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Restaurant ‘devastated’ after Shore student’s allergy death
The year 11 boy from the Sydney Church of England Grammar School died on Wednesday night after suffering an apparent allergic reaction to food.
Banks hit with profit crunch as customers shift deposits
Bank margins will continue to dwindle in the first half of this financial year, analysts say, as customers move their savings into higher-interest offerings.
Editorial
Population
The proof that Minns’ housing policy is right call
Sydney’s population crush is coming down heaviest on western Sydney and it is skewing housing across the city.
The Herald's View
Editorial
Interactive: Search here for buildings with defect notices across Sydney
Dozens of orders for developers to fix defective apartment buildings in Sydney have been issued over the past three years. This is where they are.
Well, wasn’t that all totally predictable?
I appreciate this affair is probably one that many busy readers have not engaged in. But in my view this story matters a great deal because it goes to three key points.
Top chef Josh Niland is closing two high-profile venues this weekend
After several years of rapid expansion, chef-restaurateur Josh Niland has announced the sudden closure of two of his businesses.
Exclusive
Australian Open
‘It’s not a war’: The seismic shift about to hit world tennis
The “war” over a radical new direction for professional tennis is anything but, says Australian Open boss Craig Tiley in this interview about the future of the sport.
Opinion
Australian rugby
Rugby will be a winter sport forever - or will it?
A few years ago I would have been hostile to even contemplate a switch to summer to align with the northern hemisphere. Now I am merely neutral, not to mention curious.
Paul Cully
Rugby columnist
Australian ‘Jihadi Adam’ wanted over alleged murder of UK ex-soldier
An Australian-Algerian jihadist has been named as the main suspect in the murder of a former British paratrooper found shot dead.
The creators of South Park bought a restaurant and it’s impossible to get in
Trey Parker and Matt Stone bought their favourite place to celebrate birthdays during the pandemic. Now there’s a waiting list of 100,000.
How do you make your mark when your parents are high achievers? This is how Rose Jackson does it
The rising star in the Minns government looks to her ABC journalist mother Liz for inspiration.
Recipe collection
Substantial salads
Five crowd-pleasing salads to make this Easter long weekend
Impress family and friends with these vibrant, flavourful bowls.
Opinion
Work therapy
I completely stuffed up in a meeting. Should I resign in embarrassment?
Not being able to explain something under unusual, difficult or simply unexpected circumstances isn’t evidence of incompetence or incapability.
Jonathan Rivett
Freelance writer
Review
Balmain
This new-look Balmain boozer feels like an entirely new venue. So, how’s the food?
There’s no chicken schnitzel, but there is a juicy pork chop at The Dry Dock. Just don’t wear your thongs.
There’s only one thing to say about this novel - read it
Melanie Joosten’s third novel is a sure-footed story of two young suffragettes.
Opinion
City life
‘Dull and mainstream’: Melbourne, your street art and laneways are overrated.
Parklets and painted “shared streets” aren’t working. If that’s the best we’ve got, Melbourne’s reputation as a leading liveable city is in trouble.
Prue Blake
Comedian and former urban planner
NRL 2024
Jason Demetriou has won a grand final from 0-3 before. All is not lost for Souths
The South Sydney coach should know what can be achieved after an awful start to a season. He helped pull off the ultimate NRL fairytale.
Analysis
Penrith are marching to a fourth straight title. Is their dominance killing the NRL?
The Penrith Panthers have become a relentless, insatiable winning machine. But is this necessarily a good thing?
Sydney
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Planning
Councils swoop on wiggle room in development plan
New planning controls are due to be imposed in April, but documents reveal the government will allow councils another six months to devise their own plans around some train stations.
Good Friday ushers in perfect Easter weather in Sydney – but a warning to campers
Warm and sunny conditions are forecast across much of the state this Easter long weekend.
Restaurant ‘devastated’ after Shore student’s allergy death
The year 11 boy died after apparently suffering an anaphylactic reaction to food while travelling home from a school sports function with his family.
‘No confidence’: Newington College old boys revolt at council meeting
Former Newington College students have passed votes of no confidence in its old boys union, school council and headmaster at a major alumni meeting.
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Crime
Mother’s body covered in mystery acid burns before death, inquest told
The body of former nurse Monika Chetty was covered in burns, which were untreated for weeks. But no one knows how she got them.
SEE & DO
The best new shows to stream in April
Our guide to the best of what’s on the streamers and free-to-air this month.
Nam Le returns with poetry, but the question is: Where’s his novel?
Sixteen years after The Boat, his barnstorming book of short stories, Nam Le has surprised publishers and readers alike with a book of poems.
Politics
Opinion
Political leadership
Just when Dutton is winning, he sounds like a sore loser
Dutton calls Albanese weak. Albanese calls Dutton angry. Each is trying to pin a label on the other. But the strange thing is that Dutton makes it so easy for his label to stick.
David Crowe
Chief political correspondent
Business
Opinion
Digital transformation
The digital revolution may be returning us to hi-tech serfdom
Led by big tech companies – Meta, Alphabet, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft – the digital revolution is turning capitalism into “technofeudalism”.
Ross Gittins
Economics Editor
World
Macron embraces Lula, and the memes poking fun at their ‘wedding’
Running through the forest, looking into each other’s eyes on a boat, and hugging a lot, the French and Brazilian leaders looked to be on a honeymoon.
Opinion
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Property
How much it costs to live near Australia’s best beaches
A patch of paradise won’t break the bank in some of the most beautiful and isolated locations in the country.
How much you’d need to earn to buy a property of every size
The difference between a typical three-bedroom house and a typical four-bedroom house can be a stretch for a growing family.
Good Food
Lifestyle
Why do I get so bloated (and gassy) on planes?
No, you’re not imagining it. Here’s how to avoid that dreaded bloated feeling while flying.
Culture
It’s slim pickings for viewers as local kids’ content plummets
The pressure for Australian-made content to be successfully packaged for overseas markets is holding the sector back.
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Sport
The mystery of baseball’s billion-dollar man, his interpreter and the betting scandal that rocked US sport
Shohei Ohtani’s perfect image has been besmirched by allegations of a $US4.5 million bank transfer to an illegal bookmaker in California.
Live
NRL 2024
NRL round 4 LIVE: The Fox returns from injury for Bulldogs clash with South Sydney
The traditional Good Friday clash comes with some extra spice as the Rabbitohs battle to avoid a 0-4 start to the season against a Dogs side coming off a big win.
Opinion
Australian rugby
Rugby will be a winter sport forever - or will it?
A few years ago I would have been hostile to even contemplate a switch to summer to align with the northern hemisphere. Now I am merely neutral, not to mention curious.
Paul Cully
Rugby columnist
Exclusive
Australian Open
‘It’s not a war’: The seismic shift about to hit world tennis
The “war” over a radical new direction for professional tennis – between the cashed-up Saudis and the four grand slams – is anything but, according to Australian Open boss Craig Tiley in this interview about the future of the sport.
Analysis
NRL 2024
Penrith are marching to a fourth straight title. Is their dominance killing the NRL?
The Penrith Panthers have become a relentless, insatiable winning machine. But is this necessarily a good thing?
Opinion
World Boxing
Pitbull v praying mantis: The danger man Tszyu must beat en route to boxing immortality
On Sunday in Las Vegas, Tim Tszyu will face an opponent eerily similar to the one his father, Kostya, fought at Parramatta Stadium in 1996.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
A Wallabies star heard a ‘pop’ in his neck. He feared he may not run with his kids again
Waratahs centre Lalakai Foketi has spoken about a scary injury that saw him rushed to hospital last month.
Have Your Say
Who’s hot, who’s not, who’s shot and who’s rot in the NRL
Just three rounds into the season, it’s already clear that it’s going to be a long year for some NRL clubs.
Peter FitzSimons
Columnist and author