‘Inexplicable’: How the catastrophic train crash in Spain unfolded
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Who would want to be Jim Chalmers right now?
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The $25m bid to protect a vast swath of Australia’s tropical wilderness
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Everything you need to know from the SMH Good Food Guide 2026 Awards
Catch up on all the action, hats, finalists and winners from the Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide Awards, presented by T2 Tea and Oceania Cruises, at Carriageworks on Monday, October 13.
‘Let the oil flow’: Trump says Iran, US have reached peace deal
London: US President Donald Trump has outlined a ceasefire with Iran that promises to halt the war in the Middle East after more than three months of devastating conflict as well as damage to the world economy, ending the hostilities “on all fronts” including Lebanon.
Cash Converters could return to front of Perth jerseys after shock board appointment
Eight months after his own bid to bring rugby league back to Western Australia was consigned to the “dust bin”, newly appointed Perth Bears director Peter Cumins has revealed he wants “Cash Converters” to again be emblazoned on the front of the franchise’s jersey.
Singapore opens world's second most expensive casino
1 / 20The $5.9 billion Marina Bay Sands, the world's No.2 most expensive casino after MGM Mirage's CityCenter in Las Vegas, has opened in Singapore.Reuters2 / 20The rooftop infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands is the world's largest.Reuters3 / 20Visitors take in the view from the Sk...
Scientology accused of child trafficking, forced labour of Australians
Three Australian residents have accused Scientology of child trafficking, covering up multiple sexual assaults, forced labour and other abuses in a significant legal claim lodged in a Florida court overnight.
From prime minister to professor: Jacinda Ardern lands new gig at Sydney University
Once prime minister, today a professor: the long-running mystery of what Jacinda Ardern is doing in Australia has an answer.
‘We are sorry’: OpenAI apologises for Medicare hack
OpenAI has apologised to Australians after revealing its AI model took credentials and internal files from a Medicare portal and attempted to breach NSW and Victorian government systems.
AI bubble could trigger global shock as rate rises squeeze first home buyers
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Good Food Guide: Sydney’s top 10 cafes
We eat at restaurants, but we live in cafes. They get us going in the morning, act as settings for catch-ups and consistently soothe and surprise us.
‘It’s totally depressing’: Richard Tognetti on the state of music education
Richard Tognetti, the artistic director and lead violin of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, seems remarkably chill for someone who’s “working frantically”, as he puts it. Currently wrapping up the ACO’s 50th anniversary with a national tour of Beethoven’s Pastoral (aka Symphony ...
Bears attempt to reunite Burton with Sexton; Cody Walker could play on until age 38
The Bears have opened negotiations with Matt Burton’s management in a bid to reunite the Canterbury star with former halves partner Toby Sexton in Perth.
Australia will go into the Rugby League World Cup as favourites, but do they deserve to be?
As the Rugby League World Cup kicks off in spectacular fashion with the Kangaroos taking on the Kiwis on Thursday night, we run our eye over the contenders for the biggest prize on the international stage.