Albo refuses to rule out calling election in cyclone aftermath
The election campaign could kick off as early as this weekend despite a looming cyclone, with the Prime Minister refusing to rule out the move.
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How texts with a cop revealed location of missing man’s body
An undercover cop from Western Australia who posed as a worried family member played a key role in finding where a missing man had been buried.
Quiet, even more deadly: Asian crime gangs are merciless
The murder of Chong Kai ‘Jacky’ Wong on a remote farm by members of his own drug cartel shows just how merciless Asian crime gangs can be, says crime editor MARK MORRI.
Controversial preacher who praised Hezbollah leader’s visa cancelled
The move halts a planned speaking tour through Sydney and Melbourne after Hussain Makk described Hassan Nasrallah as the world’s “greatest freedom fighter”.
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Surprise amount of beer Aussies drank last year
As the beer tax becomes a bigger political issue, it’s been revealed how much beer Australians consumed last year.
Party’s over: SES teams sent in to warn Byron as Alfred stalks coast
The SES has sent in emergency teams to Byron Bay to warn the town – especially tourists – of Cyclone Alfred’s predicted impact.
Fox, Denyer hit the rapids for water adventure show
Sydney’s west has been awash with adventure-seeking celebrities, from TV presenters to Olympic gold medallists, as they film an aquatic adventure show. Catch a glimpse here.
Minns on Lismore: Alfred behaving like ‘unwanted house guest’
The flood-battered Lismore region is in a holding pattern and major flood warnings are in place, with fears there will be 2022 deja vu all over again as Cyclone Alfred approaches.
Dad jailed for brutal roadside revenge attack with screwdriver
A father of three carried out a violent act of “retribution” after coincidentally spotting a woman who had stolen cash from his home.
Cyclone Alfred forces school closures, evacuation centres open
The NSW government has confirmed more than 265 schools and 16 TAFE campuses have been closed in Northern NSW as millions brace for impact of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. It comes as the NSW Government has activated the State Emergency Operations Centre.
‘No fear’: eSafety Commissioner takes X, Meta to task
Australia’s online safety watchdog has “no fear or favour” for any tech bosses as she launches a scathing new report on the world’s top digital platforms.
‘One-stop shop’: $47m wellbeing centre for neurological patients opens
A “familiar, welcoming” centre that provides accommodation, occupational therapy and support for people living with progressive neurological problems has opened in Sydney’s west.
From back brace to NSW Waratahs for teen Queensland cricket ace
The name is familiar and so is the face but this rising star of rugby is playing different sports to the one that made his dad a household name and sent his cousin to the Olympics.
Staff to be quizzed over vulgar ’sperm’ game
Staff at the Office of the Children’s Guardian will be quizzed about a “vulgar” game of “pin the sperm on the uterus” featuring staff baby photos on the “sperm”.
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