‘Disaster’: Workers’ shock claims about banned NDIS provider
Australian employees of disgraced NDIS company Cocoon SDA Care have revealed more alleged failures involving offshore staff that affected its ability to help clients.
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New travel warning for Aussie tourists in Bali
Australians are being warned about the risks associated with travelling to Indonesia, particularly the holiday island of Bali, after a number of incidents.
Aussie workers’ pay rise revealed
More than 2.6 million Australians will have their pay packets boosted from July 1, with the size of the increase coming down to a tug-of-war between unions and business groups.
‘Smug’: Labor urged to change super tax
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been lashed for Labor’s refusal to deviate from the plan to increase the tax on Australians with $3 million or more in their super.
Accused Bali coke smuggler’s shock claim; family breaks cover
Australian Lamar Ahchee, who has been accused of trying to smuggle $1.14m worth of cocaine into Bali, has made a shocking claim as his family members arrived in Bali.
Jackman’s new flame steps out after Deb’s ‘betrayal’ jab
Hugh Jackman’s new flame Sutton Foster has broken cover days after Deborra-Lee Furness issued a scathing statement about her “traumatic journey of betrayal” while filing for divorce.
Controversial ACA toilet footage flushed by Supreme Court
A Current Affair has been banned from showing footage of an interview involving former reporter Seb Costello inside a women’s toilet with an employee of an embattled finance company.
‘Unsalvageable’: Coalition vows to ‘fight’ Labor’s super tax
New Coalition finance spokesman James Paterson says Labor’s super tax can never be fixed to apply to politicians equally due to “unrealised gains” component.
Piastri wins Spanish Grand Prix after Mad Max meltdown
Australia’s Oscar Piastri produced a faultless drive under intense pressure to win a wild Spanish Grand Prix and extend his lead in the Formula One world championship.
‘It stops with me’: West’s vow to protect Aussie kids from abusers
Actor, author and activist Madeleine West is determined to shield her seven children from abuse. She is now considering these questions on raising her seventh child.
‘Economic self-harm’: Albo lashes Trump’s new steel tariffs
While Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia is “totally up for” a conversation with the US about increasing defence spending, he is deeply unhappy with its new steel tariffs.
It’s war: grocery arms race between Woolworths, Coles, Aldi heats up
Coles will slash prices on a basket of groceries and supercharge it with bigger FlyBuys rewards as the grocery basket war between it, Woolworths and Aldi pays off for shoppers.
100+ NAMES: Building industry ‘blacklist’ includes bikies, gangland figures
A building industry “blacklist” of more than 100 names has emerged. Many of those on it have been linked to outlaw motorcycle gangs and the CFMEU. Unions are fuming.
Man wins $250k insurance payout on BMW he paid $65k for
A welfare recipient has won his collision claim against major insurer IAG, even when he faced fraud allegations. Here’s how he pulled it off.
Moment in Mushroom Cook trial that made Erin emotional
For the first time, Erin Patterson was being asked about the dead and dying. A detective wanted to understand why other people were dying from the lunch, while she was “not that ill”.
Cops’ major move on $200K cold case reward
Police have taken a major step on the financial reward for information on a woman’s murder, after our investigation into the cold case.
‘Cringey’: Australia hasn’t cancelled Katy Perry, but millions have
Katy Perry has endured months of backlash from her tour, producer – and that cringe-inducing space flight. No wonder she’s happy to be back in Australia.
WATCH: Aussie schoolgirl reaches ‘death zone’ on Mt Everest
A Melbourne teen got within 400m of Mt Everest’s summit until treacherous conditions forced her to abandon the mission, but she is refusing to give up.
Two new cruel twists in Aussie teen methanol poisoning probe
Two new cruel twists have emerged after Melbourne teens Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones were killed when backpacker hostel staff served them methanol-laced drinks in Laos. See the video.
Biggest problem Sussan Ley faces inside the Liberal party room
The Liberals face more pain getting back to an election win, with many saying Sussan Ley is up against party room challenges including Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s future.
Liquidated NDIS provider pays ex-reality star EA as staff wait
Claims Cocoon SDA Care executives – including former Bachelor contestant-turned EA – were paid last week, while others are allegedly owed thousands, have infuriated staff.
Hugh and Deb: Inside the demise of Hollywood’s golden couple
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness marriage defied the odds for almost three decades – until it didn’t. See how Hollywood’s golden relationship ended in a “traumatic betrayal”.
Prime suspect’s ‘over the top’ reaction as bikies blamed
The chief suspect in a chilling cold case murder has blamed bikies for a woman’s death within a day of her burned body being identified.
The terrorising murder letter I got as a killer was on the loose
A former receptionist has described the terror of receiving an anonymous letter falsely accusing her of murdering her one-time colleague.
New Covid strain hits Australia: See symptoms to watch for
A new highly contagious variant of Covid linked to a surges of cases throughout Asia has arrived in Australia, prompting expert calls for booster shots.
Dear Rachelle podcast: Listen to episode 12 now
Who killed Rachelle Childs? Innocent people, silenced by fear for decades, are breaking their silence. For Rachelle. Listen to the latest episode now.
The forgotten Sydney suburb Nassif left high and dry
Construction had not gone any further than foundations and an underground carpark when fugitive developer Jean Nassif abandoned it, but there is a glimmer of hope it could finally be finished.
Opposition leader promises ‘fresh approach’ after election disaster
Opposition leader Sussan Ley says there are ‘no scapegoats’ post-election as she declares a fresh start for the Liberal party.
Magda’s devastating cancer diagnosis: What you must know
Beloved TV icon Magda Szubanski’s diagnosis has thrown the spotlight on a rare type of blood cancer. Here’s what you need to know about the disease and its symptoms.
Rudd reveals what he really thinks about Trump’s tariffs
Kevin Rudd, who once called Donald Trump a “traitor to the West”, has weighed in on US-Australia relations amid the US President’s global tariffs.
Are these the winning $70M Oz Lotto numbers?
There are 47 numbers to choose from in tonight’s $70m lotto draw – so we asked the bot which ones are most commonly picked. But should you…
Surprising Aussie benefit of Trump trade
Australia could be one of the few countries that benefits from the fallout of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.
Resident Demands Help From City of Tampa as Road Floods
A suburban road began to flood in Tampa, Florida, on Monday, June 2, as the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a severe thunderstorm warning…
Lightning Strikes off Florida’s West Coast
Lightning struck near Naples, on the west coast of Florida, on Monday, June 2, footage shows. X user @pbyrond captured the moment lightning jolted…
Search for man after ‘drug deal gone wrong’
Police are hoping a man seen near what officers believe is a “drug deal gone horribly wrong” can help them piece together the circumstances that led to a 29yo’s death.
‘Absolute balderdash’: Albanese criticised for rejection to raise defence spending
The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan says the Labor Party is talking “absolute balderdash” to suggest they have increased defence…
Independent Nicolette Boele takes lead in Bradfield recount
Climate 200-backed independent Nicolette Boele has taken the lead in the Bradfield electorate.
Australia’s ski season off to a snowy start
Sky News Weather Meteorologist Rob Sharpe has talked about the snow set to hit Australia ahead of the ski season.
‘Not capable’: Albanese says Greens have ‘lost their way’
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the Greens Party have “lost their way” following the defection of Dorinda Cox to the Labor Party.
Why the RBA opted for smaller rate cut
Struggling households would have benefited from an ‘insurance against global trade risk’ outsized 50 basis point rate cut if it weren’t for one thing.
Colorado fire-bomb suspect planned attack for a year: prosecutors
An Egyptian national charged with tossing gasoline bombs at a pro-Israeli rally in Colorado, injuring a dozen people, spent a year planning his…
GPS artist’s epic car fail
A Strava artist creating a giant image of football hero Lionel Messi was hit with a messy aftermath.
Labrador Hoisted from 8-Meter Mine Shaft Four Days After Vanishing
A dog was very happy to be rescued on Monday, June 2, after falling down an eight-meter-deep mine shaft in regional Victoria, Australia. This…
7-Foot Alligator Puts Up a Fight as its Wrangled From Backyard Pool
A seven-footage alligator was wrangled from the backyard pool of a property in Jensen Beach, Florida, on Saturday, May 31, footage shows. Deputy…
Bali bombmaker opens coffee business
Convicted terrorist and bombmaker in the 2002 Bali bombings, Umar Patek, has launched a new business in Indonesia — claiming he is now “brewing…
‘Stripped’: Single Olympics image sparks fury
Stark new modelling shows what will happen to Brisbane as a result of the Olympic Games, and it has left some furious.
Graph reveals startling maths teacher shortage
Two in five Australian students are learning maths from teachers without formal qualifications in the subject. Here’s what our universities are doing to fix the out-of-field teaching emergency.
Albo’s Trump vow ahead of G7 summit
Anthony Albanese has revealed what he will raise with Donald Trump when they bump into each other at a major summit this month.
Pauline Hanson vows to call out the ‘hypocrites and liars’ within the Labor Party
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson discusses the fire risk of wind turbines in regional areas and criticises the Labor Party for their renewable…
John Pesutto ordered to pay $2.3 million debt in three weeks
Lawyers for Liberal MP Moira Deeming have filed a bankruptcy notice against Victoria’s former Liberal leader John Pesutto.
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