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Homelessness strikes Sydney women hard
Sarah’s hands are as cold as ice as they cradle the steaming cup of coffee with “a little bit of […]
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Hong Kong expats defy fear to stand with protesters
Safety fears often force them to communicate and organise in secret – but expat Hongkongers in Australia are standing in […]
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Trioli takes radio reins after Faine’s fine farewell
A devoted crowd of about 4000 fans has gathered for an emotional send-off to legendary ABC radio broadcaster Jon Faine.
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Freedom fight goes on, activist vows
A prominent campaigner for West Papuan independence say the activist community in Australia will continue to spread awareness despite recent […]
crime
A date swipe, a ride share, a murder mystery
“She used her phone a lot,” police said; chatting on social media, calling friends, arranging dates and, on the last […]
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Tributes paid to fallen police officers
The green grounds of the Domain in Sydney turned blue today in honour of fallen police officers in the line […]
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After long, bitter road, NSW decriminalises abortion
After one of the longest debates in the state’s history, the NSW parliament has passed controversial legislation decriminalising abortion – […]
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Unpacking the Abortion Law Reform Bill – what you need to know
The Abortion Law Reform Bill finally passed the New South Wales Parliament this morning, following months of contentious discussion and […]
Police Rounds
Woman arrested for car vandalism spate
A woman who allegedly snapped off car windscreen wipers in a months-long campaign of vandalism in Sydney’s eastern suburbs has […]
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Climate strike draws 80,000 protesters in Sydney
A sea of banners, posters and home-made signs filled the Domain in Sydney today (Friday) as protesters sent Scott Morrison’s […]