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A bushfire burned through about 14 hectares after it broke out about 2.20am at Blanket Bay Rd and Red Hill Track in Cape Otway on Wednesday. Picture: Victoria Emergency.

Police probe bushfire that cut off 100 campers

A bushfire that left about 100 campers stranded and forced dozens more to evacuate is now being treated as a criminal investigation.

Iconic cars in legal crosshairs

Iconic cars of yesteryear and some of the most common work cars on Australian roads today are the target of a new lawsuit, levelled against Holden owner General Motors.

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An Aussie hiker found almost two weeks after he disappeared in the gruelling alpine wilderness was able to survive because of one key thing.

Inside missing hiker’s 13-day survival

An Aussie hiker found almost two weeks after he disappeared in the gruelling alpine wilderness was able to survive because of one key thing.

Queenslanders have been left awed by photos of a rare weather phenomenon in the state’s southeast.

Stunning photos as ‘UFO’ hits regional Qld

Queenslanders have been left awed by photos of a rare weather phenomenon in the state’s southeast.

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Tropical Cyclone Kirrily is expected to make impact on Wednesday. Picture WeatherZone.JPG

Fears of 120km/h winds from cyclone hell

One Aussie state is bracing for the worst amid fears of 120km/h wind gusts and intense rainfall after battling scorching heatwave temperatures.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos - Thursday, 14 December, 2023:Chris Minns, Premier of New South Wales, photographed speaking at Blakehurst High School, to mark the release of NSW HSC results for the Class of 2023. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Monique Harmer

‘Sad truth’ for flood, bushfire victims

The NSW Premier has flagged the state needs to improve how it responds to natural disasters, saying “Queensland does it better”.

Tens of thousands of Queenslanders are without power as temperatures tip over 40 degrees, with another weather threat just days away.

Thousands without power after storms

Tens of thousands of Queenslanders are without power as temperatures tip over 40 degrees, with another weather threat just days away.

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Villagers were buried in the landslide. Picture: Xinhua

Deadly landslide strikes in China

A deadly landslide has struck in China’s Yunnan province, with multiple people feared dead and many others buried.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos August 01, 2022: A general view of a gas stove hot plate, asAustralia faces a gas crisis, the ACCC are placing pressure on the federal government and exporters to take action. Picture: NCA Newswire /Gaye Gerard

New deal answer to cheaper energy prices

With households and businesses facing a potential gas supply shortfall, a new agreement has been signed to drive down prices.

Push to ban beloved home design trend

Push to ban beloved home design trend

It’s the popular trend you’ll see almost everywhere, from The Block to high-end magazines, but experts want it urgently forbidden.

Teens rescued from Warriwood Blowhole. Picture Nine 5.JPG

Teen’s heroic rescue after cliff jump

A 16-year-old lifesaver battled rough surf to rescue a group of boys stuck inside a cave after a cliff jump ended in injury.

Tropical Cyclone could make severe impact. Picture Weatherzone.JPG

Cyclone to ‘intensify’ as it nears Aus

Communities shattered by the last cyclone could be in for a belting as experts predict a severe cyclone will reach land within days.

Lake McKenzie is a freshwater lake located on Fraser Island, Australia. The white silica sand and pure waters are some of the biggest attractions in Australia.

Deadly danger lurking Aussie beaches

A spate of jellyfish stings in the pristine island waters of a world-heritage paradise have prompted a warning.

Heatwave in three states. Picture Windy.JPG

Thousands told to stay inside amid heatwave

Three states are currently experiencing a heatwave, as authorities urge residents to stay inside and away from the heat.

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