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March 29, 2026
Fake IDs and laptop farms: North Korea targets Australian firms to fund weapons program
A sting on a would-be recruit for a local company blows the lid on a global scam funnelling hundreds of millions of dollars to Pyongyang and...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
‘Ideally people will come out and overthrow the regime. But it’s complicated’
Many exiled Iranians hope for an end to 47 years of oppressive Islamic rule. It’s a challenging view for those who oppose the war – but we m...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Cronulla and Canberra played in last year’s semi-final. Can they seriously challenge this year?
Both coaches were fairly subdued following Sunday’s clash between last year’s semi-finalists.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
US-Iran war live updates: Israeli airstrike kills three Lebanese journalists; Exiled prince says he will call on Iranians to rise up at the ‘right moment’
Follow our live coverage of the conflict in the Middle East and related developments in Australia.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Escalation risks rise as US readies ground troops and Yemen’s Houthis strike Israel
The Houthi strike has raised new concerns of further disruption to global shipping already hit by the effective closure of the Strait of Hor...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Hastie’s truth bombs on tax and war will rattle the Liberal Party
The outspoken frontbencher has offered a new vision on tax and Australia’s place in the world, and in doing so created a headache for Opposi...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Why Tom Trbojevic could be the biggest winner in Manly’s latest drama
Manly officials are backing caretaker coach Kieran Foran to get the best out of Tom Trbojevic after some disappointing recent seasons.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
‘Does not pass pub test’: The councillor, the local paper and a free passage to India
A deputy mayor was set to go on an all-expenses-paid trip to India. Then, everything spiralled out of control.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Trump bragged ‘they let you do it’. This frenzy of narcissism is the result
Cadet Bone Spurs has developed a taste for flaunting our unparalleled military, and there’s no one at the Pentagon to curb this new appetite...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Japan Grand Prix LIVE: Piastri’s golden chance to kick-start his season; Mercedes prodigy on pole
Formula 1 teen sensation Kimi Antonelli of Italy will start the Japanese Grand Prix on pole with Australia’s Oscar Piastri in third.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
Rideshare giants failing to respond to predatory drivers, Labor warns
Albanese government to push platforms such as Uber to properly handle sexual misconduct complaints against drivers, as it concedes its laws...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 29, 2026
‘You have to be selfish to be great’: How Tiger Woods fell – then rose
Another year, another car crash has prompted some to ask if the once golden child of golf should now stop and focus on his mental health and...
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March 29, 2026
Old habits die hard as Foran begins life as Manly head coach
The interim Sea Eagles coach took charge of his first training session on Sunday, less than 48 hours after Anthony Seibold was sacked by Man...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Millions of Americans rally against Trump – even in small town West Virginia
In her deep red state, 47-year-old Chervon Grantham is attending her first protest. “I can no longer stay silent about what’s going on in ou...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Helen Goh’s sophisticated choc spin will tempt even the most traditional hot cross bun fans
In this grown-up twist on the Easter classic, cocoa and dark chocolate chunks add depth, casting fruit and spices into molten relief.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Ivan Milat was Australia’s most notorious serial killer. Toni wrote him a letter
An inquiry is set to examine a string of unsolved murders and missing persons, many linked to Milat. One woman tells of her correspondence w...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Seibold was a dead man walking from the moment his bodyguard left Brookvale
The axed Manly coach was seen as an appointment by his mate, Tony Mestrov. When the former chief executive departed at the end of last year,...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
We want to retire, but our rent is $65k a year. What should we do?
Australia’s system favours home ownership, so you may need to look towards buying a home to afford your retirement.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Why Europe’s break with Trump is not just a gulf about the Gulf
The split with Europe has been a long time coming, making it more than a dispute about the Iran war.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
The public parents fighting the flight to private school
Glebe Public has great academics but it also has falling enrolments and a bad website. So the parents launched a “brand awareness” campaign.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Being ultra-wealthy isn’t as fun as you think. Just ask the ultra-wealthy
Rich people have less to worry about, right? Sure, but scratch a little deeper, and you might end up feeling sorry for the private-jet set.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Fossil fuel money funds climate lies. Then ‘AI slopaganda’ spreads it
Misinformation is not only undermining effective action on climate change, but the collateral damage includes community cohesion, political...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Scientist selling $11.5m Sydney house because it’s too big for him
Russell Howard is selling his tri-level Vaucluse mansion, purchased for $4.3 million in 2013, as his grown kids have now moved out.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
‘A cry for help’: Why The Crown’s Claire Foy is backing Australia’s social media ban
Playing the Queen changed the 41-year-old’s life. But it’s this latest role that the single mother of one says she’d bottle forever.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
‘Diesel is the new bog roll’. Let’s make this fuel crisis our last
If people “calmed their farm” we would have sufficient fuel supply for all Australians, according to this power industry expert.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
The injury affecting one in seven kids that parents don’t know how to manage
Oscar Loebenstein sustained a concussion playing AFL last year. Here’s why his father won’t hesitate to send him back on the field.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
‘Motherhood later in life suits me’: Pregnant at 44, Sienna Miller’s career is also blooming
The actor and one-time queen of “boho chic” talks about how best friend Emily Blunt led to her latest film role, and her new gig with a make...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Sprint star Kennedy runs one of the fastest times seen in Australia. Next up: Gout Gout
Lachlan Kennedy has run one of the fastest times ever by an Australian on home soil to win the 100 metres in 10.03 seconds at the Maurie Pla...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
NRL Round 4 LIVE updates: Panthers on fire against Eels in Battle of the West
Parramatta have won two games on the bounce but face the only undefeated team in the NRL. Can they produce another upset?
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
‘Too many cars, too much traffic’: Fuel crisis puts spotlight on car dependency
Australia’s sprawling cities are some of the most car dependent in the world. Now that fuel costs are rocketing, motorists are paying the pr...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
War set to last ‘weeks’ longer, Iran could permanently toll Hormuz, Rubio says
Speaking in France, the US secretary of state pressured American allies – including Australia – to take the helm on protecting the crucial s...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Trump’s humiliation would cost us all dearly
Donald Trump has a long list of critics determined to see him embarrassed in his war with Iran. It doesn’t seem to bother them that any such...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Was Anthony Seibold really the problem at the Sea Eagles?
There has been plenty of churn and burn during Scott Penn’s stewardship of Manly. Will club legend Kieran Foran also become collateral damag...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Broncos winger Josiah Karapani fined over post-Dolphins win ‘disturbance’
Queensland police issued the public nuisance fine and banning notice about 3.30am Saturday in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, with the NRL inte...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Even the weather comes to the party as Phantom goes large and wins big
Opera Australia’s outdoor Phantom of the Opera is a production worthy of the setting.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
The crisis drawing Israeli troops away from the Iran war
Alarm bells are ringing over the size and state of Israel’s stretched military, and the country’s top commander has warned that the IDF is g...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
‘Ready for what may come’: Australia to scour the globe for extra fuel
An unprecedented scheme will provide government support to Australia’s private fuel suppliers to take extraordinary measures amid an emergin...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
China has already won Trump’s impulsive war
As Trump blusters and bullies his way through another week, China’s Xi Jinping is watching and smiling.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
‘It wears away at the pay packet’: Grandmothers cut work hours to do free childcare
As more households need two parents working full-time to survive, grandmothers are reducing their own work and income to offer childcare. So...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
Sutherland Shire family pay $4.3m to move closer to the beach
The price of the five-bedder on a prestigious peninsula was pitched to allow for renovation. But bidders were wary of overspending in an unc...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 28, 2026
C’mon Tiger, again? How many cars can you roll before action is taken?
We can leave it to the police and lawyers to get to the bottom of the crash near Tiger Woods’ Florida home making headlines around the world...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
Trump needs troops to seize the Strait of Hormuz. These are his options
As missile strikes fail to break Iran’s blockade, the US president is weighing a high-stakes gamble to take the war from the air to the grou...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
Sea Eagles name Kieran Foran as interim head coach
Former playmaker Kieran Foran will take control of the Sea Eagles for the rest of the season after the sacking of Anthony Seibold on Friday...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
‘This kid just gets on with it’: A teenage World Cup bolter emerges for Socceroos
On Friday night, Lucas Herrington became the youngest Socceroos defender to debut in more than 40 years - and he looked like he’d been playi...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
Tiger Woods arrested at crash scene on suspicion of DUI, sheriff says
Tiger Woods has been arrested for driving under the influence after his Land Rover rolled over on a two-lane road near his home in Florida,...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
Sydney wakes up battered by powerful winds and wild surf
Beachgoers, boaties and fishers have been urged to stay away from the NSW coast amid a one-in-100 year swell warning for the weekend.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
After watching her mum die in agony, Angie wants to change the law
The proposed legal provision would permit a family member or legal representative to “choose a peaceful and humane death” on behalf of a per...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
As the violence drags on, Australians are left to wonder: When should we panic?
The government still has to explain what will happen if the war bleeds on and fuel supplies remains tight.
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026
Young Australians are unhappier than ever. They know who to blame
Big Tech in the US have been ordered to pay millions for causing harm to children, while Australians under 25 say they are unhappier than ev...
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 27, 2026