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The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 27, 2026

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Residents in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, told of spending 18 months in the shadow of the unfinished ride - with test carts whizzing around the track yards from their homes.

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Stations set for commuter surge along final stage of Sydney’s metro line

Oct 27, 2026

Stations set for commuter surge along final stage of Sydney’s metro line

Modelling shows the stations along the south-west section of the M1 metro line that are expected to become busiest after it opens on Friday.

Senior bureaucrats accused of $260m COVID cover-up now in top NDIS jobs

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Two public servants who were the subject of adverse findings by Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog are now helping oversee the $50 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme.

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Most of us live between two interconnected worlds, the online and the offline, each governed by wildly divergent and often contradictory rules and norms.

Sydney tourist hotspot ‘vulnerable’ to terror attack, heavily armed police unit to deploy

Oct 27, 2026

Sydney tourist hotspot ‘vulnerable’ to terror attack, heavily armed police unit to deploy

NSW Police’s new Armed Response Command will from Sunday also focus on places of worship, major sporting events and mass gatherings.

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Karl Stefanovic was among the guests who turned out to toast Anthony Bell’s Sydney to Hobart bid on Tuesday, along with Peter Dutton, Larry Emdur and others.

What it’s like being a WA journalist dealing with the ‘gold standard’ of transparency

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Much has been made about how the local media landscape has reached a critical low point. But often what readers don’t see is the fight WA journalists undertake on behalf of the public to get you even basic information.

The £10 unlimited play video arcade perfect for a rainy day this October half term

Oct 27, 2026

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Engineer: Martin Romualdez not among kickback recipients

Oct 27, 2026

Engineer: Martin Romualdez not among kickback recipients

MANILA, Philippines — A public works engineer who admitted to collecting and counting alleged kickbacks from Bulacan flood control projects said on Tuesday that former House Speaker Martin Romualdez was not among the recipients. Engineer John Carlo Rivera, who worked under former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) District Engineer Henry Alcantara, testified to this

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