 2024
Australia’s Olympic team hit by first selection controversy
A canoe sprinter who secured a quota spot for Paris 2024 is the first known athlete to give notice of his intention to appeal against his non-selection for the Games.
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Australian soccer
McGree, Bos injured as Socceroos scrap to stressful win over Lebanon
Australia claimed a 2-0 victory in their World Cup qualifier, but another dysfunctional performance made it a tough night at the office.
‘It couldn’t have come at a better time’: Why Souths are buzzing for Wighton debut
Suspension kept him for the first two rounds, but Rabbitohs players believe Jack Wighton’s introduction can help the team – especially close friend Latrell Mitchell – find another gear against the Roosters.
Jennings cleared to end 1266-day NRL exile as rugby-bound stars eye reunion
The NRL has approved a contract upgrade for Michael Jennings that puts the 35-year-old in line to play first grade this season.
Have Your Say
It’s not panic stations yet for South Sydney – but it soon could be
The Rabbitohs have lost their opening two games, collapsed last year and have dropped their halfback, but it’s not all bad news if you dig a bit deeper.
Andrew Johns
League columnist
