Aussie victim of murderous Bali raid remembered as ‘loving man’
The wife of Australian Zivan Radmanovic, who was gunned down in Bali, has paid tribute to ‘the best dad in the world’ in a touching letter.
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Aussies caught in Middle East flights chaos
The Middle East conflict has prompted global flight cancellations and delays – including on many routes departing from Australia.
‘Broke arm in home accident’: SA employers big comp payouts
An Adelaide council staffer who broke her arm while working from home is among the growing number of Australians who won workers compensation payouts. See the others.
More cheap flights to Aussies’ hot overseas holiday hotspot
Thanks to the television megahit, The White Lotus, travellers are flocking to this holiday hotspot and Jetstar has allocated 100,000 more seats to meet the demand. See the deals here.
Delays as Bali flights resume after volcanic eruption
A volcanic eruption in Indonesia has disrupted travel for more than 14,000 passengers with delays and backlogs still expected.
Aviation regulator orders Air India to remove officials
New Delhi’s civil aviation regulator has ordered Air India to remove three officials from their roles over “systemic failures”, as the carrier comes under scrutiny after the deadly crash.
Accessory charge over death of man found partially buried
A second person has been charged over the death of Johnny Birch, whose partially buried body was found in Sydney’s northwest last month.
We’re everyday Aussies like you – the true toll of Trump’s tariffs
Australians are facing a widespread hit from Trump’s tariffs, including farmers, winemakers and manufacturers. SEE THEIR STORIES
Sydney University cracks down on student group over ‘genocide’ claim
The University of Sydney has issued an official warning to the Conservatorium of Music’s student body following its use of an orientation event to spruik its pro-Palestine stance on the Gaza conflict.
Incredible vision of waves ripping through Bondi Icebergs
Bondi’s famous pool is facing a damage bill worth hundreds of thousands of dollars after ferocious waves destroyed glass panels and ripped through parts of the club. Watch the video
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