Albo defends controversial sheep decision
Anthony Albanese has defended a controversial policy while in Perth after facing accusations he is “turning his back” on farmers.
Western Australia
Twist as shark shuts down iconic beach
A shark has become trapped on the swimmer-side of a net, shutting down an iconic Aussie beach, with one local taking things into their own hands.
More wild weather for storm-smashed states
Parts of eastern Australia have been told to stay alert after being battered by heavy rain and storms overnight, with warnings more could already be on the way.
‘Devastated’: Seaplane owners break silence
The owners of the seaplane that crashed off Rottnest Island, killing the pilot and two passengers have expressed their sorrow after the tragic accident.
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Aussie police raid overseas scam centre
Police are racing to identify Aussie romance scam victims following a raid at an overseas scam centre that resulted in the arrest of 250 alleged cyber criminals.
Mystery of huge outback ‘scar’ solved
The chance discovery of a mammoth 11-kilometre long scar in the earth in Australia’s remote outback sparked intrigue and conspiracy.
’Screaming’: Woman charged with bf’s death
A woman has been charged with manslaughter after the death of her boyfriend in Perth over the weekend.
State’s bold move to lure Kiwi tradies
In a bid to solve crippling labour shortages and a worsening housing crisis, Kiwi tradies are being offered a big incentive.
Huge cost of vegan’s bizarre rant
A notorious vegan activist must pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages after accusing a suburban vet of eating her animal patients.
Horror moment evil father killed two women
The daughter of a man who killed two women while he was looking for his wife has relived the terrifying moment the deadly shots were fired.
Only weeks left to send Christmas parcels
Only a few weeks remain for people to send their Christmas parcels to reach their destination in time for the big day.
Couple heard arguing before man’s death
A woman has been charged with manslaughter following a heated argument with a man who was found unresponsive on the side of a road.
Controversial misinformation Bill scrapped
Proposed laws aimed at targeting misinformation and disinformation proliferating social media have been culled after it failed to garner support.
Laos’ big move after mass poisoning
Australians Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles, both 19, died in Thai hospitals this week after falling ill with suspected methanol poisoning.
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