Bayswater Council Approves $200 Fines for Dog Enclosures
The City of Bayswater has introduced $200 on-the-spot fines for dog owners who fail to comply with directions to provide suitable enclosures, strengthening enforcement of dog control.
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Childcare Owner to Close Centres After Abuse Scandal
A childcare owner in Adelaide will shut down multiple centres following a major abuse scandal, leaving families scrambling for alternative care.
Inflation Hits Near Three-Year High on Fuel Surge
Australia's inflation rate surged to a near three-year high in March, driven by a sharp rise in fuel prices, putting pressure on households and the RBA.
Tonkin Highway Crash in Hilbert Causes Traffic Chaos
A crash on Tonkin Highway southbound in Hilbert has closed lanes, causing heavy congestion during Wednesday evening peak hour. Motorists urged to exercise extreme caution.
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La Capannina Locked Out Over Water Leak Dispute
La Capannina, a popular Italian restaurant on Scarborough Beach, claims unfair lease termination by Stirling Council over a water leak it says was fixed. Council cites structural risk.
Grey mince at Woolworths sparks fierce food safety debate
A discounted pack of grey-toned beef mince at Woolworths has ignited an online debate about food safety and quality, with experts weighing in on oxidation.
Broome Bus Service Funded for Four More Years
The WA Government has committed funding for the Broome town bus service for the next four years, expanding routes and services after the private operator ceased.
Teen Hospitalised After Being Hit by Car in Hamlyn Heights
A teenage boy was rushed to hospital after being struck by a car in Hamlyn Heights. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on Friday afternoon.
Geelong Restaurant Evacuated After Fire Fills Venue with Smoke
Patrons were evacuated from a popular Geelong restaurant after a fire broke out in the kitchen, filling the venue with thick smoke. Emergency services responded swiftly, with no injuries reported.
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Airfares in Australia: Why Prices Are Both Rising and Falling
Airfares in Australia are experiencing contradictory trends due to fuel price hikes from the US-Israeli conflict and cost-of-living pressures, according to an RMIT expert.
Pregnant Freeling Woman Forced to Switch Hospitals Mid-Labour
A young mother from Freeling was forced to transfer hospitals while in labour due to bed shortages, sparking concerns over regional maternity services.
Discarded Battery Sparks Garbage Truck Fire
A discarded lithium-ion battery caused a garbage truck fire in Townsville, highlighting the dangers of improper battery disposal. No injuries were reported.
Fuel Prices Drop 74.6c from March High
Unleaded fuel prices have fallen 74.6 cents from their March high, providing relief for motorists across Australia. Experts predict further drops.
Choosing Home Care: Make the Right Decision for You
Choosing home care is crucial for seniors. Learn how to find a provider that offers trust, connection, and independence at home.
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NSW Police Issue 11,000 Traffic Infringements in Anzac Blitz
NSW Police issued over 11,000 traffic infringements during a four-day Anzac Day blitz, with speeding, mobile phone use, and seatbelt offences among the top violations.
Police Nab Dangerous Driver on ANZAC Day Long Weekend
Canberra police caught a dangerous driver during the ANZAC Day long weekend, highlighting the risks of reckless driving on public roads.
Australians urged to claim junk insurance refunds
Australians may be owed thousands in junk insurance refunds. Complaints have surged 1400% since 2021, with billions still unclaimed. Check eligibility now.
Victorian Car Rego Rebate: How to Claim 20% Off in 2025
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan announced a 20% one-off rebate on car registrations for 2025/26 to ease cost-of-living pressures. Eligible motorists can apply from June 1 to July 31.
Lifesaver Patrols 12 Drownings Mark Deadly Beach Season
A deadly beach season on the NSW coast has seen 12 drownings, prompting lifeguards to patrol more areas and issue safety warnings to swimmers.
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Firefighters battle blaze above Lambton store early Tuesday
Fire and Rescue NSW responded to a fire above an Ezymart in Lambton early Tuesday. Five trucks attended, and the blaze was under control by 4:30am. No injuries reported, police investigating.
Tullimbar Restaurant Defies Cost of Living Crisis
Justin D'Amato's Tullimbar restaurant is booming as diners seek affordable luxury, offering high-quality meals at reasonable prices amid economic pressures.
Cash Out Day 2026: Australians Urged to Withdraw Cash
Australians are encouraged to participate in Cash Out Day on Tuesday to protest declining ATM and bank branch numbers, sending a message to financial institutions.
Amazon's Australian Sales Surpass $1 Billion Again
Amazon has exceeded $1 billion in Australian sales for another year, reflecting its growing dominance in the local e-commerce market.
Childcare worker accused of slapping sleeping kids granted bail
A 24-year-old childcare worker has been granted bail after allegedly slapping two sleeping boys, aged three and four, at a Sydney Montessori centre.
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Ban E-Bikes at Newcastle Baths for Safety, Urges Resident
A resident calls on Newcastle's new lord mayor to enforce e-bike bans at Ocean and Merewether Baths pool decks, citing safety risks and the need for clear signage.
Washing Machines to Get Dual Start for Child Safety
From July 1, new washing machines in Australia will require a dual start function to prevent child accidents, following a fatal incident in New Zealand.
Unpatrolled Waters on Great Ocean Road Until Late November
Swimmers on the Great Ocean Road face unpatrolled beaches until late November, raising safety concerns as warmer weather approaches and crowds increase.
Geelong Police Warn Parents After Children Arrested for E-Bike Riding
Police in Geelong urge parents to take action after multiple children were arrested for riding e-bikes dangerously, leading to serious safety concerns in the community.
Perth mayor rejects Liberal parking levy plan for free transport
Perth mayor Bruce Reynolds has rejected a Liberal proposal to use the Perth Parking Levy to fund free public transport, citing budget constraints and existing commitments.
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NSW Third in Illicit Tobacco Sparks Heated Debate
New South Wales ranks third in Australia for illicit tobacco consumption, prompting fierce debate among lawmakers and health advocates about enforcement and public health impacts.
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