‘So painful’: Ozempic users suffer shingles outbreaks
A leading expert has sounded a warning bell for users of Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy to be aware the popular drugs can set off the agonising shingles virus.
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Woman in financial ruin after Bondi Vet AI romance scam
Sophisticated scammers bombarded a woman with messages, tricking her into believing she was in a romantic relationship with Dr Chris Brown, the Bondi Vet, and had her hand over her life savings.
Saving O’Keefe from overdose changed drug dealer daughter: Dad
She supplied the heroin fallen star Andrew O’Keefe overdosed on, then saved his life with CPR. Sober eight months, socialite Elisha Dalah has an addiction her multi-millionaire father says is ‘a demon’ within.
Ex-NRL bad boy pledges support for children in hospital
Ex-NRL bad boy John Hopoate skipped church on Sunday, but he insists he was still doing the Lord’s work. Watch him speak at a charity function in Sydney.
Your taxes pay for RBA workers’ lunches, healthcare
While regular Australians are getting slugged $6 or more for their morning coffee, their taxes are subsidising cafes at the Reserve Bank where workers can get a caffeine fix for less than $2.
MacGill’s coffee hit as he awaits sentencing for cocaine supply
Fallen cricketer Stuart MacGill cut a jovial figure at a cafe near his Cremorne home as he awaits his sentence hearing — and potential jail — for supplying cocaine.
‘I am always helping people’: Businessman stripped of OAM
George Ghossayn’s gong, awarded in 2016 for his services to the Lebanese community and philanthropy, was cancelled after his company was found guilty and fined for illegally dumping asbestos waste
Bad boy Hoppa’s ‘punishment’ shows law is a knitwit
After he was found guilty of driving while disqualified, a magistrate asked NRL bad boy John Hopoate to pick his punishment – he chose knitting. Now, road safety advocates are slamming the decision.
‘Too easy’: Alarm as weight loss jabs prescribed online in minutes
Doctors and health experts have raised “grave concerns” about the ease of weight loss drugs being doled out online within minutes of telehealth consultations, warning it could have fatal consequences.
‘Lithgow loner’: Millionaire turned sulking killer doomed to die in tiny cell
He once wined and dined Sydney’s elite but now former property developer Ron Medich is resigned to die in his prison cell, refusing to talk to officers or exercise in his backyard at Lithgow jail.
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