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Leonie Benesch in The Teachers' Lounge. Picture by Judith Kaufmann

No one is safe in this volatile and convulsive world.

School drama is deft and tense

Noel Coward in Mad About the Boy. Picture supplied

Some drawbacks in documentary about the life of Noel Coward.

Emotionally uninvolving look at a gigantic talent

Carla Mascarenhas

Sydney University is one of the top higher education institutions in Australia. Picture: Sydney University

Multiple buildings at the university were evacuated.

'No item of interest found': Police investigating university 'threat'

Ben Silvester

Australians could be slugged thousands more for surgeries by their private insurers under federal changes to take effect on July 1.

Catholic Health Australia says women will be hit hardest.

Out-of-pocket price hike: why C-sections and pacemakers will cost you more

Anna Falkenmire

A former teacher from All Saints' College senior campus in Maitland had his matter mentioned in court for the first time on April 26. File pictures

The alleged offending spanned six months.

Ex-teacher accused of sex with schoolgirl

Research shows locking up children does little to reduce crime. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Youth crime will not be stemmed by police cars and jail cells.

Punishment after the event rarely works

Michelle Grattan

The debate has brought freedom-of-speech concerns to the fore.

Social media's destructive side more visible as its muscle grows

Anna McGuinness

Opposition leader Peter Dutton said Australia 'can't be internet police of the world' as the eSafety Commissioner pushes X to remove video of the Wakeley church stabbing. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

Social media platform X disagrees with calls to censor content.

Dutton says push to ban stabbing video 'silly'

NSW Health Minister Ryan Park. Picture: AAP 

Health Minister Ryan Park says work is 'ongoing' to deliver long-term solutions.

No respite: Government refuses to commit to funding paediatric clinics

Garry Linnell

Inventor and founder of World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee. Picture Shutterstock

The internet is turning 31 and, well, it didn't bring about global equality.

Congratulations on becoming history's greatest embarrassment

GALLERY: The week that was (July 5 - July 11)

GALLERY: The week that was (July 5 - July 11)<br>

TRIPLES CHAMPIONS: Muswellbrook RSL Women’s Bowling Club members, from left, Jenny Hamson, Kay Noble, Denise Hopwood.

STAR STRUCK: Newcastle Knights legend Danny Buderus talks to a number of young players at an Aberdeen NRL clinic this week.


GRAND GESTURE: Oxley Cods team captain Geoff Sharpe, Newcastle Knights representative Anthony Quinn and Hunter Valley Broncos captain Rob Aycough presenting the cheque for $10,000 to RiseforAlex, the Alex McKinnon Foundation.


NEW BOARD: Rod Hirst (front) is the president of Denman Rotary for his second term after being inducted on Wednesday night by District Governor Gerard McMillan (second from left). He will be joined by fellow office bearers Bruce Whitten (treasurer), Tony Farr (treasurer), John East (immediate past president) and Troy East (secretary). Absent was vice president Peter Moore.


NO FUSS: Muswellbrook’s Josh Adams keeps control in the Eagles’ match against Uni Men’s at the weekend.

FAMILY FUN: Kate Harvey and Jimmy Kai, 5, and Chrystal Parsons and India Neville, 4, headed along to Victoria Park last Sunday.


A LAUGHING MATTER: Lolly the Clown was a popular character at the Free Family Fun Day last Sunday.


RHYTHM’S GOING TO GET YOU: Three-year-old Lucy Turner, from Cobar, found her dancing shoes during the opening ceremony of the Aberdeen Highland Games on Saturday.

ALL POWER: Muswellbrook’s Ben Hoffman (second from right) and his Maitland team mates who contested the Australian National Tug ‘o’ War Titles.


NEW VOLUNTEERS: From left, VHVS coordinator Cathy Hodge, Linda Dale, Aida Caranton, Francis Rockliffe, Anne-Marie McNamara, Muswellbrook Shire deputy mayor Malcolm Ogg, Jan Oliver, Arti Trasi and Jie Chen.


FINAL STRETCH: Runners hit the straight in the Remington Motor Inn CG&E Benchmark 55 Handicap at Muswellbrook on Monday.


VICTORY IS SWEET: Apprentice Tara-Jane Mitchell returns to the Muswellbrook winner’s enclosure with Quarter Hennessy.

GALLERY: The week that was

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