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Police officer stabbed in the head in Sydney CBD chased alleged attacker before arresting him

The incident unfolded just after 1pm when a 33-year-old man wielding a knife about 30 centimetres long confronted two police officers on traffic duties near Hyde Park, allegedly stabbing one of them multiple times in the head.
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analysis:Younger voters say the budget does nothing to fix generational inequality

Fewer than two out of five voters under 40 voted for Labor at the last election. What does this year's budget say about the party's chances of hanging on to this vital demographic?
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Raimond Gaita is 'one of the foremost minds' in the country. At 78 he's still living by his convictions

After a lifetime of talking and thinking about ethics and morality, renowned philosopher and author of Romulus, My Father, Raimond Gaita is still living by his convictions.
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'Deeply problematic': Plan for chastity project founder to visit all-girls high school sparks outrage

Parents and students from an all-girls Catholic college on the NSW Central Coast want conservative American author and chastity promoter Jason Evert's planned talk this week cancelled, with a petition overnight amassing 700 signatures. 
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'No place in our game': Three A-League players stood down over alleged betting scandal

Football Australia issues no fault suspensions to three Macarthur FC players after they were charged over an alleged betting scandal.
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Born in the bush, 95-year-old Kevin Waters takes one last trip back to Old Toomelah

Kevin Waters is the last surviving Gomeroi man born at the Old Toomelah Aboriginal mission near the NSW-Queensland border. His life's purpose now is to ensure his family remains connected to a culture they were once forced to forget.
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AI creates an old issue for courts, but it's the biggest challenge facing the justice system

The highest-ranking judge of Australia's oldest court has flagged generative AI as one of the biggest challenges facing the justice system, as the Supreme Court of NSW celebrates its bicentenary.
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analysis:Thinking a greener future is costly? The fingerprints of climate change are already all over this budget 

If budgets are the government's attempt to chart the course for the next few years, what can this one teach us about how climate change is leaving its mark, and how the government is looking to tackle it? 
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Sensational Swans in ominous form as they dominate Blues in SCG Marn Grook match

The Sydney Swans tighten their grip on the top of the AFL ladder with a convincing 52-point win over Carlton in their traditional SCG Marn Grook match.
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Former MP's chief of staff avoids jail over indecent assault of young female staffers

Frank Zumbo, the former chief of staff of ex-MP Craig Kelly, was convicted of indecently assaulting four staffers earlier this year.
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NSW Police arrest three A-League players over betting scandal

NSW Police arrest three A-League players over betting scandal.
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'Our two children's needs are entirely different': Parents' thoughts on banning social media for children

Deciding when and how children should access social media is a universal challenge for parents and there's not always a one-size-fits-all solution — even when it comes to kids in the same family. 
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Players paid $10k to give away yellow cards in A-League games, police allege

Three Macarthur FC players are charged with a number of offences, including participating in a criminal group.
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Duration: 1 minute 26 seconds

Western Sydney council overturns ban on same-sex parenting books in libraries

Western Sydney's Cumberland City Council votes to overturn ban on same-sex parenting books in libraries.
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'I'm the worst father': Text messages from man accused of killing 9yo stepdaughter revealed

Justin Stein, the man accused of killing Charlise Mutten, texted the nine-year-old's mother than he was "the worst father" on day police believe he murdered her.
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Labor MP demoted for 'reprehensible' comments made about police actions at rally

The NSW premier sacks NSW Labor MP Anthony D’Adam from his parliamentary secretary roles, after the latter accused the NSW Police of using "fear and intimidation" to obtain compliance from a pro-Palestinian demonstration.
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'When I read that line, I was shocked': Australian Ballet responds to 'offensive' criticism of dancers' bodies

The Australian Ballet has slammed a review of one of the company's latest productions, which described dancers as looking "unusually thin".
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MP Dave Layzell reads out a letter given to him by the mother of a Greta bus crash victim

The member for the Upper Hunter has used parliamentary privilege to read out a letter given to him by Leanne Mullen, after the driver Brett Andrew Button had 10 manslaughter charges dismissed.
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Officer accused of DV offences allegedly got information on woman from police computer

Jordan Weston has been charged with serious domestic violence offences against his former partner.
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