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Telecommunications
‘A national disgrace’: Union lashes Telstra’s plan to cut 2800 jobs
CEO Vicki Brady announced that up to 2800 jobs would be affected in a bid to make major improvements in productivity at the telco giant.
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Courts
‘Mummy, no’: Charlise’s alleged killer claims he heard girl scream
A jury has listened to prison calls between Justin Stein and his mother after he was charged with murdering his partner’s nine-year-old daughter.
Breaking
NRL 2024
‘I’m not bitter’: Arthur opens up on Eels sacking
Former Parramatta coach Brad Arthur has expressed his gratitude to the club despite being sacked on Monday but insists he still has much more to achieve in the game.
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US Votes 2024
Scott Morrison explains why evangelical Christians love Donald Trump
The former PM has shared his insights on the Republican former president, who heads towards November’s election with more support from evangelical Christians than ever before.
Lismore father in suspected murder-suicide identified
When police knocked on a Lismore unit’s door on Sunday, they didn’t realise what was inside.
Conflict-fuelled energy swings not over: Australia’s biggest oil and gas producer
Energy markets will continue to be rocked by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the Israel-Palestinian conflict, says Woodside Energy.
Opinion
Supermarkets
Supermarket self-checkouts must die. And no, I don’t want a receipt
Supermarkets’ faith in customers’ ability to negotiate the self-checkout appears to be fading faster than a BBQ chicken after six hours in the bain-marie.
Michelle Cazzulino
Writer
Bullying, behaviour, distraction: See how our schools rank
A new report shows Australian teenagers are more likely to feel unsafe and bullied at school than their international peers.
‘It’s time they admit they got it wrong’: Reynolds fronts court ahead of Higgins peace talks
WA Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds is at Perth’s Supreme Court as Brittany Higgins and partner David Sharaz are expected to beam in from France for mediation in their defamation row.
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Around the clubs
Barrett makes first big call as Moses’ Origin hopes are dashed
Parramatta’s interim coach could have had the club’s best player back straight away, but Moses will miss another week as his Origin chances evaporate.
Opinion
NRL 2024
Parramatta’s shambolic attempt to sign Bennett exposes what’s wrong with the club
They weren’t late to the party to sign the supercoach. They weren’t in the same hemisphere as the party.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
Matildas make definitive Olympics call on Sam Kerr
The Matildas had been bizarrely reluctant to speak in absolute terms about her chances – until Tuesday, when coach Tony Gustavsson unveiled his squad for their upcoming friendlies against China.
Opinion
USA
Even Americans are getting sick of having to tip
My question is: what took them so long? Australians have not been tipping for decades.
Lee Tulloch
Travel columnist
Opinion
Climate policy
The two major threats to a ‘net zero’ world
Shell’s head of strategy says the chances of meeting the global carbon emissions targets depend on two crucial factors.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
RecipeTin’s rice bowls stretch two salmon fillets into a filling dinner for four
Delicious, wholesome and satisfying, this simple meal can be thrown together in the time it takes to steam rice.
‘You couldn’t take your eyes off him’: Noni Hazlehurst on her ‘genius’ Play School co-host
The prolific actor has done everything from theatre, film to lifestyle presenting. But the beloved children’s show was one of the toughest.
Scarlett Johansson said no to voicing Chat GPT. Sounds like they used her anyway
The Academy Award nominee expressed shock and anger at OpenAI’s latest AI tool, seemingly inspired by her role in the film Her.
Sydney
Nearly half of Sydney Uni’s students come from overseas
The institution was the only NSW university to post a surplus in 2023, although it underpaid casual academics about $70 million.
Inside the massive terminal at Sydney’s new airport
The terminal’s design is intended to ease “pain points” that passengers frequently experience at airports.
High-speed rail, airport connections and more stations: what Parramatta needs by 2050
The City of Parramatta could be a global city of five connected “districts”, according to the council’s new vision for the region.
The surprise connection between a Buddhist temple and a croquet club
The latest additions to the State Heritage Register celebrate NSW’s rich cultural tapestry.
‘Freezing my tits off on Liverpool St’: The unfiltered history of Kings Cross
From Sydney’s first strip club, to drag cabaret and late night parties – Kings Cross was once the centre of Australia’s after-hours entertainment scene.
NRL 2024
Exclusive
‘It will unify the country’: Security minister assures NRL players PNG will be safe
In a wide-ranging interview, the country’s security minister spoke passionately about the “transformative” impact a team based in Port Moresby would have.
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Barrett makes first big call as Moses’ Origin hopes dashed
Scans have confirmed the Storm superstar will join Nathan Cleary, Tom Trbojevic and Tino Fa’asuamaleaui on the sidelines.
Politics
Albanese doesn’t back in Biden on Netanyahu war crime accusation
The PM has refused to comment on the International Criminal Court prosecutor’s request for arrest warrants for Israel’s prime minister and defence chief and three Hamas leaders.
Business
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Casinos
Hard Rock denies it’s looking at The Star
Hard Rock said it was considering taking legal action after The Star said it was briefly in talks with its local outfit regarding a potential takeover.
World
The Hague is seeking arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Hamas leaders. What happens next?
This is how the International Criminal Court prosecutor’s move might impact diplomatic relations and other court cases focused on Gaza.
Opinion
When Taiwan changed leader, Beijing sent uninvited guests
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
Page 97 of the budget kept me awake at night, and is a stain on Morrison’s legacy
Shane Wright
Senior economics correspondent
In defence of Gina Rinehart: I hate my Archibald portrait
Antoinette Lattouf
Broadcaster, columnist and author
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Property
NSW tree-change towns that boomed most in five years
Some have recorded 60 per cent growth as city escapees look for remote-working hotspots or local jobs - but not everyone wins.
Neighbour beats eight others to snap up stately $4.7m Glebe bungalow
Nine registered to bid on the circa-1900 grand four-bedroom residence, but the winner was very local.
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Lifestyle
Do you really need an iron supplement? Here’s what the science says
There are plenty of reasons you may have low iron. Here’s how to turn that around, according to experts.
Culture
One and done: 12 great TV shows that truly were one-season wonders
From My So-Called Life to Firefly, the modern era of TV is littered with shows that were cancelled way too quickly.
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Sport
‘Maybe I was wrong’: Former Bulldogs skipper lifts lid on Ciraldo methods
Raymond Faitala-Mariner faces Canterbury on Thursday for the first time since leaving the club and has spoken about challenging Cameron Ciraldo’s training methods.
Breaking
NRL 2024
‘I’m not bitter’: Arthur opens up on Eels sacking
The former coach has broken his silence on his dismissal from the club.
Opinion
NRL 2024
Parramatta’s shambolic attempt to sign Bennett exposes what’s wrong with the club
They weren’t late to the party to sign the supercoach. They weren’t in the same hemisphere.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
Updated
Around the clubs
Barrett makes first big call as Moses’ Origin hopes dashed
Parramatta’s interim coach could have had the club’s best player back straight away in the post-Brad Arthur era, but Moses will miss another week as his Origin chances evaporate.
Sam Kerr finally ruled out of Olympics – five months after knee injury
The Matildas had been bizarrely reluctant to speak definitively about her chances – until Tuesday, when coach Tony Gustavsson unveiled his squad for their upcoming friendlies against China.
Signed, sealed and delivered: Wayne Bennett to coach Rabbitohs
The seven-time premiership winner will return to the last club he led to a grand final when he takes charge of South Sydney for a second time.
How meat and greet with Gus got Addo-Carr back on track
As NRL rivals circled, Josh Addo-Carr broke bread with Bulldogs boss Phil Gould and learned some home truths about leadership, prompting an off-field overhaul for the Indigenous flyer.
Have Your Say
Operation woo Wayne west: Inside the Eels’ failed plot to replace Arthur with Bennett
On May 11, while the rugby league world poked fun at the Eels for not pursuing Bennett’s services, club bosses boarded a flight to Brisbane to meet him at his farm.
