6 h. ago Tigers rising star hits market early as Souths bid for playmaker to stay

The Wests Tigers’ roster moves continue with one of their brightest local juniors sizing up a potential mid-season move with loan and swap deals being discussed.

Events

14 h. ago Dubious loan, ‘bully boy’ tactics as costs blow out on Sydney Fish Market

Building costs have skyrocketed since Multiplex won the contract for the new outlet, but with the NSW government unwilling to spend more on the colossal project, it is turning the screws on subcontractors.

Politics

22 h. ago Liberal Party bails out John Pesutto, agreeing to $1.5m loan

The party’s governing board has agreed to lend John Pesutto $1.55 million to settle his legal bill with colleague Moria Deeming.

Politics

25 h. ago Trump has approved Iran attack plan but is yet to hit go, US media reports

A senior intelligence source told US media the president has approved the plan but wants to give Iran more time to agree to a deal.

Events

27 h. ago Sydney trio allegedly made $10 million selling fake luxury gear

The three men sold the counterfeit luxury goods through social media sites, police said.

Economics

27 h. ago Why people are leaving Australia in the highest numbers since the pandemic

Population growth is easing, but there’s a dynamic in the visa system that shows why the numbers aren’t falling even faster.

Politics

27 h. ago People are leaving Australia in the highest numbers since the pandemic

Population growth is easing, but there’s a dynamic in the visa system that shows why the numbers aren’t falling even faster.

Politics

31 h. ago Faulty wiper, communications system forces Perth passengers off C

Passengers on Wednesday were told to get off their service entering the Perth underground and catch the next train because the train could no longer continue service.

Politics

3 d. ago Art activists in legal bid to kill massive Woodside gas project

The gas giant’s controversial project faces another hurdle as environmental activists launch an 11th-hour bid to overturn a state government approval.

Events

4 d. ago ‘Know your skills and value’: How small businesses can face up to tax time with confidence

Some 2.6 million Australians have taken the leap into entrepreneurship, many of whom rely on advisers, loved ones, the internet and all manner of support systems to learn as they go.

Economics

4 d. ago Transport for NSW warns of heightened risk of ‘failures’ on rail network

A confidential memo blames unions for slowing progress in reducing the maintenance backlog across the system.

Events

5 d. ago ‘Boys who love a scrap’: Concern over the rise of backyard fight clubs

Footage of the unsanctioned event has emerged as former world boxing champion Anthony Mundine presses the NSW government to approve bare knuckle boxing.

Politics

6 d. ago Former mayor accused of using fake name online to insult colleague

Former Mayor and suspended councillor Troy Thompson is accused of using a different name to trash his former colleagues online.

Politics

7 d. ago South American gang members tried to sell fake cocaine to Sydney dealers, police say

Two people have been charged over an alleged plot to sell fake cocaine from a South American crime syndicate to a Sydney one.

Events

7 d. ago Property veteran buys $66.5m freezer warehouse; Thredbo owner to sell $300m block; Pearl Bondi gets approval

Property veteran Graeme Katz’s real estate fund Irongate has bought a refrigerated warehouse in Sydney’s west for $66.5 million.

Events

8 d. ago Woman accused of luring people from PNG with fake scholarships

The woman was charged with more than 30 offences after she arrived on a flight into Brisbane Airport.

Politics

8 d. ago Woman accused of human trafficking arrested at Brisbane Airport

The 56-year-old is accused of luring young people from Papua New Guinea on fake scholarships, and instead forcing them to work on farms.

Events

8 d. ago Woman arrested after allegedly luring people from PNG with fake scholarships

The woman was charged after she arrived on a flight into Brisbane Airport.

Events

8 d. ago He got Kikau off at the judiciary. Now he wants NRL to overhaul the system

The Bulldogs contested Viliame Kikau’s dangerous contact charge and won, even though he wasn’t facing a ban. Lawyer Paul McGirr believes the case has revealed a flaw in the system.

Politics

9 d. ago ‘Three strikes’: Demands for answers over repeat Monash IVF bungles

Key investors, medical negligence lawyers and governance experts say Monash IVF and its board are under pressure after “systemic” failures, as health ministers prepare for talks about tightening regulations.

Events