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- Sep 24, 2026
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'Quite disruptive': Passengers react to workers' strikes at Sydney Airport (opens the original)
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The Transport Workers Union says about 400 security staff and hundreds of ground service employees of two Qantas freight subsidiary companies have walked off the job this morning. Sydney Airport recommends passengers arrive early for their flights amid the stoppages. The two separate strikes are over stalled pay negotiations and calls for more guaranteed hours and a wage increase. Passengers travelling from Sydney Airport today are being warned to arrive with extra time before their flight, as t
First responders awarded decades after Australia's worst rail crash (opens the original)
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First responders at the Granville rail disaster are being recognised with Australian Bravery Decorations. The 1977 crash killed 85 people and more than 200 others were injured, making it Australia's worst train accident. Other recipients of the award include a retired lawyer who helped stop a man wielding a knife through Sydney's CBD. On January 18, 1977, ambulance officer Barry Gobbe was dispatched just after 8am to check on what his boss told him was "probably a hoax" in Sydney's west. That "h
Audiences flock to DIY shows as traditional live music venues struggle (opens the original)
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The NSW government has allocated a fresh round of grants to 33 struggling live music venues across the state. The owner of an inner-west Sydney venue has welcomed the funding boost, saying making money from the bar is getting harder. The funding comes as DIY shows held in alternative venues such as skate parks and boxing rings are rising in popularity. Craig Pieterson has been welcoming nearly 70 musicians a week into his Marrickville venue Lazybones Lounge for more than 13 years. But with dwind
Parent says primary schools don't teach computer skills like they used to (opens the original)
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When Emily Lockwood was at primary school, she would sit in a computer lab and learn how to type on a keyboard, make a presentation or save a file. But for her two children, there are no such classes. "Kids don't have that these days," Ms Lockwood said. "Teachers are expected to weave digital learning throughout all of the subjects, so it might come up in History, Science, English, and that's a crazy ask to me." While her children have grown up around devices, when they first attempted typing on
'Terrifying' moment Sydney couple's home fell 'to bits' in Colombia quake (opens the original)
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After moving to the Colombian city of Cali just over a year ago, Sydney couple Ana Maria Chaves and Christian Bitancurt had settled into life in the country's salsa capital. "You have to learn how to dance if you live here, you have to learn to salsa otherwise you won't fit in here," Mr Bitancurt said. However, their lives were uprooted when a magnitude-7.4 earthquake hit the country's west last Monday. "We all just dived under the table, and our dog is quite big, he's a German shepherd, we coul
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