The Sunday Telegraph • 4th May 2024

A Life Changing Pizza

This isn’t the kitchen at
Westwood’s trendy Newtown pizza
joint, or Orr’s chic restaurant and bar
in Surry Hills. This is the courtyard at
a Western Sydney juvenile detention
centre, and those manning the oven
are incarcerated youth.

The Sunday Telegraph • 27th April 2024

End of an era as elephants to leave Taronga Zoo

End of an era as elephants to leave Taronga Zoo After more than a century on display, Taronga’s popular Asian elephants will move out next year for a larger, more social home in a safari park. Get a read on this story Subscribe today to unlock it and more… End of an era as elephants to leave Taronga Zoo After more than a century on display, Taronga’s popular Asian elephants will move out next year for a larger, more social home in a safari park. $1 a month for the first 2 months.

The Sunday Telegraph • 20th April 2024

Get into some bucking good entertainment

Some of the best cowboys and cowgirls in southern NSW will be in action tomorrow in bull riding, barrel racing, bronc riding and more.

The Sunday Telegraph • 14th April 2024

We're all aboard for a big Anzac Day

Exactly 50 years after he suited
up for the Australian Army, Peter
Church will be driving a bus that
reminds him of the sacrifices he
and his comrades made.

The Sunday Telegraph • 14th April 2024

Business forced to close because teens are lazy and entitled

A Western Sydney manufacturing business is set to shut up shop because it cannot find entry-level workers who are prepared get their hands dirty.

The Sunday Telegraph • 13th April 2024

Adam Blum has rebuilt his life and has a positive message for others

Adam Blum was moments from
taking his life. Then fate stepped in.
The clouds parted and he saw a
vision of his late grandmother appear
in the sky, telling him to: “Stop it, step
back and pick up the phone”. So that’s
what he did.

The Sunday Telegraph • 7th April 2024

Fee-free TAFE plan paying off

As a crime scene fingerprint
technician in Western Sydney,
Stevie-Lea Hoffmannbeck
longed to swap her career in
forensics for something on the
front lines of health care.
Thanks to a governmentfunded
TAFE initiative, she’s
made it happen

The Sunday Telegraph • 6th April 2024

The Michelangelo of Turtle Rescues

This young turtle has been on an adventure so crazy, it just needed a talking rat with ninja skills, three wisecracking siblings and some pizza to complete it.

The Sunday Telegraph • 30th March 2024

Rally to protest early closure of Kosciuszko for cull

Snowy Mountains resident Dick Roberts and his family love spending school holidays fishing, hiking, and enjoying nature in Kosciuszko National Park – but that’s not an option for the upcoming break.
Mr Roberts said that, like many other park users, they’ve had to switch plans due to a closure that will affect a large portion of the park.

The Sunday Telegraph • 23rd March 2024

Now and Zen you get lucky

Employees at a Buddhist retreat in the Blue Mountains arrived to a furry surprise on Wednesday morning after they found a pygmy possum joey wrapped up in a towel in the kitchen.

The Sunday Telegraph • 23rd March 2024

I hope my art can rise again like a phoenix

After bushfires snatched her life’s work in an instant, 82-year-old Jan Wade has been working to ensure that her legacy as a successful author, illustrator and artist is remembered.

The Sunday Telegraph • 16th March 2024

The fake grass that’s swallowing Sydney

Artificial grass is spreading so fast across Sydney’s overused sports grounds that the Minns government has been forced to regulate its use.