Cost of Aussie breakfast staple to soar
Bad weather and disease is making an iconic Aussie breakfast staple harder to find on supermarket shelves – and farmers reckon prices are going to get even worse.
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11yo hospitalised after using manicure set
An 11 year-old girl has allegedly suffered severe third-degree burns after using nail glue bought from a popular Chinese online retailer.
Aussie ports targeted in Gaza protests
Ports across the country have been the target of peaceful protesters as calls for boycotts against Israel mount.
‘Urgent’: Blackout risk as green power stumbles
The Australian Energy Market Operator is warning of “reliability gaps” without the ‘timely’ delivery of more transmission and energy infrastructure.
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Cheap milk row shuts factories
HUNDREDS of jobs are expected to be lost with Australia’s largest milk processor Murray Goulburn announcing it will shut three factories.
Man sues Coke over ‘mouse in can’
A MAN who claims to have found a dead mouse in his can of Coke is suing the soft drink maker saying he missed work and became ill.
Amazon’s secret weapon revealed
AS AMAZON breaks its silence on its Australian launch, it has quietly unveiled plans for another game-changing invention.
‘Human waste’ found in Coke cans
A DISTURBING theory is behind the discovery of suspected human waste in cans at a Coca Cola factory in Northern Ireland.
More carmakers boycott YouTube
CAR companies are staging a boycott after advertisements targeting specific YouTube users appeared next to offensive content.
Audi, VW’s defence is ‘mystifying’
THE ACCC is “mystified” that Audi and VW are seeking to defend themselves in a court action over software that allegedly distorted diesel emission data.
More cars for Holden in French deal
GENERAL Motors says that Holden won’t be left high and dry now the company that supplies a third of its cars has been sold to the French.
Holden to get a French accent
THE loss of the Commodore V8 was devastating enough, now future Holdens are set to have a significant French influence.
SUV sales overtake passenger cars
SALES of SUVs — also known as “faux-wheel-drives” — have overtaken passenger cars for the first time in Australian automotive history.
Holden charging big bucks for last V8s
HOLDEN dealers have been accused of trying to charge more than double or triple their normal fees for the last ever Commodore V8s.
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