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Fat Cats Get Fatter While Frontline Workers Freeze 12/03/21 Mar 11, 2021

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NSW has flunked a key election promise to cut highly paid public servant fat cats, despite freezing the pay of frontline workers including teachers and nurses.

Doubts about every Australian being fully vaccinated by the end of October have sparked major concerns among health experts and business groups, who are urging the federal government to get on with the rollout.

“Charlatan” psychologists in NSW have been at the centre of a growing spate of complaints by patients, with the number of reports registered with the healthcare watchdog rising sharply in the past five years.

And in sport, ARLC chairman Peter V’landys and NRL CEO Andrew Abdo will score another victory when the first triple-header featuring all three grades kicks off this weekend.

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Footy Fans Gear Up For Season Opener 11/03/21 Mar 10, 2021

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From the highest office in the land to primary school kids, rugby league fans are gearing up for the 2021 NRL season kick-off on Thursday night when South Sydney takes on premiers Melbourne.

A loophole in NSW where cyclists don’t have to be drug or alcohol tested after accidents – even if there is a death – needs to be changed, say safety campaigners.

the chief executive of the country’s biggest law firm left yesterday over an email she sent to all staff, telling them that she was “hurt” the firm had represented Attorney-General Christian Porter over historic rape claims.

And Australia needs 10 years to fix its dismal school performance and get back into the ranks of the top 10 education nations, Education and Youth Minister Alan Tudge will tell an audience at the Menzies Research Centre today.

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DPP Says Ruining Reputation Is Part Of The Punishment 10/03/21 Mar 09, 2021

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The state’s top prosecutor has backed the corruption watchdog’s powers to ruin a person’s reputation even if it is later found they have not committed a criminal offence.

A win for parades in Sydney after the cap on the number of participants in this year’s Anzac March was boosted 10-fold to 5000 last night, following a crisis meeting in NSW Parliament.

The Queen was last night in crisis talks about how to respond to the claims of racism from Prince Harry and Meghan’s Oprah interview, as Thomas Markle prepared to fire back against his daughter on British television.

And in sport, Newcastle coach Adam O’Brien has launched a bold defence of re-signed halfback Mitchell Pearce, saying his often under-fire star had never been violent and the critics “just keep coming at him”.

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Meghan Markle Reveals Heartbreaking Truths In Tell All 09/03/21 Mar 08, 2021

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The Duchess of Sussex has revealed how Prince Harry “cradled her” when she told him she was on the verge of suicide when she was five months’ pregnant with their baby son Archie.

There are big-time plans by a coalition of major businesses including Google, Sydney Fish Market and The Star aimed at making Ultimo and Pyrmont Australia’s answer to London’s glitzy West End or New York’s high-end Meat packing District.

Veterans are unhappy with plans to restrict numbers who can march on Anzac Day to just 500 and say the NSW RSL is failing to step up and argue their cause.

And in sport, Israel Folau has been given fresh hope of a return to the NRL after Queensland Rugby League chair Bruce Hatcher indicated his organisation would consider registering a contract for the dual international.

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Advertising Blitz To Stamp Out Domestic Violence 8/03/21 Mar 07, 2021

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Almost half of Australians find it hard to know what is “acceptable anymore” or “wrong” when it comes to disrespect toward women, despite the majority of people agreeing it is where domestic violence starts

An unprecedented $750 million injection of funds will be given to help mass-employing big businesses across NSW drop emissions and develop greener ways of working.

Sydney’s slowest buses are the ones still operated by the state government, The Daily Telegraph can reveal.

Cricket Australia will today celebrate International Women’s Day by announcing that the country’s first-ever statue of a female cricketer will be sculpted and put on display at the Sydney Cricket Ground in a long-overdue effort to

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Top Ranked Cop Apologises To Emergency Services Crew 7/03/21 Mar 05, 2021

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ONE of the state’s top-ranked police officers has apologised to emergency service crews after refusing to be helped when he collapsed in the gardens of a Goulburn hotel last week.

YOUNG people discharged from hospital after attempting suicide and those falling through the cracks in clinical care will be the priority in a long awaited overhaul of mental health in Australia.

A DOCTOR has been accused of “undue influence” and “fraud” after his Western Sydney property tycoon patient left him 90 per cent of his more than $30 million will, according to court documents.

BROADCASTER Fox Sports will police their on-field microphones this season amid a warning that rival teams will verbally target Canterbury’s Adam Elliott.

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The Ultimate Footy List Is Here 6/03/21 Mar 05, 2021

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THE Daily Telegraph has delivered the ultimate footy list, The NRL MVP Index.

A SYDNEY woman says she feels like she “dodged a bullet” when she agreed to chat with Melissa Caddick over finances but stopped short of handing over any money.

Just a few months since he came out, Hugh Sheridan has revealed the “amazing” man he has fallen in love with and who now shares his Sydney home.

Sydney’s biggest housing boom in two decades has pushed property prices into uncharted territory and driven homebuyers to spend more than ever before.

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Another Lifeline For Convicted Serial Killer 5/02/21 Mar 04, 2021

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NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman said he will give the petition to free convicted serial killer Kathleen Folbigg “appropriate consideration”

A NEW name sits atop the ranks of Sydney’s most powerful — COVID-19.

CHILDREN as young as three years of age in childcare centres across Sydney have been subjected to “excessive” and “inappropriate” dental treatment

NRL legend Cooper Cronk has created shockwaves at the Sydney Roosters

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AG Christian Porter Denies Rape Allegations 04/03/21 Mar 03, 2021

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AN emotional and at times nearly tearful Christian Porter warned that a “new normal” of trial by social media was a threat to fairness and due process in Australia as he strenuously denied historical rape allegations against him.

ABOUT 2000 doses of the Pfizer COVID vaccine have been wasted in NSW in the past week

SEVENTY-SIX of Australia’s most respected doctors and scientists have put their names to an extraordinary petition demanding a pardon for Kathleen Folbigg, the mother serving a 30-year jail term for killing four of her infant children.

A TAXI driver who was shot six times as he drove a notorious ex-bikie through Sydney’s west managed to drive himself and his passenger — who was also shot — to hospital for treatment.

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Cabinet Minister Accused Of Rape To Step Forward 3/2/21 Mar 02, 2021

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THE cabinet minister at the centre of an explosive historical rape allegation is set to name himself as soon as today,

CHINA his blaming Australia’s free press for the worsening relations between the two nations.

NSW government figures confirmed finalising this technology was a step closer to indoor venues or events using the vaccine as an entry requirement

In an extraordinary quirk in the NRL draw, Wests Tigers’ first nine matches this season are day games.

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