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‘Zero’: Rogan unleashes on California leader

The podcaster and his guest Mel Gibson have laid into the state’s governor Gavin Newsom over claims he failed to protect LA.

AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - General view editorial generic stock photo of Australian cash money currency. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

Big admission on much-hyped energy plan

The Coalition’s finance spokeswoman has dropped a major admission about the opposition’s nuclear energy plan.

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A bushfire burned through about 14 hectares after it broke out about 2.20am at Blanket Bay Rd and Red Hill Track in Cape Otway on Wednesday. Picture: Victoria Emergency.

Police probe bushfire that cut off 100 campers

A bushfire that left about 100 campers stranded and forced dozens more to evacuate is now being treated as a criminal investigation.

Iconic cars in legal crosshairs

Iconic cars of yesteryear and some of the most common work cars on Australian roads today are the target of a new lawsuit, levelled against Holden owner General Motors.

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Cooling off from the searing heat in the Broadwater at Paradise Point is mother and son Heidi Sebastian and Charlie 2 from Hope Island. Heidi couldn't think of a better way to get Charlie to burn off some energy, cool down, and learn at the same time. . . Picture Glenn Hampson

Extreme weather forecast for Australia Day weekend

From a tropical cyclone to flooding and extreme heat, many Australians are in for wild weather this weekend. See what’s in store.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 12, 2024: Signage on fences around a closed Sydney's Rozelle Parklands. Sydney's Rozelle Parklands is closed not long after it opened in December last year due to asbestos being found in the park.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

More asbestos found across Sydney

More sites in Sydney have tested positive for asbestos, as the park where the contaminated mulch was first discovered remains locked down.

Stingray disfigured at Perth river. Picture: Facebook

‘Awful’: Gruesome find at popular river

A beloved sea creature was found disfigured on the banks of the popular tourist spot, raising concerns about an emerging trend.

Doomsday Clock has been reset, reveals how close humanity is to destruction: ‘Global catastrophe’. Picture: Supplied

‘Global catastrophe’: Doomsday Clock reset

The Doomsday Clock has been set to 90 seconds to midnight for the second year in a row, reflecting the “unprecedented danger” the world faces.

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Australia Day weather forecast revealed

Heat, storms set to batter Aus Day

Storms, heatwave conditions and cyclones – Aussies across the country’s capital cities will be experiencing it all this Australia Day as the national outlook is revealed.

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An extreme heatwave will affect the Mid North Coast and Hunter districts while the rest of the state will suffer through a less intense heatwave.

‘Dangerous’ heatwave hits NSW

NSW residents have been warned they could be in danger from an extreme heatwave that is currently making its way towards Sydney.

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Australia Day weather: Cyclone Kirrily and hot weather in store. Picture: Windy.com.

Dire warning as cyclone prepares to hit

A dire warning has been issued as a freak weather system prepares to hit land and bring “destructive” wind and “intense” rainfall.

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Tropical Cyclone Kirrily is expected to make impact on Wednesday. Picture WeatherZone.JPG

Fears of 120km/h winds from cyclone hell

One Aussie state is bracing for the worst amid fears of 120km/h wind gusts and intense rainfall after battling scorching heatwave temperatures.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos - Thursday, 14 December, 2023:Chris Minns, Premier of New South Wales, photographed speaking at Blakehurst High School, to mark the release of NSW HSC results for the Class of 2023. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Monique Harmer

‘Sad truth’ for flood, bushfire victims

The NSW Premier has flagged the state needs to improve how it responds to natural disasters, saying “Queensland does it better”.

Tens of thousands of Queenslanders are without power as temperatures tip over 40 degrees, with another weather threat just days away.

Thousands without power after storms

Tens of thousands of Queenslanders are without power as temperatures tip over 40 degrees, with another weather threat just days away.

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