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The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 Nov 2026

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The Sydney Morning Herald is an Australian daily newspaper focused on national news, politics and community reporting across New South Wales and Australia. First published in 1831, it’s Australia’s oldest continuously published newspaper and one of the country’s leading news brands, with a commitment to fearless, independent and accurate journalism. The newspaper provides comprehensive coverage of the issues, events and people shaping Australia and the wider world, alongside high-quality opinion and debate designed to help readers form their own views. Its journalism spans politics, business, education and public affairs, with breaking news, investigative reporting and informed analysis complemented by coverage of arts, culture, food, travel and lifestyle. The Sydney Morning Herald aims to educate, challenge and entertain its audiences with stories that matter, while engaging with readers and maintaining a commitment to fairness and balance in its reporting. Sports coverage encompasses rugby league, rugby union, cricket, AFL, soccer, tennis and major international events, with expert commentary and feature writing providing further insight. Available on PressReader, The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper delivers independent journalism, informed perspectives and comprehensive news coverage from Australia and around the world.

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ArticleReces­sion warn­ing over RBA rate policy

The Reserve Bank is being warned it could drive Aus­tralia into a reces­sion and leave tens of thou­sands of people out of work with a Mel­bourne Cup Day interest rate rise that will lift pres­sure on Treas­urer Jim Chalmers to cut deeper into...

Reces­sion warn­ing over RBA rate policy

ArticleFears over Cath­olic influ­ence in hos­pital

Senior doc­tors at a NSW hos­pital have deman­ded the gov­ern­ment inter­vene before an immin­ent takeover by a Cath­olic pro­vider they fear will lead to wide­spread ser­vice cuts for can­cer patients and expect­ant moth­ers. Cal­vary Health Care will...

Fears over Cath­olic influ­ence in hos­pital

ArticleFin­ish line in sight on motor­way

A mult­i­bil­lion-dol­lar upgrade to one of Aus­tralia’s busiest motor­ways will be com­pleted within weeks, end­ing almost five years of dis­rup­tion for res­id­ents along the cor­ridor and motor­ists who have had to nav­ig­ate repeated changes to...

Fin­ish line in sight on motor­way

ArticleAfter five years, driver woes

A mult­i­bil­lion-dol­lar upgrade to one of Aus­tralia’s busiest motor­ways will be com­pleted within weeks, end­ing almost five years of dis­rup­tion for res­id­ents along the cor­ridor and motor­ists who have had to nav­ig­ate repeated changes to...

After five years, driver woes

ArticleMedi­cos urge Minns to put halt on new powers

Sur­geons, phys­i­cians and GPS have made an urgent joint appeal to Premier Chris Minns to freeze plans to give phar­macists new pre­scrib­ing powers to treat com­plex con­di­tions. In a let­ter, five peak med­ical organ­isa­tions say they hold...

Medi­cos urge Minns to put halt on new powers