Panic buying spreads beyond Victoria
Supermarket shelves in some stores in NSW have been stripped of toilet roll as the surge in demand spreads across the border from Victoria.
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Ikea shelves nearly stripped bare
The furniture giant has become the latest retailer to find itself with empty shelves as customer demand surges.
Qantas to dump flagship planes in desert
They were the flagship of the Qantas fleet and loved by customers but now they could spend up to three years sitting idle as demand crashes.
Boss stole $111k to fund online sex
A court has been told that a former Meals on Wheels boss stole more than $100k from the charity to pay for his sex addiction.
Horror moment man left with knife in head
A man in New York has stunned onlookers as he calmly walked around city streets with a knife stuck in his head. Warning: Graphic images
North Korea resurrects annoying tactic
North Korea is furious at anti-Pyongyang leaflets sent across the border. So it’s erected a very annoying tool to use against the South.
Coles worker tests positive for COVID
A staff member at a major Coles distribution centre in Melbourne is one of the 17 people confirmed to have contracted coronavirus in Victoria today.
Second wave of panic buying hits
A major supermarket has confirmed that there is a new rush on loo roll as concern grows in Melbourne over a growing number of virus cases.
Mystery cluster could rewrite history
The deaths of up to 40 people including children in California are now being re-examined in a chapter that might rewrite global history of coronavirus.
Australia set to ban e-cigarette imports
Australia already makes it hard to smoke e-cigarettes, a new law set to be introduced next month will make it almost impossible.
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