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July 9, 2026
Australian company named in furore over Farage donations
Payments firm Oneify has been named as a conduit for a secret $1.9 million donation to help the British right-wing populist his party, Refor...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Kaylee McKeown withdraws from Commonwealth Games with illness
The six-time Commonwealth Games medallist won’t compete in Glasgow or the Pan Pacific Championships next month after being diagnosed with gl...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE updates: Mbappe penalty saved to leave France and Morocco deadlocked quarter-finals get under way
Morocco are up against France in a re-match of the 2022 World Cup semi-final that did not go their way four years ago.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Charlie Kirk’s accused killer said he wished he ‘hadn’t done it’, court hears
In a police interview shown in court, Tyler Robinson’s former partner said the two did not frequently discuss politics. “I personally never...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
This roadside micro-bakery sells out within an hour, but it’s a (literal) hike to get there
‘They were mesmerised’: A home baker has become an online sensation for selling elaborate South American cakes in Blue Mountains bushland.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Telstra white-knuckles its outage crisis with CEO Vicki Brady in the wind
Despite having five lobbying firms on its books, Telstra has decided to respond to its massive outage alone without calling on them, or a cr...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Trump’s red card scandal incensed the world. The corruption of Australian sport is even graver
There’s a great contradiction at the heart of treating sport like a business.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
‘Next shiny thing’: Inside Twiggy Forrest’s $7 billion charity
“Never, ever give up”, the Minderoo Foundation says. So what happened to the projects tackling bushfires, floods and plastic polluting the w...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
The Liberals’ sliding doors moment that led to a blockbuster ICAC inquiry
Christian Ellis was a lobbyist and Liberal Party official whose company represented fugitive developer Jean Nassif. Senior party figures hel...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
‘Murder phones’ cracked: Police seize control of alleged gangsters’ encrypted devices
Startling messages have appeared on phones across Sydney warning that accounts allegedly linked to Sydney’s bloody gang wars had been interc...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Inside the NSW tactical masterclass everyone wanted, but few saw coming
The Blues righted their wrongs and turned blunders into brilliance when all signs pointed to another Queensland cakewalk on Wednesday night.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Sydney suburbs where rents rose more than 20 per cent in a year
Sought-after neighbourhoods have become more expensive, but those hoping to escape Sydney and commute may need to rethink.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
The 12 most underrated wonders of the world most tourists have never seen
Some are beautiful, some bizarre, some profound. Together, they remind us that the world still has surprises waiting in its margins.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Talitha Cummins was a successful TV presenter, but she had an alcohol problem
As part of her recovery, the former Weekend Sunrise presenter went on national TV to debunk stereotypes about problem drinking.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
‘Hopefully she’ll ignore the trolls’: The original Supergirl’s advice to Australia’s Milly Alcock
As Sydney-born actor Milly Alcock cops heat for her take on Supergirl, Helen Slater recalls the trials and tribulations of playing the super...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
All-Czech final locked in at Wimbledon as Hewitt reaches boys’ semi-finals
One of Karolina Muchova or Linda Noskova will become the Czech Republic’s next champion at the All England club after winning their respecti...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Charlie’s dad died of a rare disease often misdiagnosed that made him ‘angry and rude’
Richard Stowe was diagnosed with early onset dementia at 53, and slowly deteriorated over the decade that followed.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
A man dressed as a rubbish bin emerges as Farage’s biggest rival
Labour and the Conservative Party have mocked Farage for calling a byelection and have chosen not to stand candidates against him. Count Bin...
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July 9, 2026
AFL 2026 LIVE updates: Leaders Fremantle take on second-placed Swans in Perth
The Sydney Swans travel to Perth to take on ladder leaders Fremantle at Optus Stadium
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
It started small when our kids fell out. It escalated between the parents
Are we choosing to avoid tough conversations?
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
How to win jobs for friends and influence selection panels
Why did Alyssa White give friends interview questions in advance? The answer, in some ways, is very simple.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Telstra boss Vicki Brady, the CEO who wasn’t there
The absent Telstra CEO is expected to face intense scrutiny when she returns to the country following the telco’s nationwide outages.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Home and hosed: Blues bounce back into Sydney with Origin shield
There was no additional baggage for the victorious Blues side as they returned home with the spoils of victory on Thursday afternoon.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
‘Eternity of pain’: Angus Taylor’s clearest attack on Pauline Hanson
A keynote speech from Taylor comes as Hanson appears on a podcast with Tommy Robinson,whose appearance with Karl Stefanovic led to the broad...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Flight instructor jumps to his death, leaving student to land plane solo
Leandro Andrés Bertazzo told the 22-year-old student “you know what you have to do” before removing his headset and seatbelt, opening the do...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Laurie Daley was searching for a way to inspire his team. He turned to Thredbo landslide survivor Stuart Diver
Diver, the sole survivor of the 1997 Thredbo landslide tragedy had been invited into the Blues camp to share his courageous tale and inspire...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Bruise brothers: The two NSW players who took the fight to Maroons
For all the deserved plaudits for Nathan Cleary and coach Laurie Daley, the sight of Liam Martin and Hudson Young smashing Queensland will n...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Trump trusted Iran’s ‘rational’ new leaders. Now he says he knows better
Many predicted the paper-thin memorandum of understanding signed last month would amount to little. It has taken even less time to collapse...
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July 9, 2026
The Australian author who went from rejection letters to global bestseller
For years publishers and agents said no to Stacey McEwan. Then readers said yes.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Father of Australian girl shot by Pakistani police claims he was ‘coerced’ to give over signature to see her body
Hania Ahmad, 9, had been visiting relatives in Chakwal with her parents Adeel and Sidra and her brother Aafan when the family was confronted...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Tigers grant Luai permission to leave his $1.2m contract early
The Wests Tigers skipper has signed for the PNG Chiefs in 2028, but will now consider an early exit from the joint-venture club for next sea...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
‘These are the dishes I’ve wanted to cook for 17 years’: King Clarence chef opens Ashe
From a pâté en croute inspired by banh mi, to warm croissant bread spread with Vegemite curry butter, this is the most personal menu yet fro...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
One Telstra outage is unlucky, but two in 24 hours? That looks like a pattern
No longer will Telstra be able to comfortably estimate that those affected numbered into the thousands. This second issue will have a long t...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Laurie Daley is set to step down after his greatest coaching achievement. Who will replace him?
Just hours after leading NSW to a remarkable State of Origin series win in Brisbane, talk has already turned to who will replace the Blues c...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Trump at NATO was headed for tears, but a funny thing happened on the way out of the forum
The arrival of the US president seemed certain to trigger a reawakening of the usual tensions – but the Ankara meeting wrapped up in a rare...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Director Denis Villeneuve flags ‘more intense story’ as he unveils epic new Dune trailer
The final chapter adapts one of Frank Herbert’s books to show the darker side of a perceived hero, and the dangerous reality of unchecked po...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Far-right influencer gatecrashes Indian PM’s Australian hotel
In a late-night video, police can be seen swarming the agitator as he screamed obscenities about India and the Indian PM.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 9, 2026
Antisemitism royal commission live updates: ABC, SBS executives to appear
Follow our live coverage of the ongoing Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Laurie Daley’s euphoric, drink-fuelled breakfast radio appearance on his own show
After not drinking for several months, Laurie Daley celebrated through the night after the Blues’ victory. At 5.55am, unannounced, he rolled...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Australia news LIVE: US launches strikes against Iran; Telstra investigating second network fault; Indian PM kicks off Australian visit
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond.
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July 8, 2026
This supermodel spent 20 years in a cult. Now he wants you to learn from it
American Hoyt Richards reflects on the high cost and invaluable lessons of his two-decade experience.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Kellie Sloane came in to tidy up the NSW Libs. She’s going to need a bigger broom
The NSW Liberal Party was already facing a mammoth task in the forthcoming state election. Then along came the ICAC’s Operation Rosny.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
League of nations as Albo brings PMs from Tonga, Samoa, PNG to Origin decider
Basking in the afterglow of a $5.3 billion NRL broadcast deal, Peter V’landys held court with a gaggle of prime ministers at Suncorp on Wedn...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Private Eyes, shakedowns and Godfather IV: council allegations at the heart of ICAC inquiry
The actions of Strathfield councillors, their attempts to manipulate others, and their connections to fugitive developer Jean Nassif are one...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Queensland got what they deserved from Laurie’s Losers
Daley’s maligned Blues of 2026 have joined the rare vintages of 1994, 2005 and 2024, those fabled NSW heroes who have won Origin deciders in...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Nathan Cleary has now dominated Origin. What is there left do to?
Cleary ticked a few more boxes on Wednesday night. What happens if he runs out of things to achieve in rugby league?
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
‘Grossly unaffordable’: Sydney rents hit record highs
Sydney rents have jumped again after tenants got a reprieve from hikes earlier in the year. Landlords remain in the driver’s seat.
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
‘If everyone runs away, it won’t survive’: Roseville Cinema vows to beat doubters
The art deco picture theatre has been part of the cultural life of Sydney’s north shore for more than a century. Now a court has ordered its...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026
Cash injections, write-downs: Inside youth retailer General Pants’ struggle to stay afloat
After Glue shut its remaining stores, General Pants is one of the last streetwear fashion chains still standing. But latest accounts show it...
The Sydney Morning Herald
July 8, 2026