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Iconic cars in legal crosshairs

Iconic cars of yesteryear and some of the most common work cars on Australian roads today are the target of a new lawsuit, levelled against Holden owner General Motors.

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An Aussie hiker found almost two weeks after he disappeared in the gruelling alpine wilderness was able to survive because of one key thing.

Inside missing hiker’s 13-day survival

An Aussie hiker found almost two weeks after he disappeared in the gruelling alpine wilderness was able to survive because of one key thing.

Queenslanders have been left awed by photos of a rare weather phenomenon in the state’s southeast.

Stunning photos as ‘UFO’ hits regional Qld

Queenslanders have been left awed by photos of a rare weather phenomenon in the state’s southeast.

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It is currently not known how the shark managed to breach the net. Picture: ABC News Perth.

Twist as shark shuts down iconic beach

A shark has become trapped on the swimmer-side of a net, shutting down an iconic Aussie beach, with one local taking things into their own hands.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, JANUARY 20, 2024: People swimming at Rose Bay Beach. Story about recent rain has caused runoff which is affecting water quality and leaving debris on beaches. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Flavio Brancaleone

Swimmers warned to avoid taking a dip

Beachgoers urged to avoid swimming after pollution alert causes health concerns.

Extreme weather is forecast to plague the Queensland coast. Picture: Supplied

Chance of new cyclone’s landfall revealed

One Aussie state is facing a dual front of heatwaves and storms from a tropical low which could form into a tropical cyclone in days, as models reveal its chances of making landfall.

Forecast of accumulated rain in the week leading to January 23 according to the ECMWF-HRES model. Photo: WeatherZone

Grim warning for rest of summer

It’s been a cruel summer for a lot of Australia with wild weather hammering multiple states, and things aren’t looking better for the rest of the season.

Great Australian Wildlife Collection by Discovery channel. Numbat, Myrmecobius fasciatus, male. During the breeding season, male Numbats develop a bright red sternal gland that they use to scent-mark their territory. Female Numbats come into oestrus for only a 48-hour period, in which time mating occurs. Dryandra Woodland, Western Australia, Australia. (Photo by: Auscape/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Record year for threatened species listings

2023 was a grim year for Australian wildlife, with a record number of additions to the threatened species list.

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The Bureau of Meteorology issued an extreme heatwave warning for the Pilbara and Gascoyne Districts, with temperatures set to soar to record levels between Friday and Monday. Picture: BOM

State braces for extreme heatwave, 50C

Temperatures could reach 50 degrees in one state as up to 15,000 people will have to live without power for one week following vicious storm damage.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, NewsWire Photos. JANUARY 19, 2024. Rose bay beach is one of the beaches where the water quality has been affected by the recent wet weather. Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Ben Symons

Shocking scenes at popular Sydney beach

Images have emerged showing a gross find at a popular Sydney beach as swimmers are warned about a spike in pollution.

The Bureau of Meteorology graphic showing formation of the 05U system in the Coral Sea from next Monday. Picture: BOM.

State on alert as cyclone threat intensifies

Meteorologists are watching closely as a potential tropical cyclone could form and reach the Queensland coast from mid next week.

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The entire Queensland coast is on high alert as a highly likely cyclone looms.

‘Severe impacts’: Cyclone threat looms

Australia’s eastern coastline is being urged to prepares a cyclone looms with “multiple scenarios” involving “severe impacts”.

It's not yet known when the popular beach will reopen. Photo: Mullaloo SLSC

Popular beach closed after find in water

Swimmers have been told to stay out of the water at one of the country’s most loved beaches after a worrying find in the water.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: NewsWire Photos: JANUARY 17 2024: Police are seen investigating at Shelly Beach in Manly on Sydney's North Shore after a female Tourist drowned here today. Paramedics, Emergency Services and Police arrived and tragically she died at the scene. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Newlywed killed in drowning at popular beach

Details have emerged about how a woman, 32, drowned at a popular Sydney beach.

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