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HE’S BACK: TRUMP SWORN IN
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US politics
Trump signs flurry of executive orders in new-look Oval Office, torches Biden in speeches
Donald Trump has been sworn in as president and taken a massive swipe at Joe Biden’s administration in a room filled with former presidents, CEOs and big tech. Follow live.
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Tense looks from ex-presidents, swipes at Biden, a kiss fail: Trump’s victory lap
From awkward glances to technical glitches and testing his colleagues’ patience, Donald Trump’s second inauguration flicked the switch to vaudeville.
Analysis
Donald Trump
Moments after he was sworn in, Trump wasted no time demonstrating his presidential power
Six months after he was almost assassinated, Donald Trump embarked on one of the most expansive demonstrations of presidential power in years.
Trump delivered 2913 words in his wild inauguration speech. We’ve deconstructed all of them
Donald Trump waited four years to unleash. His rhetoric was forceful – we break down what it means.
Melania Trump’s boater hat – and a botched kiss – steal the show
Nobody could fault Melania Trump for her inauguration outfit – except, perhaps, her husband.
Opinion
Trade wars
Trump is already breaking promises
Donald Trump had threatened to launch an economic war on the rest of the world on day one of his new presidency. He has backed down - for now.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
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Crime
‘These bastards will be rounded up’: Fury after Sydney daycare centre torched in antisemitic attack
Shocking vision has captured the moment a daycare centre was engulfed in flames in an antisemitic attack in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
‘Got any jerry cans?’ Woman faces court over eastern suburbs antisemitic attack
Tammie Farrugia was on the hunt in the weeks before Christmas and posted on the Facebook pages of multiple local community groups, police allege.
‘Designed to create fear’: PM calls national cabinet after spate of antisemitic attacks
There have been at least nine major antisemitic incidents in Sydney since the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks.
Revealed: The pay rises rail unions are now seeking in long-running dispute
Unions and senior transport officials have returned to a second day of talks amid hopes a deal can be reached.
Soon to be evicted from his home, John has nowhere to go
The retired postie is one of 32 battlers in the Paddington boarding houses that will have locks changed and power cut on February 1 before redevelopment into luxury houses.
Opinion
Saving Sydney
I’ve lived in three cities in three years. Returning to Sydney is the one I fear
Two types of blockage have played unpleasant roles in my housing affordability awakening. Here’s what we need to do differently.
Millie Muroi
Economics Writer
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Australian Open
Badosa beats Gauff; Djokovic, Alcaraz to clash in blockbuster; Demon keeps Aussie hopes alive
Follow live as we bring you all the news from the Australian Open quarter-finals on day 10.
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LoadingThe ‘complete player’: What Djokovic must do to escape from Alcaraz
Carlos Alcaraz demolished Novak Djokovic from the baseline in last year’s Wimbledon final, and the stats show he’s once again in ominous form.
Nine announces 10-year deal with Swimming Australia as trial dates revealed
Nine has solidified its standing as the home of Australian swimming ahead of Los Angeles 2028 and Brisbane 2032.
This best-selling author had an Aussie holiday. It became a thriller in the making
Australia hasn’t featured in any of David Baldacci’s 60 novels. But that might be about to change.
Why one of the nation’s oldest private clubs is grappling with an existential crisis
It’s been a haven for bohemians, politicians and corporate titans, but members face a battle for relevance.
Almost 200 jobs to go as online retailer shuts down
Catch.com.au has failed to compete with the likes of Amazon, Shein and Temu, and parent company Wesfarmers is cutting its losses.
Nicole Kidman’s new sex-drenched drama has everyone talking
With Babygirl sizzling into cinemas this month, the erotic thriller makes a lusty return.
Face it, we won’t see Kate Bush any time soon. But there is this ...
Sarah-Louise Young channels the elusive British singer in An Evening Without Kate Bush.
Opinion
Travel tips
A skipping rope, a shower cap, straws: Surprisingly clever packing hacks
Neon tape and vertical packing? A genius hack is just a click away – and it could change your travels forever.
Lee Tulloch
Travel columnist
TRUMP INAUGURATION
MAGA anti-establishment? Nope, they’re here quaffing champagne from the bar
The inauguration balls in Washington showcase political hobnobbing on a scale Australians can scarcely imagine.
Opinion
If Trump wields the wrecking ball, the democratic damage may be irreversible
Donald Trump is returning to the White House – and the world is holding its breath.
Rosalind Dixon
Professor of law
Sydney
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Crime
Known criminals, copycats behind antisemitic attacks, police suspect
Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna said the attacks across Sydney were designed to cause “maximum damage and intimidation”.
Prachi can’t advocate for her patients in NSW, so she’s leaving
Prachi Brahmbhatt is one of about two-thirds of the state’s 295 public psychiatrists on the brink of leaving the health system.
These houses were sinking into the ocean. Now a council wants to fix it
After four years in administration, the Central Coast Council is prioritising the environment, infrastructure and housing.
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Public transport
‘Extremely close’: Rail unions hand counter-offer on pay to transport chiefs
The move comes two days before the NSW government’s case to have the unions’ industrial action terminated is due to be heard.
Forget the latte line, this is the new divide splitting Sydney
Sydney’s younger generations are rejecting the city’s “grey houses, grey streets and grey methods” in the city’s newer suburbs.
AUSTRALIAN OPEN
‘They forget that there’s still the war’: Svitolina win a reminder of home-front heartbreak
Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina has a perfect record against Russian players since her home country was invaded three years ago.
Updated
Djokovic responds to Tony Jones’ apology for ‘kick him out’ comments
The veteran sports host has apologised “for any disrespect” felt by the 10-time Australian Open champion, as the Serbian Council of Australia calls for him to be fired.
Politics
Why a boom in public service jobs has economists worried
More than four out of five jobs filled in the past two years have been in public service, health and education.
Business
BHP chases copper as China’s steel appetite flattens
Australian mining giant BHP is ramping up its output of copper, one of the most sought-after metals in the clean energy shift.
World
Sweeping study finds 42 health conditions Ozempic can improve – and 19 it makes worse
Weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic can help people to lose more than a fifth of their body weight and have been linked to a range of other health benefits, but also some concerns.
Opinion
One word lies at heart of Israelis’ and Palestinians’ inability to find peace
Ittay Flescher
Journalist and facilitator
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Property
Madison, 23, and Isabelle, 19, felt locked out of their home dreams. Then they found a way
The sisters were living with their parents and dreaming of buying their own homes, but didn’t think it would be possible so soon.
How the great swimming pool boom just made an even bigger splash
Household spending on swimming pool sales and services rose 13 per cent over the year to December, research shows.
Good Food
Lifestyle
The Aussies finding peace and freedom by not buying anything
A no-buy challenge may sound restrictive, but for those who have done it, it’s brought freedom.
Culture
Miriam Margolyes’ heart-stopping New Zealand moment
Travelling the country for a two-part documentary series, the actor was deeply moved by a Maori traditional welcome.
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Australian Open
Australian Open 2025 LIVE updates: Djokovic, Alcaraz clash in grand slam blockbuster; De Minaur keeps Aussie hopes alive
Gauff takes on Badosa, Paul faces Zverev, as Sabalenka battles it out with Pavlyuchenkova. Follow live as we bring you all the news from the Australian Open quarter-finals.
‘It’s huge’: Australia retain the Ashes after crushing England
Australia kept their perfect record in the Ashes series at the SCG .
‘That’s what a captain is’: Socceroos coach praises Ryan as French move beckons
Maty Ryan is set to trade AS Roma for French club RC Lens in a bid to restore his position as the Socceroos’ first-choice goalkeeper ahead of a huge year of World Cup qualifiers.
‘Landmark agreement’: Nine announces 10-year deal with Swimming Australia as trial dates revealed
Nine has solidified its standing as the home of Australian swimming ahead of Los Angeles 2028 and Brisbane 2032.
Scans clear Smith after injury sends scare through Australian camp
Stand-in captain boards flight to Dubai, where Australia are training on specially prepared wickets.
Captain Warner is ‘loud, obnoxious’. The boys love it
The controversial Thunder captain has been in charge for the first time since a six-year leadership ban for his part in the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.
‘They forget that there’s still the war’: Svitolina win a reminder of home-front heartbreak
Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina has a perfect record against Russian players since her home country was invaded three years ago.
Have Your Say
Djokovic v Jones: Offensive stitch-up or just another Novak grievance?
Paul McNamee and Alan Attwood go head to head on the ill-fated live cross that riled the king of Melbourne Park.
