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Jack is a news reporter at news.com.au. He has worked in newsrooms in Queensland and Tasmania – most recently as a senior digital producer in Hobart. From courts to country footy, Jack has covered just about everything during his four years with News Corp Australia.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos 3rd June 2021: Stock images of Costco, Kilburn, Adelaide. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Kelly Barnes

Dreaded Covid-era act escalates

Costco is the latest retailer in Australia to limit the sale of eggs to customers, mirroring a restriction Aussies loathed during the Covid pandemic.

Health

Calls to treat cocaine like booze and ciggies

Cocaine ‘should be available like alcohol’

There are calls to take a bold step against cocaine in Australia with recent revelations showing the war against it is all but lost.

BreakingRoyals

A handout photograph taken and released on June 11, 2024 by British animal activist movement Animal Rising shows the new official portrait of King Charles III, painted by British artist Jonathan Yeo, covered with the face of animation character Wallace, as the painting was displayed at the Philip Mould gallery, on Pall Mall, central London. Protestors on June 11, 2024 covered an official portrait of King Charles III with the face of the eccentric, cheese-loving animation character Wallace to campaign for better animal welfare on farms. Activists said the protest was aimed at raising awareness about practises at Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) certified farms. (Photo by Animal Rising / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY MENTION OF THE ARTIST UPON PUBLICATION - TO ILLUSTRATE THE EVENT AS SPECIFIED IN THE CAPTION RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / Animal Rising " - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS /

King Charles portrait hit by vandalism

A controversial portrait of the has been truly defaced, less than a month after it was revealed to the world.

Retail

‘Don’t stockpile’: Covid-era warning returns

Covid-era warning no Aussie wants to hear

There are concerns that a major Australian retailer might have unintentionally encouraged Covid-style “panic buying”.

Animals

Missing mum found in python’s belly

A heartbroken husband has shared his grief after his wife, a mother of four, was found dead inside the belly of a monster python.

Radio

Fordham rages at Dan Andrews honour

Two former premiers have been awarded the nation’s highest honour, but their controversial handling of the Covid-19 pandemic has enraged critics.

Travel Warnings

Insane pics of ‘sinkhole’ eating Aussie beach

Massive sinkhole eats up Aussie beach

Incredible images from an iconic Aussie tourist location show a dramatic transformation as a ‘sinkhole’ eats up a beach.

On the Road

Ex-cop’s nasty surprise after buying $60k ute

An Aussie who bought a ute, believing it would be the ultimate town cruiser and strong enough for the odd caravan trip, has had a nasty reality check.

Restaurants & Bars

Iconic eatery shuts down after 73 years

This 73-year-old Aussie burger joint has survived several recessions and a pandemic, but a new threat delivered a fatal blow.

PicturesScience

Remote rivers and streams in northern Alaska's Brooks Range are turning orange due to minerals exposed by thawing permafrost. This has significant implications for drinking water and fisheries in Arctic watersheds as the climate continues to change. Picture: Ken Hill/National Park Service

Idyllic rivers turned to ‘milky orange juice’

Some of the most pristine, crystal-blue waterways in the world have turned into ‘milky orange juice’, and a new study suggests there’s cause for concern.

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