NSW opens border to Victorians
Victorians can travel to New South Wales from November 23 without the need to quarantine, as South Australia and Western Australia reveal dates when we can visit.
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Fatal fire tornado survivors’ crippling guilt
The two survivors of a fire tornado which killed RFS volunteer Sam McPaul still plays on the minds of two fireys as the bushfire season approaches
‘Moment I told crash dad he’d lost his wife and unborn twins’
Emerging from a coma, car crash victim Bronko Hoang was told by hospital worker Kaylene Tanti the unfathomable news his sister, wife and unborn twins hadn’t survived. In an emotional reunion, the pair spoke of the moment that changed their lives forever.
Melbourne to make major changes to its COVID restrictions
Melbourne’s hospitality and retail industries will finally reopen this week under new changes to be announced within the hour. This is what else is in store under the two-phase easing of the city’s restrictions.
‘You’re going to be on porn sites’: Girls duped into naked shoots
Police have spoken to teenage girls who complained they were targeted on social media by an alleged Honey Birdette talent scout who persuaded them to pose naked.
‘The Angel’: Quiet life of Maguire’s motorbike-loving ex
The former wife of the disgraced MP who had a secret five-year affair with Premier Gladys Berejiklian spends her time riding motorbikes and taking care of sick children.
‘Of course’ Maguire’s ex-wife knew of affair
Former Liberal MP Daryl Maguire became estranged from his wife almost a decade ago but family say she had known for “some time” of her ex-husband’s secret five-year romance with the Premier.
Guard stood down after telling woman in bikini to ‘put shorts on’
The overzealous security guard who ordered a woman to cover up in shorts while sunbathing in a skimpy bikini by the pool has been barred from patrolling her Sydney apartment complex and the woman issued an apology. READ THE APOLOGY LETTER
Bikini ban backdown: Guards told not to enforce ‘cover up’ rule
The security firm behind overzealous guards who lambast residents of a Zetland unit block for sunbathing in skimpy bikinis has ordered staff not to enforce strict poolside rules.
‘COVID loneliness could be harder to cure than virus’: Doctors
Chronically lonely people battling isolation wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic are exaggerating illnesses so they can visit hospital emergency departments to seek human interaction.
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