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Australia’s eSafety commissioner is unsure if she would be safe if she returned to the US to explain the teen social media ban.
Labor’s highly contentious hate speech bill has deep flaws that may dissatisfy many.
The Australian women’s cricket captain announces her retirement after helping to transform the game.
Although there is no place in this country for hate speech, there must be room for people to express their views on politics and world events.
If 2025 was the year the sector faced a reckoning, then 2026 should be a year of action.
The announcement of a federal royal commission into the Bondi Beach shootings is our best chance to stop terror attacks.
The SCG is worth its weight in green and gold.
Another long-held entitlement for federal politicians looks increasingly out of step with public expectations.
The Sydney Summit next month presents some with a unique opportunity to try ideas for the future.
The popularity of e-bikes has prompted a push for a user-pays system to fund mounting medical and legal costs.
US President Donald Trump’s attack on Venezuela contains the seeds of a wider tragedy.
The venue is meant to be the Opera House for fish. Building a wharf to get tourists to visit would seem a no-brainer.
Following months of speculation about his future, Australia’s great opening batsman pulls up stumps.
Australian Jewish groups repeatedly warned authorities about Islamic hate preachers but saw little action.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cannot continue to obfuscate on a royal commission.
Universities have been forced to take action against gender-based sexual violence.
Federal Labor vowed to be a government of openness, but it has lost interest in responding to parliamentary reports.
The US president has named a proposed new vessel after himself.
Some Sydney private schools are taking a leaf out of the restaurant trade playbook, charging steep reservation fees.
In the aftermath of such a major tragedy as the December 14 attack on Bondi Beach, the balance between reflection and action is a difficult one to...
The Bondi Beach killings carry the seed that we may have been wrong to think we had helped stop the Philippines continuing as a launch pad for...
Christmas is very different for Sydney this year.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is resisting calls to conduct a federal royal commission into the Bondi Beach killings.
Tighter gun control won’t eradicate hate crimes or banish the scourge of antisemitism. But it must be part of the response to the sickening...
Australia’s chief spy agency needs to be better scrutinised.
Australia’s chief spy agency needs to be better scrutinised.
The prime minister hopes to put regrets about not doing more to tackle antisemitism behind him as he announces new reforms.
Albanese’s failure to return to the scene of the crime has turned a national tragedy into a political circus.
Albanese’s failure to return to the scene of the crime has turned a national tragedy into a political circus.
Albanese’s failure to return to the scene of the crime has turned a national tragedy into a political circus.
Albanese’s failure to return to the scene of the crime has turned a national tragedy into a political circus.
Days after Sunday’s deadly mass shootings comes the realisation that Australian has to learn the lessons of being ill-prepared.
The mass shooting at Bondi Beach that targeted the Jewish community is an obscene crime that diminishes us all.
The government agency overseeing Sydney’s rail project is missing its own deadlines for awarding contracts.
A plan to vet the social media and personal history of tourists entering the US is a new low in Trumpian chaos.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese passes the buck on MP expenses.
The Albanese government has needlessly allowed Anika Wells’ expenses to cast a shadow over its big-ticket reform.
The Albanese government has overreached in promoting world-first child safety law.
The principal of The Scots College was slow to react to a brutal initiation ceremony by his students.
Big infrastructure takes time and costs a fortune. But our city would become unworkable without it.
Two years after we celebrated the opening of the M4 tunnel comes a reminder of the vulnerability of our infrastructure.
Waverley Council is trying to balance retention of its commercial core with the need for higher-density residential developments.
A ministerial trip to sell Australia’s teen social media ban in the US raises questions about government integrity.
The state government will limit the power of e-bikes following a tragic accident in Sydney on Tuesday. But there are still many potential risks with...
Following decades of procurement delays and costs blowouts, the Department of Defence pays the price.
New research shows the most disadvantaged region in Sydney carries an unequal burden.
Higher purpose makes unis different from other businesses but the University of Technology of Sydney has hurt itself by choosing the balance sheet...
Sydney City Council cops heaps for spending a motza on CBD beautification program.
Frenchs Forest town centre was meant to be made up of 10 per cent cheaper housing in a plan to increase density but that has been drastically reduced.
The NSW Liberals have been swinging in the breeze. Kellie Sloane’s arrival will rejuvenate the party.
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