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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - August 27, 2025: Party leader of the National Party of Australia David Littleproud during Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

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Nationals move to scrap Net Zero

The Nationals have delivered a fresh blow to Coalition leader Sussan Ley, voting to scrap net zero from their federal platform.

A young woman has died after being struck by lightning on the Sunshine Coast, with more wild and dangerous weather expected to smash millions this weekend.

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Huge storm cancels Halloween celebrations

Torrential rain and hail rolled through the east coast, forcing organisers to cancel Halloween events even as revellers donned costumes.

BOM chief executive Peter Stone .

BoM backflip after wild backlash

The forecaster has not ruled out making further changes to the site, which was relaunched last week and has copped serious criticism.

Australian in Jamaica talks of the horror of Hurricane Melissa

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‘That was crazy’: Aussie’s escape from unprecedented hurricane

A Queenslander caught in the path of Hurricane Melissa has spoken of his ordeal as the storm continues its terrifying path of destruction. SEE PHOTOS, VIDEO.

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Thousands of dead fish at The Marine Stadium at The Spit on the Gold Coast. Picture: Facebook

Shocking sight at beloved beach

Residents have expressed outrage and a council has started a clean-up, but authorities have said the water is safe for swimming.

Traveller Jackson Coffey spotted a saltwater crocodile below the surface of a waterhole moments before he was about to jump in for a swim.

Travellers’ lucky find before swim

Adventurer Jackson Coffey was about to swim at a waterhole in WA’s northwest when he spotted a potentially huge danger lying beneath the surface.

MELBOURNE , AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 3, 2021: General photo of the sun setting as seen from Taylors Lakes in Victoria.Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Luis Ascui

Daylight saving: Everything you need to know

Daylight saving has begun, giving about 18 million Australians an extra hour of afternoon daylight.

Millions of residents can expect a scorching weekend as warm weather sweeps the nation

40C scorcher for one part of Australia

It’s going to be a hot weekend for the majority of the nation, with some areas tipped to exceed 40C.

Sydney is set to face a scorching October

Proof it’s been wet, hot in major Aussie city

The city has recorded one of the wettest and hottest Septembers in more than 100 years, with more blistering conditions to come.

Opposition energy spokesman Dan Tehan backs nuclear. Picture: NewsWire / AFP

Huge hint on Coalition energy plans

The Coalition has given its biggest clue yet on what its post-election policy will be.

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NRG Gladstone Power Station.

Update on future of Qld’s largest power plant

The state’s largest coal-fired power plant has announced it will close six years earlier than expected.

Matt Kean backs go slow on EV charge 4:3

Big issue with EV road use charge

The boss of a key climate change body has backed a cooling on a road charge for electric vehicle users.

Powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake rocks the Philippines

Powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake rocks the Philippines

People rushed to flee buildings after a powerful and deadly 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Cebu province in the Philippines…

Meteorologists warn Australians to brace for a chaotic summer of extremes as rare weather phenomena threaten to unleash cyclones and heatwaves across different regions.

Chaotic summer looms for millions

Millions of Aussies are facing a dangerous and chaotic summer – with forecasts of tropical cyclones, severe heatwaves and soaring temperatures tipped to hit the nation over the coming months.

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