$18.5m Coastal Boardwalk Approved for Development
Stirling Council approves $18.5 million Scarborough to Trigg boardwalk project. The coastal walkway will feature whale-tail shelters and cultural displays while improving pedestrian safety.
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Jonestown Horror: Sobering New Footage Revealed
Chilling new documentary reveals never-before-seen footage of Jim Jones' descent into paranoia before the 1978 Jonestown massacre. A must-watch true crime investigation.
Albanese supports Border Force boat program
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expresses support for Australian Border Force amid revelations of secret program transferring asylum seekers to safer fishing boats. Read the latest details.
Border Force intercepts people smuggling boats in Broome
Australian authorities have intercepted multiple fishing vessels in Broome suspected of being prepared for people smuggling operations. The significant seizure highlights ongoing border protection efforts.
Sporting chairman jailed for child rape kept role
Exclusive investigation reveals how Canberra rugby league referees chairman David Adams continued in role after child rape conviction. Read the shocking details.
Jonathan Bailey: First Gay Sexiest Man Alive 2025
British actor Jonathan Bailey breaks barriers as the first openly gay man to receive People magazine's prestigious Sexiest Man Alive title in its 2025 edition, marking a historic moment for LGBTQ+ representation.
Galup: Perth's Lake Monger Indigenous Truth Revealed
After decades of silence, the true Indigenous history of Perth's Lake Monger is being recognised as Galup, marking a significant step in truth-telling and reconciliation.
Pinjarra Massacre Apology: A Watershed Moment
The Shire of Murray's historic apology for the 1834 Pinjarra Massacre represents a rare example of genuine accountability that could transform Australia's reconciliation journey.
Cape York's historic land return to Traditional Owners
In a landmark moment blending celebration and reflection, millions of hectares of Cape York Peninsula are being returned to Aboriginal Traditional Owners, reshaping Queensland's cultural landscape.
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