8 h. ago I’ve cracked the code to healthy eating without feeling like I’m in food jail

Living and eating well as a solo can be a challenge. But after much trial and error, Neil McMahon has finally found a system that works. Here are his top tips.

Events

8 h. ago ICAC’s big day out: Former mayor charged over misleading evidence

CBD brings you all the news of the commission’s day in the spotlight, and other must-know events.

Politics

8 h. ago Trying to lose weight? The answer may lie in what you want to gain

Piling weight back on is a common experience for dieters, but lasting change can be found in unexpected places.

Politics

25 h. ago Fallen MP Daryl Maguire given bail after being jailed for lying to ICAC

The former member for Wagga Wagga was on Wednesday taken into a subterranean cell, but was swiftly released pending an appeal.

Events

47 h. ago WA News LIVE: Former Rebels nominee avoids more jail time; Beware Perth Airport delays

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Events

49 h. ago NSW bail fail: Locking up more children costs millions and doesn’t cut crime

NSW should be leading the country in youth justice innovation – not following states like Queensland down a failed path of locking up vulnerable youths.

Economics

68 h. ago Sacked Transport department official admits lying to ICAC about kickbacks

A public inquiry into kickbacks pocketed by Transport for NSW staff was shown phone messages and group chats dating as far back as 2018.

Politics

3 d. ago Teddy trackers, hacked doorbell cams and spyware: Surge in DV technology abuse

Police say offenders are a gifting children toys with recording devices to monitor their victim, while one contacted a woman from within jail 668 times over four months.

Events

5 d. ago ‘I’m emotionally attached to the Rabbitohs’: Freeman to fire up Souths for Indigenous Round

In a rare interview, Cathy Freeman spoke of her affinity for South Sydney, Latrell Mitchell, and being intimidated by Michael Maguire before the 2014 premiership.

Events

5 d. ago ‘Biggest liar gets the listing’: The tricks some agents use to pressure home sellers

Whistleblowing agents and property insiders working across Australia’s two largest cities say the practice of deliberately manipulating vendors through lies and other dirty tactics is “common”.

Politics

5 d. ago Man charged after airport gun drama rearrested over alleged Central Station assaults

Nicholas Teplin, 41, allegedly told an arresting police officer “I know I’m going to get bail like always”.

Events

6 d. ago Former Geelong player sentenced over crash that killed wife, seriously injured woman

Ex-footballer Raymond Card has been jailed over the drunken crash that killed his wife and left another woman seriously injured.

Events

7 d. ago Are the ghosts of this convent’s ‘fallen women’ about to be heard?

A concert at Abbotsford Convert pairs the poetry of Nam Le with the “electric” sounds of Australia’s finest young musicians.

Politics

7 d. ago Ellenbrook teen jailed after Children’s Court backflips on sentence

A Perth teenager who coward-punched a fellow student at an Ellenbrook shopping centre has had his suspended sentenced overturned.

Events

7 d. ago ‘You need a garbage bag’: Messages reveal couple joked about dirty money, ICAC hears

An allegedly corrupt Transport for NSW official offered to help with the down payment for his ex-girlfriend’s property using money from kickback schemes, the ICAC has heard.

Politics

8 d. ago I lived in Washington DC. The last thing it needs is a Trump ‘rescue’

The US president is seizing control of the city’s police, supposedly to rid DC of “violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals”. He’ll never let the facts get in the way of a Trump-sized lie.

Politics

8 d. ago The office romance, the bushwalk and the red envelope stuffed with cash

An allegedly corrupt Transport for NSW official detailed his kickback schemes while bushwalking on a first date, the ICAC has heard.

Politics

9 d. ago Hermes handbags, multiple properties and a $24,000 Rolex: Alleged ‘unexplained wealth’ of woman charged with foreign interference

The Chinese national, who is also an Australian permanent resident, has been denied bail after she was charged with spying on an Australian-based Buddhist group.

Economics

1 week ago ‘I thought the sun had fallen’: What a nuclear bomb survivor taught me

Seiichiro Mise witnessed the moment an atomic bomb was dropped in Japan. Eighty years later, traumatic memories still remain.

Events

1 week ago The sickening footage of police officers’ attack on mentally ill woman

Two former officers have been jailed over the assault during which they stomped on the woman’s face and pepper sprayed her naked body.

Events