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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JULY 10 2025: People are seen in the Sydney CBD as winds pick up across the country, with a Ãpolar blastÃ leading to plunging temperatures. Photo: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

Stay inside: Brutal weather to batter a state

Australians are being warned to reconsider non-essential outdoor activities as extreme weather batters a state.

Hail has pummelled residents across NSW, with more wild weather expected to hit as a cold front moves across parts of the country.

Hail, 400k lightning strikes in wild storms

Aussies have been smashed by large hail and intense lightning as storms smashed one state, with warnings more wild weather is on the way.

The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts severe storms for Sydney, the Hunter, mid-north coast and parts of the central west and Illawarra for Friday. Picture: BOM

‘Going off’: Huge hailstorm hits major city

Hail has started falling, as millions of Aussies brace for severe thunderstorms bringing damaging winds.

The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts severe storms for Sydney, the Hunter, mid-north coast and parts of the central west and Illawarra for Friday. Picture: BOM

Heat, huge storm set to smash coast

Hail has started falling, as millions of Aussies brace for severe thunderstorms bringing damaging winds.

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WATCH: Water bomber spirals out of control before crashing

Terrifying footage shows the moment a helicopter crashes into a lake as it picks up water to tackle raging wildfires in France. Watch the video.

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ALBANY CREEK, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos April 9, 2025: Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Murray Watt.Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Murray Watt is in Brisbane today with Labor Candidate for Dickson Ali France and Assistant Minister Anthony Chisholm. Picture: NewsWire / John Gass

Labor’s new attempt to pass climate laws

Environment Minister Murray Watt is set to fast-track Labor’s long-touted environmental reforms after they were deadlocked by the Greens.

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Antarctica disappears before our eyes

Antarctica disappears before our eyes

Our precious polar continent is losing a devastating amount of its sea ice, threatening our planet’s climate more every day.

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NSW floods March 11

Huge move on looming ‘$73bn’ threat

An independent MP is leading the charge in Canberra to help prepare Australians for a looming threat.

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Farms, radio, columns: Where are TV’s lost stars now?

They are many of the faces we’re used to seeing on our TV screens, but the landscape has changed drastically. WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

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A 2.8 magnitude earthquake was detected near Strathalbyn, about 50 kilometres southeast of Adelaide, just after 10pm Sunday.

Earthquake shakes Aussie state

An earthquake has rattled parts of an Aussie state overnight, with hundreds of residents reporting feeling the tremors.

Stephen Queen fell off a cliff at the popular Morialta Conservation Park hiking spot in Adelaideâs east. Photo: 9news

Man falls to his death picking up litter

A man who fell to his death at a popular hiking spot while trying to clean up rubbish has been remembered as a loving dad and passionate environmentalist.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 18, 2024: The Harvest moon pictured as it rises from Mount Kuring-Gai.Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw

Rare Black Moon coming, but there’s a catch

Australia will experience a rare ‘black moon’ this weekend – but the celestial phenomenon comes with a catch for eager stargazers.

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It’s been one of the wettest Augusts on record in one major city, but rain-soaked residents are about to get a reprieve.

When it will finally stop raining

It’s been one of the wettest Augusts on record in one major city, but rain-soaked residents are about to get a reprieve.

Central coast beaches closed after ystery balls wash ashore

‘Do not touch’: Mystery balls shut beaches

People have been advised to avoid beaches in one coastal area after council workers made this grim discovery.

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