Yesterday
Police to probe if Bondi killer targeted women
Police are investigating if Joel Cauchi was targeting women when he murdered six people during a nightmarish stabbing spree in Sydney.
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- Gus McCubbing
How strangers frantically tried to save each other in Bondi
Onlookers recount the nightmarish scenes at a Sydney shopping centre as a man killed six people including Ashlee Good, Jade Young, Dawn Singleton and Faraz Tahir.
- Gus McCubbing and David Marin-Guzman
- Opinion
- The AFR View
Bondi Junction tragedy brings out the best
The carnage at Bondi Junction Plaza may have lessons for mental health management. But it was also a violent exception that proves the rule of a harmonious society.
- The AFR View
March
The Bruce Lehrmann saga is a radioactive snowball
The sordid scandal around the former staffer keeps claiming victims and ruining reputations.
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- Mark Di Stefano
February
Israel accuses Wong of forgetting Hamas in row over aid funds
Penny Wong is under pressure on whether to lift a freeze on $6 million in funds for a controversial Palestinian refugee agency.
- Updated
- Andrew Tillett
January
Kingscliff hedge fund impostor found dead in Sydney hotel
Ken Grace, the man who created an award-winning hedge fund that raised money from sports stars and locals from Kingscliff, has been found dead.
- Jonathan Shapiro and Liam Walsh
November 2023
Anti-coal kayakers cut shipping with port blockade
Climate protestors shut down Australia’s largest coal port for 30 hours over the weekend, potentially costing hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue.
- Mark Ludlow
How CBA is using AI to shield female customers from financial abuse
The bank is sharing its new software that can help identify the more than 400,000 abusive messages that are attached to tiny payments each year.
- James Eyers
October 2023
Thousands rally in Sydney, Melbourne to support Palestinians
An attempted genocide was happening in Gaza, speakers at rallies in Sydney and Melbourne were told on Sunday. The protests were held under heavy police security and ended with no trouble reported.
- Maxim Shanahan
Xpress servos up for sale to recoup NAB losses
Receivers of the fuel business that is allegedly behind a $43 million fraud scheme targeting NAB have put the company’s petrol stations up for sale.
- Campbell Kwan
August 2023
- Exclusive
- Tax avoidance
Unpaid GST surge has helped blow a $50b hole in revenue
A near three-fold explosion in GST debt in the past six years is fuelling a surge in unpaid taxes.
- Neil Chenoweth and Max Mason
July 2023
The ‘besties’ who fleeced NAB and how it all unravelled
A trusted insider with the ability to approve millions in spending – no questions asked – and her “bestie”, fleeced NAB of $70 million. Now they’re both behind bars.
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- Max Mason
June 2023
- Exclusive
- Industrial
Fraud suspect selling $250m in real estate
The sell down of Sydney development sites by developer Jean Nassif has created prime opportunities for logistics giant Goodman and build-to-rent player Greystar.
- Nick Lenaghan
Fatal bus crash driver silent as he walks on bail
Mental health concerns played on the magistrate’s mind as she granted bail to the man allegedly responsible for the nation’s worst road disaster in decades.
- Luke Costin, Phoebe Loomes and Callum Godde
May 2023
Tight exclusion zone remains after massive Sydney blaze
A badly damaged section of the inner Sydney building mostly destroyed by fire moved 70mm overnight as police and specialist firefighters warn it could collapse at any moment.
- Kathryn Magann
Sydney CBD building engulfed ‘in gush of fire’
A Surry Hills building has been gutted by a large fire, casting a huge pall of dark smoke across the city as onlookers watched parts of the building collapse.
- Campbell Kwan and Lucy Dean
January 2023
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Star’s devastating tax hit smacks of populism
The NSW government levy that has wiped a stunning 30 per off the company’s valuation is an example of the sort of populist interventions investors should fear.
- James Thomson
November 2022
Helen Rosamond found largely guilty of remaining NAB fraud charges
Helen Rosamond has been found guilty of nearly all the remaining charges related to a four-year fraud scheme operated with the former National Australia Bank chief of staff to two chief executives.
- Max Mason
September 2022
NSW pins hopes on ‘two strikes’ policy against drugs
The state government ruled out accepting a recommendation to decriminalise the drug ice.
- Samantha Hutchinson
July 2022
William Buck appoints new directors
The accounting firm has appointed 28 new directors over the past year, bringing the size of the leadership group to 118.
- Edmund Tadros
