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Melbourne Exodus Myth: The Real Data Behind Population, Property, and Jobs The idea of a Melbourne exodus has dominated headlines since the pandemic, but the truth behind Victoria’s situation is far more complex. Before COVID-19, Victoria was booming—leading the country in both economic growth and population expansion. However, following a series of lockdowns, that momentum…
State of Origin Referee Controversy: Ashley Klein to Officiate Decider Amid NSW Backlash Ashley Klein’s appointment as the referee for the upcoming State of Origin series decider has reignited fierce debate. Following controversial officiating in Game 2, where New South Wales received eight straight penalties in the first half and trailed 9-0 after 45 minutes,…
Johnston’s Historic Chase Nears Completion Alex Johnston has always been humble about his accomplishments, carefully avoiding talk of records out of respect and superstition. But after Saturday’s explosive performance against the Storm, the South Sydney Rabbitohs winger can no longer deny what’s coming. With four tries added to his tally, Johnston now sits at 206…
Sydney Drug Sting Shocks Elite Suburb An elite Sydney suburb became the center of a dramatic law enforcement operation when Australian Federal Police raided a multimillion-dollar Double Bay home, uncovering an alleged plot to possess 30 kilograms of cocaine. The scene unfolded with undercover officers, some disguised as tradies, arresting 40-year-old Jonathan Lindsay Fagan in…
Christopher Kay Acquitted in High-Profile Trial Over High School Allegations In a gripping court case that tested reputations, relationships, and recollections, a young Sydney man has been found not guilty of all charges related to a series of serious allegations dating back to his high school years. Christopher Kay, now 21, stood trial in the…
A Quiet Protest Against Waste in Sydney’s Inner West In Sydney’s inner west, a quiet revolution is underway as one man sheds light on a growing issue that many choose to ignore — massive food wastage. Amidst the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, a local resident named Matthew has taken a stand, not for himself, but for…
Cooma Gaol Added to NSW State Heritage Register Cooma Gaol has received formal recognition with its inclusion on the NSW State Heritage Register, marking a powerful step in acknowledging New South Wales’ complex, painful, and often hidden history. A commemorative plaque was unveiled during a special ceremony at the correctional centre to honour this historical…
Flooding Forces Major Closure at Sydney Courthouse Sydney’s Downing Centre courthouse will remain closed for at least four weeks following extensive internal flooding caused by a burst water main. The sudden incident has left one of the city’s busiest legal venues out of action, affecting thousands of scheduled hearings and proceedings. Critical Infrastructure Damaged Floodwater…
Man Shot During Siege at Sydney Caravan Park A man is in critical condition after being shot by tactical police during a dramatic siege at a caravan park in Sydney’s southwest. The incident unfolded at Poplar Tourist Park in Elderslie, where officers responded to reports of a man making threats while armed with a knife….
Bengal’s Rising Momentum Ahead of Kosciuszko Bengal’s city success journey continues, and with the $2 million Kosciuszko race looming, trainer Luke Pepper’s ambitions are higher than ever. The promising galloper, once trained under Chris Waller, is thriving in Canberra and proving a force to be reckoned with at Royal Randwick. His recent win signals a…
