Ethics expands to kindie classes
Kindergarten students across NSW will now be able to opt out of scripture classes for lessons in ethics.
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Muslim speaker says hysteria unjustified
A Sydney-based Muslim speaker has blamed the cancelation of his Opera House talk on honour killings on “Islamophobia”.
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The coffee that woke Sydney
The Sydney Morning Herald’s 2014 Good Cafe Guide has been published, acknowledging those who contribute to the premium coffee culture of Sydney.
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News presenter Hugh Riminton speaks on Peter Greste verdict
High profile journalist Hugh Riminton has told Peter Greste to “hang tight” as the Australian media joins the fight for justice.
DetailsSocceroos make Australia proud
The Newsroom recaps the Socceroos’ performance in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
DetailsRebekah Brooks not guilty of hacking
Rupert Murdoch’s trusted lieutenant Rebekah Brooks, once the most powerful woman in the British media, was yesterday cleared of phone hacking, corruption and conspiracy charges.
DetailsGreens want to let you pull your own plug
A draft bill has been tabled in the Senate to legalise euthanasia in Australia.
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“Honour killing” speech cancelled
A speech designed to spark controversy has been cancelled from this year’s Festival of Dangerous Ideas after being deemed “too provocative”.
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