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Ed BourkeSports reporter

Ed Bourke is an AFL and AFLW reporter for the Herald Sun and CODE Sports. He is also quick to jump on the bandwagon whenever any cricket or tennis comes to town. Ed previously worked as a sports reporter at NewsWire after completing a cadetship at the Herald Sun in 2022.

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On the Road

Police block Frankston Flinders Road in Somerville to investigate an alleged aggravated burglary.

Motorcyclist killed by driver fleeing cops

The driver of an allegedly stolen vehicle evading a police pursuit has struck and killed a motorcyclist in NSW overnight.

UpdatedNewsWire

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, DECEMBER 1, 2022. The Grand Princess, cruise ship which has had an outbreak of COVID docks in Port Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Covid cruise ship docks in Melbourne

A cruise ship battling a Covid outbreak has arrived in Melbourne after reports it was turned away from other ports.

Breaking News

Traffic gridlock on Pennant Hills Road in Sydney's northwest, that will now continue with State Government, locals and shop owners in area upset after the Federal Government has posponed funds for construction of the F3 to M2 tunnel in budget.

Traffic chaos as M2 tunnel closes

Sydney commuters are facing long delays after a second truck became stuck on the M2.

Illness

Urgent recall for popular cold and flu product

Consumers in three states have been told to return a line of popular medicinal products following a production error.

Illness

No matter what you call it, earth-friendly gardening is mainly about common sense. – Fawcett Media

How to avoid falling victim to ‘horrible’ disease

People have been urged to take care dealing with soil and potting mix after the concerning rise of a potentially fatal disease.

Health

Multi-ethnic group of children colouring at a table while wearing protective face masks to avoid the transfer of germs.

Kids at two schools asked to wear masks

Teachers and parents at two primary schools will have to wear masks, while students have been “strongly encouraged” in the latest Covid wave.

Hacking

A close-up on an abstract design of a display, which is warning about a cyber attack. Multiple rows of hexadecimal code are interrupted by red glowing warnings and single character exclamation marks. The image can represent a variety of threats in the digital world: data theft, data leak, security breach, intrusion, etc...

Where hackers will strike next

An expert has revealed where data thieves are likely to target next as authorities say they will crack down on companies storing private information.

Breaking News

The $50 million Ipswich Powerball winner was a local grandmother.

Mystery Powerball winner finally found

The lone division one winner of Thursday’s $50m draw has been tracked down and contacted, having spent the weekend oblivious to their new-found riches.

On the Road

Focus on two Rubbish bins with rubbish truck in background lifting a bin

Motorcyclist left among rubbish after crash

A Melbourne man is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after witnesses found him by the side of a road following a crash.

Tasmania

Josh Pyke will perform in Townsville on December 17.

To Tassie to find happiness: Josh Pyke hits the road

The seasoned singer-songwriter says he is bringing an experimental new sound to Tasmania on his national tour. Tickets + more info.

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