Bob Weir's 10 Essential Grateful Dead Recordings
Explore the definitive list of Bob Weir's finest recordings with the Grateful Dead, from epic jams to MTV hits. Discover the stories behind the music that defined an era.
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Bondi hero officer Amy Scott faces breast cancer fight
Inspector Amy Scott, who stopped the Bondi Junction stabber, is now battling an aggressive form of breast cancer. The community has rallied, raising nearly $65,000 for her treatment.
Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, Legacy Custodian, Dies Aged 78
Bob Weir, the Grateful Dead's rhythm guitarist and co-founder, has died at 78. We explore his integral role, unique style, and enduring legacy in rock music. Read the full tribute.
Sorting a Mother's Life as Alzheimer's Takes Hold
A son clears his mother's home of 50 years as Alzheimer's progresses, confronting painful memories and dark family secrets hidden in old photographs. A story of care, trauma, and legacy.
Met Police Vetting Scandal Exposes 131 Failed Checks
A damning review reveals 131 Met Police officers and staff committed crimes after flawed vetting. Dawn Butler MP demands urgent reforms, including a mandatory DNA database for all officers.
The Two-Word Mantra That Guided a Life: 'Never Weaken'
Author Tony Birch reveals how his grandmother's simple, powerful advice shaped his resilience. Discover the story behind the phrase that withstood tragedy and hardship. Read her inspiring true story.
Is David Bowie's musical legacy fading from view?
A decade after his death, David Bowie's streaming figures lag behind peers like Elvis & Lennon. Is his estate's 'quality over quantity' approach failing to attract new fans?
Men charged over $50k car park scam targeting elderly
Two men face 72 charges each for allegedly scamming over $50,000 from elderly women in NSW shopping centre car parks. Police detail the 'good Samaritan' ruse used to steal wallets and cards.
Met Police officers 'not properly vetted' in recruitment drive
A damning report reveals thousands of Met Police recruits were not properly vetted amid a national drive to boost numbers, compromising integrity and public trust. Read the full findings.
Man shot dead by police after six-hour siege
A 49-year-old man has been killed by police in Springfield after a welfare check escalated into a violent six-hour standoff. Read the full details of the tragic incident.
Dad and daughter keep London's lights on for 64 years
Meet Terry and Sarah Day, the father-daughter team with 64 years of service at UK Power Networks, sharing their story of loyalty, pride, and keeping London powered.
Theatre visionary Frank Dunlop dies aged 98
Frank Dunlop, the pioneering director who founded London's Young Vic theatre and transformed the Edinburgh Festival, has died at 98. Discover his lasting legacy.
Michael Reagan, son of Ronald Reagan, dies aged 80
Michael Reagan, the conservative commentator and eldest son of former US President Ronald Reagan, has died at the age of 80. Read about his life and legacy.
NSW Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane Unveils New Shadow Cabinet
NSW Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane announces a renewed shadow cabinet, betting on fresh faces to revive the Coalition's fortunes ahead of the state election. Discover the strategy and hurdles ahead.
Protester detained over 'intifada' jacket in Sydney
A 53-year-old woman was arrested at a Sydney protest for wearing a 'globalise the intifada' jacket. Released without charge, she claims police overreach as NSW considers new hate speech laws. Read the full story.
Sydney protest restrictions extended for two more weeks
NSW Police Commissioner extends controversial protest restrictions in Sydney for 14 days, citing public safety after Bondi attack. Activist groups promise a Supreme Court challenge.
Man dies after pepper spray used in Sydney arrest
A 52-year-old man has died after suffering a medical episode during an arrest in Homebush, Sydney. Police had used pepper spray. An independent review is underway.
Check if you're owed from NSW's $300m unclaimed money pool
New South Wales residents are urged to search for a share of $300m in unclaimed funds. Interstate claimants may also be eligible for a further $395m. Learn how to check and claim your money.
Police to carry rifles at Sydney Ashes Test after Bondi attack
NSW police will carry long-arm rifles at the final Ashes Test in Sydney to reassure the public, following the Bondi terror attack. The move is not due to a specific threat. Read the latest security updates.
Future generations' verdict on our use of AI
How will our descendants view today's AI revolution? Explore the ethical and societal legacy we are creating with artificial intelligence. Join the conversation.
2026 Video Game Release Dates: GTA 6, Tomb Raider, Wolverine
The 2026 video game calendar is packed, but dominated by Grand Theft Auto 6's shadow. Get the full list of release dates for major titles like Resident Evil Requiem, Marvel's Wolverine, and the new Tomb Raider.
Sydney's NYE Fireworks: Viewing Spots at Capacity
Sydney's key New Year's Eve fireworks vantage points are full as over a million people gather in a show of resilience following the Bondi attack. Police are on high alert with extra transport services running.
Six charged after police find guns in Sydney taxi
Four men and two teens charged after NSW police intercept a taxi with loaded firearms and uncover a cache of weapons and ammunition in Sydney's north-west. Read the full details.
Bradford's City of Culture Legacy: What Happens Now?
Bradford's transformative City of Culture year has ended. We explore the £51m impact, the 5,000 events, and whether the 'levelling up' legacy can bring sustainable change to the city.
Armed police and army for Sydney NYE after Bondi
NSW Premier Chris Minns announces a major security overhaul for Sydney's New Year's Eve, including police with machine guns and potential army deployment, following the Bondi attack.
Massive police presence for Sydney New Year's Eve
NSW Premier urges public defiance after Bondi terror attack as police deploy in unprecedented numbers with new firepower for Sydney's New Year's Eve celebrations.
Citizen Scientists Sought to Monitor NSW Turtle Nests
Beachgoers from Tweed to Batemans Bay are urged to become citizen scientists and report turtle nests to protect endangered loggerhead and vulnerable green turtles this breeding season.
Horizon scandal victims dismiss Post Office museum plan
Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal have condemned plans for a Postal Museum exhibition, calling it a 'PR stunt' and refusing to endorse it due to the museum's Post Office funding.
NSW Police Restrict Sydney Public Gatherings for 14 Days
NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon has imposed a 14-day restriction on public assemblies in Sydney using new powers. Premier Chris Minns defends the laws, criticised as draconian by civil liberties groups.
NSW Police Get New Powers to Ban Protests After Terror
NSW Premier Chris Minns urges police to use new powers to ban protests for up to three months following a terrorist event. New gun control laws also introduced. Read the latest.
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