$8k Pokemon card recovered after seller allegedly robbed
Detectives remain tight-lipped on how they retrieved the rare collectable card, citing “operational reasons” amid an ongoing investigation.
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Questions, frustrations over ‘hot zone’ after Westfield rampage
Critical care paramedic Chris Wilkinson has criticised the use of a ‘hot zone’ as frustrated ambos were told to leave the shopping centre where they had treated patients in the wake of the Bondi Junction stabbings.
Dodgy election guides trying to dupe voters into supporting Labor, Greens
An investigation has uncovered two popular vote compasses being pitched to Australians online and outside polling booths that have dodgy methodology skewed to left-leaning parties.
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Cops ‘photobomb’ Onefour in crackdown
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Footy greats add a touch of class to Olympics bid
The campaign to elevate touch football to Olympic status has been turbo-charged with the recruitment of two Australian sporting greats: NRL legend Brad Fittler and AFL Hall of Famer Marcus Ashcroft.
PM’s Budget power play: $150 for electricity bills
The Albanese government will spend $1.8bn on what it claims is a ‘responsible’ cash splash aimed at easing the cost of living, as Labor rushes to prepare an unexpected Federal Budget.
PM tells workers: ‘Don’t go into the office’
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‘I’ll stand by my son’: Icebergs founder responds to allegations
Famous hospitality figure Maurice Terzini has broken his silence about sexual misconduct allegations made against his son Sylvester Terzini.
Police seize hat in probe into body found in Sydney paddock
A black hat found in a northwestern Sydney backyard has been seized by police in a second operation in as many days, after a man’s body was found nearby last week.
Hayne offloads his final Parramatta investment unit
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‘They’re an anti-Semitic party’: Leeser blasts the Greens
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