Wong Slams Greens Over Gaza Misinformation in Senate
Foreign Minister Penny Wong accused the Greens of using misinformation to divide Australians during a Senate estimates hearing on Gaza visa processes, reaffirming support for a two-state solution.
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80% of Cigarettes in Australia Now Illegal: ABS
New ABS data shows 80% of nicotine products consumed in Australia are illegal, with the black market booming as government policies backfire.
Family Fears for Aussie Man's Mental Health in Vietnam Prison
The family of Shaymus Lilly, an Australian arrested for vandalizing a cafe in Da Nang, Vietnam, fears for his mental health as he remains in prison, believing he suffered a bipolar episode.
TPG Capital Boss Arrested After BMW Crash in Sydney
Joel Thickins, co-head of TPG Asia, allegedly crashed his BMW into five cars in Paddington, Sydney, and refused two breath tests. He faces charges of negligent driving.
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Higgins proud to keep name in Silenced documentary
Brittany Higgins reveals in the documentary Silenced she chose not to change her name after marriage, saying she is proud to be who she is. The film opened the Sydney Film Festival.
Multiple Injured in Perth Bus Crash into Tree
Several people were injured when a Transperth bus crashed into a tree in Wanneroo, Perth's north, on Thursday morning. Emergency services are on scene, and road closures are in place.
St John of God Murdoch ED Closed After Crash
St John of God Murdoch hospital in Perth has closed its emergency department after a vehicle crashed into the building. No injuries reported, patients redirected to Fiona Stanley Hospital.
Shimmering Demoiselle Damselfly Spotted in Dorset Garden
A beautiful demoiselle damselfly graces a garden in Bridport, Dorset, with its iridescent green and bronze body. Soon it will return to the river to breed.
Smartglasses may worsen exam cheating, warns Ofqual
Ofqual warns that smartglasses and invisible earpieces could increase exam cheating, as mobile phone cheating rises. Stronger checks may be needed to protect GCSE and A-level integrity.
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Five Injured in Wanneroo Bus Crash into Tree
A bus crash into a tree on Drovers Place in Wanneroo has left five people injured, with emergency services sending eight ambulance crews to the scene.
Elderly Couple Shoots Intruder After Stabbing in NSW
A 75-year-old man shot a home intruder after he allegedly stabbed the elderly couple in their Torrington home. The couple are in critical condition, while the intruder faces charges.
WA Crayfish Feast Ahead as Juvenile Lobster Numbers Surge
WA fisheries scientists report one of the best juvenile rock lobster settlement seasons in decades, promising bumper catches of crayfish within five years.
Paedophile Peter Liddy Freed After 25-Year Sentence
Peter Liddy, 83, walked free from Adelaide Remand Centre after serving 25 years for sexually abusing four boys as their Nippers coach. An interim supervision order restricts his movements.
ACT Whistleblower Claims Tabled, Publication Blocked
Thomas Emerson's whistleblower claims against the ACT government have been tabled in the Legislative Assembly, but publication of the report has been blocked by a legal challenge.
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One Nation Polls Surge: Hanson PM Bid?
Pauline Hanson's One Nation sees a surge in polling, sparking debate on her potential as prime minister. Experts weigh in on the implications for Australian politics.
Lehrmann's diary declassification required before return
The federal government must declassify Bruce Lehrmann's diary before returning it, as it contains eight pages of classified information. Lehrmann is suing for legal funding.
Rebecca Vassarotti Re-Elected to ACT Legislative Assembly
Rebecca Vassarotti has been re-elected to the ACT Legislative Assembly, securing another term representing the electorate of Kurrajong.
Manhunt Ends After Fugitive Swims Border in Undies
A major manhunt has concluded after Jayden Day and a female accomplice swam the Murray River in their underwear to flee police. Both were arrested on Wednesday.
Footy Club Slammed for Re-Signing Child Sex Offender
Tyrendarra Football Netball Club faces backlash for re-signing a player convicted of sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl, sparking outrage and player departures.
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British Couple Jailed in Iran Lose Spy Charges Appeal
A British couple jailed in Iran on espionage charges have lost their appeal against a 10-year sentence, leaving them facing a decade in prison.
Zumba Instructor's Murder Trial: Alleged Victim Lived 'Lies'
Mark Sheridan Waden, a Zumba instructor, faces trial for the murder of Priscilla Brooten, alleging she lived a life of lies. The trial restarts after a mistrial due to juror misconduct.
Senate Inquiry Warns Journalists Face Jail Over Secrecy Laws
Media advocates warn a Senate inquiry that journalists could still face jail for receiving leaked information, urging better protections seven years after AFP raids on the ABC and a journalist's home.
Lily Philips Shares Story Behind Church Photos
OnlyFans star Lily Philips explains the reason behind her and fellow porn stars attending a Brisbane church, revealing it was for her baptism.
Tangentyere CEO defends council, blames NT govt for neglect
Tangentyere Council CEO Walter Shaw blames NT government bureaucracy for shocking town camp conditions after Kumanjayi Little Baby's alleged murder, calling for housing takeover.
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51,000 Non-Citizens Use 5% Deposit Scheme; Coalition Vows Ban
New figures reveal 51,000 non-citizens have used Australia's 5% deposit scheme. Liberal leader Angus Taylor vows to ban it, while Labor defends the policy.
NSW Reforms Medicinal Cannabis Driving Laws
NSW ends automatic penalties for drivers with medicinal cannabis, introducing a three-strike system based on THC thresholds to balance road safety and patient needs.
Comedian Slammed Over 'Racist' Aboriginal Skit
Australian comedian Lisa Jane Spencer faces backlash for a video mocking Aboriginal people, including white face paint and a petrol-sniffing gag. She refuses to apologize.
McDonald's Targeted Over Beef and Great Barrier Reef
Environmental groups accuse McDonald's of contributing to deforestation that damages the Great Barrier Reef, launching a campaign in Las Vegas with billboards featuring dead coral.
One Nation's anti-abortion ties: a horror story for women
One Nation's growing anti-abortion agenda, including proposed bans and ties to extremists, threatens reproductive rights in Australia. Van Badham warns of a US-style horror.
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Hong Kong Artist Stopped by Police Over Tiananmen Tribute
Performance artist Sanmu Chen was intercepted by plainclothes police in Hong Kong while attempting to commemorate the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, highlighting shrinking freedoms.
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