The Editorial Team

Brooke RolfeAfternoon Homepage Editor

Brooke covers a broad range of general news including health, human interest, environment, current affairs and social media. She started at news.com.au after shifting from Yahoo News Australia in June 2021, having previously worked with Daily Mail Australia. In 2017, Brooke moved “over east” from her hometown, Bunbury in West Australia, where she worked for a regional newspaper after graduating with a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from Curtin University in 2015.

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ExclusiveAustralian Economy

Rancid discovery in house exposes crisis

‘Dry retching’: Open home exposes crisis

A disgusting discovery has been made in a house that is shockingly for sale for four times its value from five years ago.

Other Industries

Two pics infuriating Australians Two pics infuriating Australians

Before and after pics anger locals

A stretch of grass in Western Australia has caused an all-out war between locals and council, and it’s only getting worse.

Drinks

‘It’s a joke’: Cafe photo infuriates locals

A coastal cafe has come under fire following a decision that customers say has caused distressing scenes in the community.

Eat

gross scenes inside mcdonald's in newcastle

Cockroaches, maggots found in Maccas store

Stomach churning footage has revealed what’s going on inside a NSW Maccas store, and it’s not pretty.

Business

‘Underutilised’ item making Aussies rich

Aussies making $100k a year doing nothing

Australians are criminally neglecting a common household item that could be making them rich.

At Work

‘We apologise’: 13yo let go from cafe

A busy cafe has come under fire from furious parents claiming their children have been unfairly let go.

US Politics

(FILES): This file photo obtained December 7, 2016 courtesy of TIME shows then US president-elect Donald Trump as Person of the Year cover. US President Donald Trump on Friday, November 24, 2017 said he turned down being named Time's "Person of the Year" after the magazine asked him for an interview and photo shoot but did not confirm he would be chosen. He tweeted: "Time Magazine called to say that I was PROBABLY going to be named 'Man (Person) of the Year,' like last year, but I would have to agree to an interview and a major photo shoot. "I said probably is no good and took a pass. Thanks anyway!" The magazine confers the distinction on a person who "for better or for worse... has done the most to influence the events of the year." Trump was named the magazine's 2016 "Person of the Year" following his election, in an edition which carried the title "President of the Divided States of America." / AFP PHOTO / TIME Inc. / Nadav KANDER / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE / MANDATORY CREDIT: " AFP PHOTO / TIME , Inc. / Nadav Kander / NO MARKETING / NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS / DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Trump to be named Person of the Year

A tumultuous year for Donald Trump may about to be closed off by an incredibly sought after accolade.

News Life

Moment vegan activist targeted Moment vegan activist targeted

Vegan activist targeted while eating dinner

The Perth local was enjoying a meal with her partner when she was suddenly struck by a stranger.

Mining

Mining CEO detained in Africa

The CEO of an Australian mining company has been detained in West Africa.

Health Problems

Massive eye mistake most Aussies make

Alarming research has revealed news no Aussie wants to hear, but it’s come just in time for people to protect themselves for summer.

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