The metro supercharged Marrickville’s popularity. Are Bankstown and Lakemba next?
Since Sydenham Metro opened, more than 55 million trips have been taken and spending in Marrickville’s gastronomy and arts scene has swelled.
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Homelessness crisis hits breaking point as services turn away desperate Australians
A damning new report reveals almost two-thirds of sector providers are rejecting clients as soaring rents and chronic shortages push frontline services to the brink of collapse.
‘Not invited, not welcome’: Russian ambassador attends Greens leader’s speech denying Ukraine militar...
David Shoebridge said he did not know Mikhail Petrakov was listening to his speech.
‘Not accepted. Not forgiven!!’ : French superstar’s ‘dictator Mao’ meme ignites fury in China
The Real Madrid striker has apologised for remarks about a viral meme that likened him to Mao Zedong, after a furious backlash in China saw him lose promotional deals and broadcasts of his matches suspended.”
Cruise passengers stranded in Cambodia after fuel becomes too expensive
A luxury cruise liner offering residential cabins for hundreds of thousands of dollars is now moored, with its owners unable to cope with spiralling cost of shipping fuel.
The four balls that turned the Test and saved captain Pat Cummins
Mitchell Starc’s devastating burst on the shadow of stumps not only saved his captain but also his team. A day in which Australia were behind from the moment Pat Cummins sent South Africa in to bat finishe...
V’landys sets off on secret trip to Hong Kong, China for ‘NRL Land’
Hong Kong is a favoured destination for the NRL’s proposed global round in 2028, but there is another reason for the powerbroker’s Asian jaunt.
Australia vs South Africa LIVE: Head, Renshaw make promising start as Aussies bat in Newlands
This live blog will follow day two of the third men’s cricket Test match between Australia and South Africa from Cape Town, South Africa. It will contain live updates, analysis and expert opinions as play...
Netanyahu claims mandate after polling error underestimated his support
Netanyahu’s Likud outperformed many pre-election opinion surveys to emerge as Israel’s single biggest party. But his coalition is far short of a majority.
Albanese trips over the truth when it suits. If he’s not careful, it could be contagious
Of all things to repeatedly entangle yourself in, the saga of a $6 million grant to the Marrickville Golf Club must be the most ridiculous.
Grant Theft warning: Chalmers faces new inflation nightmare before Christmas
Chalmers, Gallagher and Albanese have to play a larger role in easing demand in the Australian economy to deal with global inflationary pressures.
Resilient Starc and Lyon laugh last, but Australia’s biggest mountain awaits
Whether Pat Cummins’ call will be looked upon kindly by history will depend on a rather bigger question than Australia’s resilience with the ball – their capacity to put up a big innings with the bat.
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Greens promise tax cuts for all – but not the resource sector
The Greens have joined the pledge of tax cuts from the government and the Coalition, calling for a $1000 cut to all workers.
‘Invisible threat’: Doctors, parents slam inaction on health hazard in schools
Outdoor air quality has been regulated for decades, but indoor air has gone unchecked, despite Australians spending 90 per cent of our time inside.
Senior bureaucrats accused of $260m COVID cover-up now in top NDIS jobs
Two public servants who were the subject of adverse findings by Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog are now helping oversee the $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme.
‘Not another suburb for luxury housing’: Liberals to unveil Long Bay housing plan
Opposition leader Kellie Sloane will on Wednesday announce a new Long Bay Delivery Authority would be established within 100 days if the Liberal Party wins government next year.
Spender leads business revolt against Chalmers’ capital gains tax tweak
The federal MP said Israel was one of the few other economies which used an inflation-adjusted model, though it capped the tax rate at 30 per cent.
Israel election 2026 LIVE updates: Exit polls project no clear winner as Netanyahu, Eisenkot set for length...
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from an election widely seen as a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu’s almost two decades in power.
Uber faces Australian class action over sexual assaults, harassment by drivers
The managing law firm’s class action callout follows a flood of legal actions in Australia and abroad concerning Uber’s handling of driver misconduct claims.
Labor warns MPs party could lose a dozen seats at March election
Last Tuesday, George Simon, Sussex Street’s assistant secretary, used a meeting of Labor’s left faction to warn MPs against complacency, running them through the parts of NSW where Labor was vulnerable t...
A year after ‘sunscreen gate’, the TGA announces overhaul of the way SPF products are regulated
The national regulator has proposed a range of reforms, including repeat testing of sunscreens, but some think its recommendations don’t go far enough.
‘This is very special to us’: Three Blue Ducks wins historic first Good Food Guide award
After 16 years, the crew that redefined breakfast food in an unassuming cafe in Bronte, has won its first Guide gong.
Cease and desist! ABC demands One Nation stop casting Bluey in its cartoons
ABC boss Hugh Marks says the depiction of Bluey is a “shocking use of Australia’s most loved character.”