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We’re for Sydney and New South Wales, every day this podcast gives you the headlines of the day from the Daily Telegraph. You can listen on dailytelegraph.com.au, follow or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and ask your smart speaker to "play the news from the Daily Telegraph"

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Jun 27, 2024

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Major Transport Decisions Require "Formal Ministerial Approval" Amid Train Chaos 24/02/2022 23.02.2022

Major transport decisions will now need formal ministerial approval .... in a bid to avoid a repeat of the communication breakdown at the centre of Sydney’s train shutdown this week.  Experts say the closure of Australia’s largest coal-fired power station will cut global emissions by less than 0.04 of a percent, while putting NSW at risk of higher electricity prices.... It’s...

Rail Commute To Return To Normal By Monday 28/02/2022 22.02.2022

Train services could return to a normal timetable by Monday, after the state government withdrew its case against the Rail, Tram and Bus Union at the Fair Work Commission. A Protest group which shut down the Spit Bridge during Tuesday morning’s peak hour has been paying people up to $50 an hour to stick leaflets to people’s doors, using money from a global group which funds climate &sh...

Labor Leader Chris Minns Admits Chinese Funded Trip 21.02.2022

Labor leader Chris Minns took a five-day trip to Hong Kong and China that was funded by a Chinese billionaire exiled from Australia as an agent of Chinese influence. Train disruptions are set to continue for days, after a midnight decision to shut down the rail network with just hours’ notice yesterday. A man was knocked unconscious during a wild brawl following a  wedding on Sydney&rsq...

Union Bosses Planning More Strike Action 21/02/2022 20.02.2022

The state’s top union leader has ­declared that 2022 will be the year of the strike unless the government meets its demand for higher wages. The devastating floods in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley could have been significantly less damaging if the wall of the Warragamba Dam had been  raised Western Australia’s hard-line border stance has helped create golfing history And Brisba...

RATs To Be Phased Out Of Schools 20/02/2022 19.02.2022

Children and teachers will no longer have to undergo twice weekly rapid antigen tests with the NSW government to phase out the surveillance measure at the end of next week. Australia has reacted with fury after a Chinese warship aimed a military grade laser at an RAAF aircraft that was monitoring its progress around northern Australia. Australia is open to tourists from tomorrow and the first visi...

Sydney’s Billion Dollar Suburbs Revealed 19/02/22 18.02.2022

Sydney’s Covid real estate spending frenzy has seen two suburbs mark more than a billion dollars in sales last year with a slew of city areas not far behind. Just how many great white sharks will satisfy State government conservation plans is apparently a figure politicians do not want revealed. Up to 3700 jobs will be created in the renewable energy and future industries sector as part of t...

Details Emerge About Swimmer Killed By Great White 18/02/2022 17.02.2022

A keen scuba diver was out in Little Bay, one of his favourite areas of ocean to ­explore, when he was mauled by a great white shark in ­Sydney’s first fatal attack in decades. More than 10 major public transport projects are “not on track” for delivery and the department is facing a multibillion-dollar blowout in infrastructure costs. Singing and dancing in public venues...

Power Struggles Erupt With NSW Liberal Party 17/02/2022 16.02.2022

As a new power struggle erupts within the NSW Liberal Party, Scott Morrison’s right-hand man has been accused of ­trying to “pressure” members into handing control to the federal party­ ­machine. Sydney has been rocked by its first fatal shark attack in almost 60 years after a swimmer was killed at Little Bay on Wednesday. Billionaire Clive Palmer has told a defamatio...

Chinese Propaganda Article Endorses Albo For The Win 16/02/2022 15.02.2022

The federal election has not even been called, but Chinese propaganda mouthpiece The Global Times knows who it is endorsing –  Labor leader ­Anthony Albanese. Nurses and midwives walking off the job could soon ­become the norm with healthcare unions vowing to “keep fighting Premier Perrottet, let your people go … to the pub, without having to go through the whole th...

Ex NRL Player Jarryd Hayne Could Soon Be Out On Bail 15/02/2022 14.02.2022

Jarryd Hayne could walk from prison on bail as early as today as he gets set to face a jury for a third time over sexual assault allegations. Rampant “disinformation” campaigns online risk the “integrity” of the upcoming federal election,  Crisis talks between health authorities and nursing industry representatives have failed to reach a resolution ahead of a planned s...

Australian Embassy In Kyiv Closes 14/2/22 13.02.2022

Australia has closed its embassy in Kyiv while the CIA is reportedly warning allies that war could break out by Wednesday. NRL boss Peter V’landys wants sideline thugs at junior sporting fixtures banned from venues for life. Thousands of nurses and midwives will strike across the state on Tuesday. Thousands across Sydney expected to tune in to the Superbowl today. For updates and breaking ne...

Calls For More Mental Health Support In The Bush 13/02/22 12.02.2022

Joseph ‘Joey’ O’Keeffe had just won his AFL club’s best and fairest award and was five days away from finishing school when he suicided. Now the 16-year-old’s grieving family are calling for more mental health resources in the bush amid a spike in rural suicides. Former NRL star Mic­hael Jennings has been ­reduced to living off $809 a week after having his ass...

Tax Cut Could Shave 30c Off Schooners 12/2/22 11.02.2022

Drinkers are set to get 30c off a schooner of beer as Prime Minister Scott Morrison seeks to resurrect his re-election fortunes. Andrew O’Keefe met the woman who’s ­accused him of violence some time ago when she was a sex worker. The Australian Medical Association is asking ­people to “vote for their ­public hospital” at the upcoming election. Former NRL star Br...

Hospitality Venues To Serve Patrons In Carparks 11/2/22 10.02.2022

Regulations making it easier for pubs, bars and restaurants to serve customers on footpaths and streets will be extended. Booster Covid-19 vaccines will only be mandated nationally in aged care. A religious freedom bill promised by the Coalition at the last election has been indefinitely shelved. Andrew McDonald takes over as interim head coach for the Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka. For update...

Kidman Leads Aussie Oscar Nominations 10/2/22 09.02.2022

Nicole Kidman has landed another nomination, nearly two decades after making history as Australia’s first Best Actress Oscar winner. The source of a threatening call made to Grace Tame begging her not to say anything “damning” about Scott Morrison is under investigation. It’s understood ATAGI is set to provide advice to government that people need three vaccine doses to be...

Racing NSW Boss Cashes In On Melbourne Cup 9/2/22 08.02.2022

The Racing NSW boss will announce a $2 million race to run at Royal Randwick straight after the race that stops the nation. A high-profile independent candidate for Strathfield has been caught without a mask in Strathfield Plaza. Anxious children perform slightly better in ­NAPLAN tests. The return of international cruise ships to Sydney’s shores has stalled as NSW waits for health advic...

International Border To Reopen 8/2/2022 07.02.2022

Australia will open its borders to international tourists, kickstarting the return of billions of dollars to the economy. Business leaders are urging the federal government to lift the ban on international cruises. An emotional Justin Langer spoke to Cricket Australia staff via Zoom on Monday. Canberra Raiders chief hits out at some Sydney NRL clubs for allowing “wannabe gangsters” to...

The State Government Keen To Kickstart CBD Economy 7/2/2022 06.02.2022

Bringing workers back into the city is a “civic duty” that will benefit the community both “socially and economically,” Premier Dominic ­Perrottet says. The ABC spends $750,000 of taxpayer money on “government relations” per year Australians who buy a rapid antigen test to ensure they are Covid-free before attending work will be able to claim the expense bac...

Australia Expected To Open Border To Tourists By March 06/02/2022 05.02.2022

International tourists will be back in Australia before the end of the month with the federal Government set to announce a return date as early as Monday following Cabinet’s National Security Committee meeting. The Channel Seven news anchor who made international headlines when he upset superstar singer Adele has been relieved of his duties “to focus on his mental health”. A $250...

PM Rocked By Yet Another Leaked Private Text 5/2/2022 04.02.2022

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been rocked by the leaking of another damaging private text  Young boys are seven times more likely than girls to be suspended from school. A small network of medical wholesalers are cashing in on the nation’s mega Rapid Antigen Test buy up. And Sydney's housing boom is moving west, with prices rocketing up by as much as $10,000 a week over the past yea...

Pandemic Prompts Homelessness Surge In City 4/2/2022 03.02.2022

Desolate streets. Boarded up shop fronts. A sudden surge in homeless people camped in derelict doorways A court has heard how paedophile Grant Harden invited children as young as five over to his home for “sex party” sleepovers and often drugged them before the abuse. Penrith premiership hero Royce Simmons is battling dementia.  And Aussie TikTok superstar Peach PRC describes hers...

Millions Of Dollars In Covid Equipment Wasted 3/2/2022 02.02.2022

Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Covid-19 equipment was thrown out by NSW Health last year because it was expired, faulty, or didn’t meet regulatory requirements. A serving member of the SAS has told how Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith shot a captured Afghan man in the back minutes after ordering another unarmed man be executed. Iconic music venue the Lansdowne is shutting...

Taxpayers Foot Massive Bill For School RATs 2/2/2022 01.02.2022

Taxpayers have already spent more than $57m to cover the first fortnight of the state government’s back-to-school testing program, analysis from The Daily Telegraph  reveals. Despite declaring her “strong support” for Prime Minister Scott Morrison, former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian has not denied calling him a “horrible” person  The Coalition government...

Fresh Details Over Woman Found In Acid Bath 1/2/22 31.01.2022

A man who was arrested after his girlfriend’s body was found in a bathtub of acid was recently accused of domestic violence against the dead woman’s family NSW has the nation’s lowest Covid booster uptake among eligible adults Oatlands Golf club members, divided over a planned Mirvac apartment block on the site of a proposed memorial garden to honour four children killed in a hor...

NSW Health Forced To Amend COVID Isolation Advice 31/01/22 30.01.2022

Confusing advice that was sent to thousands of people ­diagnosed with Covid-19 could have led to people spreading the virus by incorrectly leaving isolation early. Gang members caught up in the bloody war between two Sydney crime families have been warned “there is nowhere to hide” as cops step up their crackdown on the conflict.  Rita Ora is ready to set down permanent roots...

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