Email

Email

View in browser

14th December 2024

AM Edition

The hero and the hostage: Inside the deadly Lindt Cafe siege

Ten years after a lone terrorist pulled a gun in a popular Sydney cafe, two people - a terrified hostage and a hero police officer - reveal the inside story of what happened. Scrol...

Jewish families ‘preparing to flee’ Byron Bay as hate spreads

Jewish families facing devastating doxxings and appearing on “mass-circulated boycott lists” are learning self-defence or fleeing the communities they call home, amid a shocking ri...

‘Tone deaf’: How PM lost credibility over antisemitism

While many in the caucus believe Anthony Albanese has been unfairly maligned, few defended his judgement when a Melbourne synagogue was firebombed in a blatant antisemitic attack.

’Please help us’ Teens terrorise veteran respite village

A retired colonel has issued an impassioned plea for help as youths as young as 10 rampage through a respite village for Australian Defence Force widows and veterans

Gloves are off between Holtznagel and Castano

The relationship breakdown between model Simone Holtznagel and fitness trainer Jonathon Castano has gone from amicable to tumultuous.

Sydney’s last suburbs with houses under $500k

Sydney now has less than 20 suburbs where homes cost below $500k while there has been a surge in areas where $3m+ prices are the norm.

Truth behind Megan and Jen’s ‘rivalry’

They were the faces of rival department stores David Jones and Myer in the heyday of the ‘store wars’. Here, Megan Gale explains why she never actually had a ‘feud’ with Jennifer H...

‘Enough is enough’: Ton of abuse in stores

Shocking images of brawls at Woolworths check-outs have been released as retailers and the Minns government join forces to call for calm over the Christmas and Boxing Day shopping ...

School kids attacked with knives, punched, kicked in postcode wars

Police are working with schools and young people to stop knife crime and violence, as postcode war videos emerge of school boys being punched, kicked and threatened

Olympic hero breaks silence on alleged abuse by coach

Paris Olympics gold medal winning star Nina Kennedy has revealed she was one of several victims of alleged misconduct from former pole vault coach Alex Parnov.

Coalition backs renewable cuts to sway voters toward nuclear

The Coalition will attempt to sell its nuclear energy message to voters in the regions by highlighting how much land will be freed up from building less transmission lines, solar p...

Mediator: John Ibrahim called in to help Fadi’s AVO fight

John Ibrahim has long played the role of peacemaker when a brawl breaks out among his people. He was sought out for a meeting over the dispute between younger brother Fadi and East...

Can Jay-Z’s fame, marriage survive alleged rape scandal with Diddy?

As Jay-Z faces allegations that he and Sean “Diddy” Combs raped a 13-year-old girl, we take a look at what he’s accused of, what’s at stake, and how it will affect his marriage to ...

How Labor cornered Zucks with threat to make Meta pay

Mark Zuckerberg may have the metaverse, but Australia is playing “four dimensional chess,” keeping one step ahead of the tech giant. This is how Labor made its first move.

‘It is priceless’: Labor gets sport and politics right with PNG deal

The confirmation of Papua New Guinea’s entry to the NRL is the culmination of years of quiet diplomacy by the Government, BRENT READ talks to one of the key architects of the plan ...

How ‘hot’ assassin turned back on wealth to become an alleged killer

Luigi Mangione came from a life of wealth and privilege. But he threw it all away after he was arrested at Maccas for the alleged murder of Brian Thompson. This is how his world co...

How Aussies are bucking French fizz

The bubble has burst on the champagne market with Aussie revellers switching to pocket-friendly local sparkling wines as cost-of-living pressures put a cork in champagne sales.

‘Not for the battlers’: New course for Year 12s finally revealed

NSW’s ban on Year 12 public school students sitting the globally recognised International Baccalaureate has finally been overturned, with the Minns government breaking 21 months of...

Rebels destroy Assad’s secret billion-dollar zombie drug stash

A massive secret stash of zombie drug ‘Captagon’ has been uncovered and destroyed in Syria by Islamic jihadist groups that overthrew the Assad regime.

$1bn record: Top Aussie home sales of 2024 revealed

It hasn’t been a year for the faint-hearted when it comes to buying the most expensive homes in Australia. This is who splurged the most and where.

‘Third world’: Fury as eastern suburbs golf course floods homes

Poor drainage at an eastern suburbs golf course is sending torrents of water, foul sewage and tonnes of sand into surrounding homes, infuriating residents who have labelled the sit...

Get recipes with the Daily Telegraph app

The Daily Telegraph app gives you a front row seat to the news as it happens every day. Here’s why you should download today.

Bizarre reason first timer got AI to pick home

A first-home buyer has revealed how he got artificial intelligence to help him choose what property to buy.

Cult student meal recalled from stores

A cult-favourite meal loved by students has been recalled and pulled from Aussie shelves on a potential food health hazard.

‘I always wanted a partner for life’: Elsa Pataky on her marriage to Chris Hemsworth

Elsa Pataky has opened up about the secret to her happy marriage, why she prioritises motherhood and the one non-negotiable request she had before she moved to Australia.

‘Guy is paranoid’: Aussie stars in neighbour wars

Aussie celebrities aren’t immune to neighbourhood disputes as many of them have been thrown in the crossfire of complaints that will make your eyes water.

‘The real embassy’: Inside Andy Lee’s New York pub

Old Mates is bringing something new to Manhattan: an Aussie pub with footy on the TV, a “sticky carpet lounge” and the city’s coldest beer. But will it be a parma or a parmi? Watch...

Nissan makes huge move to halt collapse

Besieged global carmaker Nissan just made a huge call in its bid to survive beyond the next 12 months.

The messy affair behind CEO’s unhinged Xmas party pep talk

The plot thickens on the now infamous Christmas party pep talk at Melbourne recruiting firm Sharp & Carter, as insiders reveal the sordid workplace drama that inspired the spee...

How Aussie sport star turned a passion project into $1m idea

She’s the Mavericks’ fearless leader but off the court Amy Parmenter’s impact spreads far and wide. Here’s how she turned a passion project into a million dollars for cancer resear...

Bizarre moment driver rear-ends car, falls over

Dashcam has caught the moment a driver rear-ends another car on a busy Adelaide road, forgets his handbrake, and then falls over.

Chinese spy linked to Prince Andrew banned from UK

The Duke of York has faced intense scrutiny over his ties to a suspected Chinese spy, who became a “close confidante” of the royal and even attended his birthday party.

TV host’s tearful send-off after 15 years

Tributes have poured in for outgoing ABC News Breakfast host Michael Rowland during his final show after almost 15 years on the job.

‘I thought I had the ’good’ cancer – then I Googled it’

An Aussie woman has shared her remarkable story of survival and how she beat the odds.

Can’t say ‘no’: Why earnest parenting has lost the plot

“Hurry up” makes kids anxious. “I’m proud of you” is out because it focuses on how adults feel. “stop hitting your sister” is out — ...

‘Deeply personal’: Why Apple says its AI will bring joy to Aussies

Can artificial intelligence really bring us joy? Create emotion? Enhance creativity and be personal, useful, intelligent and contextual? Apple thinks so, but there’s a trade-off.

‘Game changer’: China’s shock car of year win

Our shock 2024 Car of The Year winner isn’t just historic, it’s a wake-up call to a motoring industry that has grown complacent.

Lord of the Rings anime prequel is only for diehard fans

The anime style gives the action punch, but Lord of the Rings prequel The War Of the Rohirrim is too long and talky for all but the most diehard of Tolkien fans, writes Leigh Paats...

We tried this viral trolley to see if it makes shopping easier

The Clax Cart is supposed to be the ultimate product to ensure your shopping trip runs smoothly. But, is it really worth the money?

Meghan looks pretty in pink as she parties without Harry

The Duchess of Sussex celebrated alongside celebrities including Blake Lively– but Prince Harry was nowhere to be seen.

The gap year trend that has Aussie Gen Zs packing their bags

Aggressive recruitment campaigns are targeting rising numbers of Aussie youngsters to put gap years before uni. Find out where they are headed.

Broken Matilda opens up on comeback heartbreak

Matildas midfielder Chloe Logarzo has opened up about what happened in the moments after her heartbreaking concussion in her long awaited return match.