Doctors Call Out ‘Third World Conditions’ At Major Sydney Hospital 06/05/21

A Sydney mother is sickened and revolted after her family photos were allegedly “stolen” and used in fake accounts belonging to the man ­accused of kidnapping Cleo Smith. Dick Smith and wife Pip will this week give $5 million to 66 charities they have supported over the past 30 years. In sport, Parramatta is considering handing ­Curtis Scott a lifeline next season. And Covid lockdowns and ­travel restrictions have prompted professional surfer Julian Wilson to take a break with his family and choose life over the only livelihood he’s ever known. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

6 Marras 20212min

Sydney’s inner west light rail has been shut down for up to 18 months after cracking was found in all 12 vehicles. Childcare waiting lists are growing longer as working parents flock back to the office – but many centres are now struggling to find staff due to “no jab, no job’’ rules. Authorities have taken the dramatic step of ordering a Sydney nightclub to shut after its patrons got so drunk they ended up in a brawl and a police officer was punched in the face. And in sport, former State of Origin stars, ex-million dollar players and NRL hopefuls headline a list of players who have just weeks to prove ­themselves as first graders. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

5 Marras 20212min

Cleo Smith’s alleged abductor collects Bratz dolls and is pictured on social media wearing a shirt with cartoons on it. Drivers are set to find it easier to get a car park and people with unused driveways and parking spaces will be able to make extra cash on the side through the state government’s new Park’nPay app. Sydney pubs and bars are in a war for staff with young job-hunters picking up dozens of offers in a matter of hours – while some venues are going as far as posing as patrons to steal employees. And in sport, Mal Meninga is returning to help the Queensland Rugby League, with ARL Commission boss Peter V’landys giving the Australian coach the green light to return to the Maroons’ Origin program. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

4 Marras 20213min

With just four words, 18 days of horror for one family was brought to a close and gave tear-filled joy to a nation that had held its collective breath. Australia will not apologise to France over the handling of a dumped $90 billion submarine contract Thousands of offenders skipped bail last year but only 8 per cent of them had been made to lodge a financial ­surety with the court to ensure they turned up. And Tyrone May’s premiership afterglow lasted less than a month. On Wednesday, his pleas for clemency were ignored as the Penrith board decided there was no room in the club for the versatile half.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3 Marras 20215min

Chris Waller sat in silence, watching in awe, as his champion mare Verry Elleegant raced clear in the Melbourne Cup. But all around him was sheer pandemonium. His wife, Stephanie, and their children, Tyler and Nikita, were doing the cheering for the trainer. A staggering 92 per cent of public schools selected under a government program to boost renewable energy are in the Coalition’s own seats. Australia has taken its low emissions technology plan to the world, positioning itself to be a global leader in cheap solar power that could also fuel a clean hydrogen boom. And in sport, Paul Vaughan will make his first official appearance as a Bulldog on Wednesday as the new-look Canterbury Bulldogs start off-­season training at Belmore. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2 Marras 20213min

French President Emmanuel Macron knew long ago his country’s deal to build submarines for Australia was in trouble but “he just didn’t want to hear it”, despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison being upfront about issues even before the AUKUS arrangement was inked.  One in five maths classes in some rural areas of NSW are taught by teachers who lack any maths training in a situation bureaucrats admit is contributing to the disparity between city and rural schools when it comes to results. Gladys Berejiklian had no concerns that Daryl Maguire told her to get a private phone and download an encrypted messaging app  just four days after he told his secret lover he had been called to give evidence in a corruption probe. And in sport, Royal Randwick will be the unofficial heart of the Melbourne Cup today with a crowd that even Flemington can’t match. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atdailytelegraph.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1 Marras 20213min

Secret phone conversation reveals former premier Gladys Berejiklian boasted to her then lover Daryl Maguire how she got “$170m in five minutes” for Wagga Wagga hospital.  There has been a surge of first-home buyer ­activity across pockets of Sydney’s northwest, southeast and suburbs on the city’s outer fringes. Australia is hoping for a Kiwi tourist boom this Christmas with quarantine-free travel from New Zealand set to resume from Monday. Incentivise is set to start the hottest Melbourne Cup favourite since the legendary Phar Lap. For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

30 Loka 20213min

An explosive day of evidence at the corruption watchdog has revealed Gladys Berejik­lian told Daryl Maguire she would command $140 million out of Dominic Perrottet Rolling strikes at the country’s busiest container port are set to continue for at least another month Australia's brewers want the Government to follow the lead of its UK counterpart and cut the tax rate on draught beer  And From cash incentives to paying for Ubers and accommodation, offering employee share plans and even a four day working week, Steve Sidd is doing everything in his power to attract the 130 new staffSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

29 Loka 20214min