Sydney Teacher Found Guilty Of Years Of Child Sexual Abuse: ‘A Monster Behind Bars’ The 71-year-old was accused of over a dozen charges relating to eight boys and girls in the 1980s. Pedestrian.tv · Apr 24, 2025
Australia rejects China’s call to ‘join hands’ amid Trump tariff fallout Beijing urges Australia to ‘jointly resist’ the ‘hegemonic and bullying behaviour of the US’ The Independent UK · Apr 10, 2025
Bondi Icebergs Owner Maurice Terzini Resigns After Sexual Assault Allegations Against Son An independent review is underway into allegations of sexual assault and misconduct against his son Sylvester. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 25, 2025
Bondi Icebergs’ Maurice Terzini Reacts To Sexual Assault Claims Against Son Sylvester "Under no circumstance would I ever intentionally ignore violent behaviour or cover up issues within any of my businesses." Pedestrian.tv · Mar 24, 2025
Ex-Cop Beau Lamarre-Condon’s Psych Report Looms In Double Murder Case Beau Lamarre-Condon is yet to enter a plea for the alleged murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 20, 2025
Peter Dutton Is Keen On A Referendum To Deport Dual Citizens With A Criminal History Opposition Leader Peter Dutton — who spent months calling the Voice referendum a waste of money — is now floating the idea of holding one over deporting Australian citizens. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 17, 2025
Who Is Heidi Bradshaw? 'Dirty Dancing' CEO Exposed For Company's Vulgar, Toxic And 'Sexualised' Work Culture Heidi Bradshaw, CEO of the Narang Bir-rong Aboriginal Corporation (NBAC), faces serious allegations of fostering a 'toxic' and sexually charged workplace. International Business Times UK · Mar 14, 2025
Concern raised in court about Kate McClymont’s role as reporter after she is named witness in case Alan Jones’s lawyer indicates the high-profile former broadcaster will formally deny a 35th charge along with all others The Guardian - AU · Mar 11, 2025
From first world war diggers to Pavlova in Sydney: Australia’s pioneering press photos Curated by veteran photographer Mike Bowers, an exhibition of Fairfax archive images reveals the public life of a nation – and the challenges of capturing it for the newspapers The Guardian - AU · Feb 28, 2025
Sydney writers’ festival chair resigns amid debate over Israel-Palestine programming Outgoing chair Kathy Shand says ‘freedom of expression cannot and should not be used as a justification to accept language and conversations that compromise the festival’ The Guardian - AU · Feb 25, 2025
Cairo Takeaway Praises Staff As Support Floods In Following That Shocking Stunt "Our small business has proudly served the Sydney community for eight years, welcoming customers from all backgrounds and walks of life." Pedestrian.tv · Feb 14, 2025
Travis Head misses Australia's training session ahead of Boxing Day Test NEW DELHI: Travis Head was notably absent from Australia's practice session in Melbourne on Monday ahead of the Boxing Day Test against India in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, reported The Sydney Morning Herald. The Times of India · Dec 23, 2024
Government Refuses Sydney Rail Workers Conditional Pledge To Drop Industrial Action Until The New Year As it stands, New Year’s Eve is set to be rife with delays.The Fair Work Commission will hear the NSW government’s case against the Rail, Tram and Bus Union’s industrial action on Christmas Eve. Pedestrian.tv · Dec 23, 2024
Sydney Street Artist Anthony Lister Identified As The Man Not Guilty Of Two Counts Of Rape Judge John Pickering lifted a suppression order protecting Lister's identification following a joint application from media outlets The Sydney Morning Herald, the ABC and The Guardian Australia. Pedestrian.tv · Dec 12, 2024
Pedestrian.tv · Nov 27, 2024 NSW Issued With An Electricity Blackout Warning This Afternoon So Put Your Phone On Charge The blackout risk is due to this current heatwave, with temps hitting 39 degrees in parts of NSW today.
The Guardian - AU · Nov 22, 2024 Kate McClymont’s report that saw radio’s most powerful man arrested goes without a single nomination at Walkleys SMH journalist’s Alan Jones investigation snubbed at industry awards. Plus: Richard Glover aghast at ABC sacking Sarah Macdonald
Pedestrian.tv · Nov 18, 2024 Alan Jones Was One Of Australia’s Most Powerful Men — Here’s Why His Arrest Is ‘Stunning’ Alan Jones was one of the most powerful men in Australia. With a massive career in the media, here's why his arrest is significant.
The Independent UK · Nov 18, 2024 One of Australia’s most influential media figures arrested over sex abuse claims Former Wallabies coach and radio icon accused of sexual abuse spanning nearly two decades
Pedestrian.tv · Nov 14, 2024 A NSW Man Has Been The First Person To Plead Guilty Under New Coercive Control Laws The legislation went into effect on July 1.
The Independent UK · Nov 7, 2024 Australian ambassador to US deleted messages about ‘traitor’ Trump ahead of election win, report says In one now-removed message, former Australian PM Kevin Rudd labeled Trump ‘the most destructive president in history’
The Guardian - AU · Nov 6, 2024 ‘Tinderbox America’: what papers around the world say as US votes As the counting continues, many front pages considered the potential for chaos and unrest in the wake of the closely fought election
Pedestrian.tv · Oct 28, 2024 Swillhouse Co-Founder Anton Forte Steps Down As CEO Following Controversy Anton Forte says the new CEO, Lisa Hobbs, will help create "a better, stronger future for Swillhouse."
The Guardian - AU · Oct 25, 2024 Hold the front page: Sydney Morning Herald forgoes Lidia Thorpe protest in favour of sneezing alpaca Herald and the Age opt not to use photograph of Thorpe wearing possum-skin cloak and shaking her fist at King Charles on page one. Plus: The Australian fails to read fine print
Pedestrian.tv · Oct 25, 2024 Person Accused Of Attempted Rape Near St Mary’s Cathedral Released By Courts Just Weeks Ago Willow Jones — who is transgender — allegedly attacked a 31-year-old woman whilst she was walking past the cathedral before midnight on Tuesday.
The Conversation · Sep 24, 2024 Costly defamation action looms large over Australian newsrooms. It’s diminishing press freedom This piece is the final of a three part series on Australia’s defamation laws. You can read the other pieces here and here.