Nick O'Malley
Nick O'Malley is National Environment and Climate Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He is also a senior ...
NSW Health Minister begs doctors to withdraw mass resignations
NSW Health is scrambling to put contingency plans in place after half of the state’s hospital psychiatrists tendered their ...
Biden labels end of Facebook fact-checking ‘anti-American’
The US president also insisted he could have beaten Donald Trump during a wide-ranging press conference just days before he ...
Five battles that will define Australia’s climate war election
Climate action will play a major role in the federal campaign. The political clash has kicked off over nuclear energy, but it ...
Man brandishing gel-blaster shot in the hand by police
The man received a gunshot wound to one of his hands and was taken into custody. He was arrested and taken by St John WA – ...
The England star who shapes as the next Tendulkar
Sure, Australian cricket is on a high. But England are in the box seat for the Ashes – and in Harry Brook they have a young ...
The surge of horrific jet-ski injuries damaging women’s reproductive systems
Surgeons warn that there has been a rise in severe tears caused when passengers fall off the back of a jet-ski, prompting a ...
Dad’s a world music legend. Now the kids are making their mark – as punks
The Xylouris siblings have entered the family business, playing traditional Cretan music, but with a sideline that’s all ...
‘Like a scary movie’: What goes on in the minds of tennis players
Every elite tennis player can hit killer shots and ace their serves. So what separates the best from the rest?
‘It brings out the best in me’: Alcaraz admits Sinner rivalry is driving him ahead of the Australian Open
Carlos Alcaraz is chasing more grand slam wins and he says his rivalry with Italian No.1 Jannik Sinner is driving him to new levels as the Australian Open begins.
Quiet, respectful, humble, orthodox: I watched Sam Konstas for two years and this is what I saw
His evolution from a church mouse in his early cricket to a media and fan hound in 26 balls at the MCG could neither be predicted nor managed. Fans young and old have been drawn unconditionally into ...
Why quiet summer could be blessing in disguise as Lyon battles injury
Sending down fewer overs than ever before in a home summer could be a good thing for Australia’s greatest off-spinner, who has opened up on the injury he is managing ahead of the Test series in Sri ...