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Carly Douglas is a reporter at the Herald Sun, covering courts, state politics, breaking and general news. She was previously a News Corp cadet journalist. Prior to starting at News Corp she worked at The Australian Jewish News.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL, 28, 2021: A Woolworth supermarket in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Joel Carrett

Huge price drop on popular item

Woolworths has decreased the price of over 400 everyday items to help customers keep up with the rising cost of living.

Drinks

7-Eleven doubles price of popular servo item

Gone are the days of pulling into your local servo for this all-time favourite and scoring it at its famously super cheap price.

Environment

22/08/22 Australians are being warned to prepare for a fierce cold front this week, as freezing temperatures, rainfall, storms and snow settle in across the country. South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania will be the first hit by plunging temperatures on Monday before the trend moves up into central and eastern NSW on Tuesday.

Fierce cold front to hammer four states

Freezing temperatures, chilly winds, thunderstorms and heavy snowfall are forecast to hit Australia’s east coast this week.

News

MUNDI MUNDI FESTIVAL AUGUST 20, 2022. A State of Origin battle for the Nutbush world record has gone to Queensland today, as more than 3,700 outback revellers at the Broken Hill Mundi Mundi Bash music festival danced across the Mundi Mundi Plains – falling painfully short of the World Record for the Largest ‘Nutbush City Limits’ Dance and keeping the record in the Sunshine State. Picture: Matt Williams

Mundi Mundi Nutbush WR attempt falls short

In a State of Origin style battle, thousands of NSW bootscooters have fallen short of beating Queensland’s nutbush world record.

Food

Price of popular food item to skyrocket

Chicken lovers will be forking out more for their roasts, nuggets and burgers as yet another price hike sets in.

Couple rescued from burning supercar

Professional race car driver Chris Pappas was pulled from his burning McLaren supercar after a horror crash.

News

(FILES) In this file photo taken on July 11, 2013, software engineer Travis Lerol takes aim with an unloaded Liberator handgun in the backyard of his home. The Liberator is the first gun that can be made entirely with parts from a 3D printer and computer-aided design (CAD) files downloaded from the Internet. A US gun rights activist and entrepreneur vowed on July 31, 2018, to fight attempts to block his free publication of blueprints for 3D-printed firearms, as US President Donald Trump signaled he was skeptical about whether the plans should be readily available. / AFP PHOTO / Robert MACPHERSON

Major bust as ‘homemade weapons’ found

A homemade weapon capable of firing gunshot rounds was one of multiple 3D printed guns seized in a raid this week.

Motoring

Driving law overhaul after teen’s death

The family of Sophia Naismith who was killed in a horror crash have welcomed new reforms following “devastating” court decision.

News

Deputy Commissioner Paul Taylor and Chief Superintendent Ray Rohweder have been revealed as the two top cops who made inappropriate comments. Photo: News Corp Australia

Top cop stood down over seven words

A top police officer blurted out a seven-word “joke” that was slammed as disrespectful and misogynist – and now his colleagues have taken action against him.

NewsWire

Senator slams ‘handballing’ of major issue

A senator has warned a movement to tackle some of Australia’s biggest social issues is merely a way for politicians to escape responsibility.

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