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26th August 2024

PM Edition

‘Angel of Death’ shot dead in Sydney gangland execution

A man known in underworld circles as the ‘Angel of Death’ has been shot dead in Sydney’s west overnight in the city’s first gangland-related shooting since February.

NRL Early Mail: Storm confirm mass restings

Coach Craig Bellamy has confirmed a host of Melbourne players will be rested for Thursday’s clash against the North Queensland Cowboys in Townsville.

Heartbreaking reason PM’s wedding may be fast-tracked

When his marriage collapsed Anthony Albanese thought he’d never love another woman. But it was through another great love that he found his new bride-to-be.

Highway horror: Man allegedly stabs partner for ‘changing radio station’

Police allege a 58-year-old man used a box cutter knife to stab his female partner multiple times before turning the weapon on bystanders and a police officer in a shocking domesti...

‘Enormously challenging’: Carrie’s ex breaks silence on painful split

Chris Walker has spoken for the first time about the pain of his high-profile split from Carrie Bickmore, revealing that saying goodbye to his kids twice a week is the hardest part...

‘Deserves answers’: Pressure mounts over blocked $1b gold mine

Pressure is mounting on Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek to front up to locals at The Daily Telegraph’s Bush Summit and explain why she vetoed a $1bn gold mine south of Orange...

‘Trembling’: Setka reveals lift incident with Albo

Disgraced CFMEU heavyweight John Setka has shared details about a lift “incident” with Anthony Albanese that he believed left the Prime Minister “scared”.

Home plan to ‘punch a hole’ in Sydney housing crisis

Australia’s largest ever stand-alone application for 9000 homes, lodged by heavyweight developers Walker Corporation, will help ease Sydney’s housing crisis.

Bizarre new detail in airline changes

The federal government has raised eyebrows with its new gender-neutral title for a soon-to-be-appointed aviation ombudsman.

Aussie energy fat cat bosses’ pay revealed as bills bite

Australia’s big three power companies AGL, Origin and EnergyAustralia have increased pay to their fat cat bosses by more than $1 million, as customers struggle with bill pain.