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Man alleged horror act to 98 kangaroos

A man has been charged after dozens of kangaroos were found shot on an Australian military base.

Residents have been urged to leave as multiple bushfires continue raging across western areas of regional Victoria.The bushfire in the Grampions, which first started burning at the Grampians National Park on Thursday, has now exceeded 29,000 hectares in size. More than 300 firefighters are battling to keep the blaze under control. , Residents in Bellfield, Bellfield Settlement, Flat Rock Crossing, Fyans Creek, Grampians Junction and Halls Gap have been told to leave immediately. Picture: Supplied

Bushfires to rage ‘well into January’

Bushfire conditions are expected to worsen in the coming days as temperatures soar across Victoria, after residents evacuate high danger areas.

** HOLD FOR NETWORK - 23/12/24 **Turbine stacks at the Hunter Power Project. Pic Credit - Snowy Hydro Ltd

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‘Fiasco’: Albo can’t deliver on green promise

A new power plant that Anthony Albanese vowed would receive $700m in extra funding so it could be fuelled by green hydrogen “from the beginning” has not received any of the money.

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Upgraded firefighting equipment since the catastrophic Black Summer bushfires include new and upgraded fire trucks, helicopters and personal protective wear. Picture: Supplied by NSW Rural Fire Service

Aussies on high alert for Black Summer 2.0

Millions are being urged to prepare for another possible brutal few weeks of bushfires as communities mark five years since the Black Summer tragedy.

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A frame grab from handout video footage taken on December 18, 2023 and released on December 19 by the Queensland Police Service shows flood damage around Cairns, northeastern Australia's Queensland state. Queensland has been battered by damaging winds and driving rain in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Jasper, which barrelled in off the Coral Sea late last week. (Photo by Handout / QUEENSLAND POLICE SERVICE / AFP) / ----EDITORS NOTE ----RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE MANDATORY CREDIT

Search for man missing in floodwater

Authorities are searching for a man missing during the floods as rescue efforts continue to focus on those still stranded.

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Millions of Australians are planning to put themselves in the path of danger as they embark on holiday trips without considering dangerous weather.

Hidden danger in common Aussie act

Millions of Australians are planning to put themselves in the path of danger while taking part in one time honoured Summer tradition.

A Queensland man took it upon himself to rescue locals trapped in flooding in Far North Queensland on his jetski after authorities struggled.

Jetski rescuer praised as flood hero

A Queensland man took it upon himself to rescue locals trapped in flooding in Far North Queensland on his jetski after authorities struggled.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - DECEMBER 19, 2023.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (left) receives a briefing from QPS Deputy Commissioner Shane Chelepy at the Kedron Emergency Centre for a crisis meeting relating to Cyclone Jasper.Picture: Dan Peled / NCA NewsWire

New warning as flood clean-up begins

A new warning has been issued for people in the Far North Queensland flood zone, while the Prime Minister has made a big financial announcement for victims.

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The intense heat from the blaze caused a thunderstorm. Photo: RFS

Mammoth fire brings smoke to Sydney

An enormous out-of-control bushfire is affecting millions of people hundreds of kilometres away after burning through more than 100,000 hectares of land.

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‘Crocodiles’: Horror warning amid floods

Queenslanders have been warned that a deadly animal may be lurking in the water as the state’s north is ravaged by floods.

Bob Katter brandishes a piece of driftwood.

Katter’s wild Gestapo rant over road closures

In a blustering rant, Federal MP Bob Katter likened the Queensland government as the “Gestapo” after roads were closed in the far north due to flooding.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, December 21, 2022. Christmas shopping crowds in Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

What’s open this Christmas?

Stay organised with our easy-to-follow guide to Christmas 2023’s trading hours and public holidays across every state and territory in Australia.

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Family underestimate their giant Christmas tree unveiling at home

A family fell into fits of laughter after realising their 24-foot Christmas tree may be too large for their living room, which amassed over 10.1…

CPR was performed on a man in his 50s, who had been pulled from a pool, however he could not be revived and died at the scene.

Tragedy as man dies in backyard pool

Six people have drowned since the start of December, with emergency services deeply concerned about what’s to come as Sydney is set to face more hot temperatures this summer.

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