Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has defended the government’s decision to buy a parcel of land for ten times its value. The government’s purchase of the Leppington Triangle site, adjacent to the Western Sydney Airport development, came under fire last week when it was revealed the $30 million spend should’ve only cost $3 million. Mr […]

In a heated debate, the Maritime Union has vehemently denied holding up critical medicine supplies in their industrial action dispute. Jim Wilson put it to Maritime Union of Australia Sydney Branch Assistant Secretary, Paul Garrett that now isn’t the time to be asking for a six percent pay rise. “Jim, it’s a claim that’s been […]

After 78 years behind the microphone, radio luminary Bob Rogers is hanging up his headphones. The 93-year-old broadcaster who presented The Bob Rogers Show on Sydney’s 2CH for decades, handed over the morning show reigns to Tim Webster in 2018 and has now decided to step away from radio for good. Bob reminisced with Jim […]

40 years have passed since the tragic day a dingo stole Azaria Chamberlain. The two-month-old was killed by a dingo on the night of August 17, 1980, on a family camping trip to Uluru in the Northern Territory. Her mother, Lindy, was wrongfully blamed for her daughter’s murder and spent more than three years in […]

Port Botany industrial action is prompting concerns of a critical medicine shortage as wharfies delay cargo deliveries. The Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt told Ray Hadley “it is a matter of deep concern” because the vast majority of medicine arrives by sea. Mr Hunt said the medicines arriving through Port Botany “will in some weeks […]

Rumours circulating around Storm coach Craig Bellamy have prompted one rugby league legend to call on the NRL to clamp down on contract negotiations. Billy Slater told Mark Levy the Brisbane Broncos would be lucky to have Bellamy on their books, but was concerned by the double standard when it comes to contracts. “Players have […]