Gold Coast woman admits huge meth haul after vehicle search
A search of the defendant’s car uncovered a huge haul of contraband, including 15g of meth, date-rape drug GBL, and a variety of other substances and paraphernalia, a court has heard.
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Hurricanes lock in key championship piece
The Hobart Hurricanes hopes of defending their BBL title have received a massive boost with a much sought after player locked in.
‘Weren’t there’: Haunting moment at camp
A Camp Mystic counsellor has recalled the tragic moment she won’t “ever forget” in the wake of the catastrophic floods in Texas.
‘Drugged at music fest or party’: Labourer’s lagoon ambush excuse
A former labourer claims he has no memory of violently assaulting a woman at a popular Qld tourist destination.
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Territorians revved up over speed limit changes
The NT government has changed the speed limit on part of the Stuart Highway and Channel Island Road. Find out the details.
‘Enforce it’: Huge warning to servos after war
Servos across the country have been issued a stern warning as conflict continues in the Middle East.
Servos put on notice over petrol price spike
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has put petrol stations on notice, calling on them not to dud motorists with unjustifiably high prices amid the Israel-Iran conflict.
Teen found in bushland after widespread search
A teenager missing in the remote Northern Territory has been found after more than 48 hours. Read the details.
Boothby accused of failing to act on ‘crucial’ child death body
The body dedicated to reviewing child deaths in the NT has not met in eight months, with insiders accusing the Attorney-General of failing to act.
Update after baby dies in home birth
A baby boy died after two women, who police say lacked adequate training, knowledge or equipment, allegedly assisted in a home birth. More than two years later, both have faced court.
‘First World War, kinda nervous’: Gen Z reacts to global conflict
Dubbed “the most unserious generation”, Gen Z is responding to America’s strikes on Iran in the only way they know how. Vote in the poll.
‘Bloody expensive’: Qld families’ plea as state budget released
The bills for Qld families are mounting with never-ending increases in insurance, energy, childcare and basic necessities and one mum says it’s not viable to return to work.
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