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Tornado tears through Melbourne

Thousands of homes have been left without power as storms smashed one state, with wild photos of large hail emerging amid weather warnings.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - 23 OCTOBER 2025: Residents of one of SydneyÃs plushest streets have banded together to cull a stretch of trees blocking their views of the Harbour and Opera House. In a petition to Waverley Council, which takes in SydneyÃs iconic beachside suburbs including Bondi and Bronte, homeowners along Myuna Road in Dover Heights said a line of Tuckeroo Trees planted on their street had grown to block off their Ãiconic viewsÃ.Picture: Christian Gilles / NewsWire

Millionaires win fight for Opera House views

It’s a street filled with multimillion-dollar houses, but some of the residents aren’t happy with a line of trees blocking their Opera House views.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - 23 OCTOBER 2025: Residents of one of SydneyÃs plushest streets have banded together to cull a stretch of trees blocking their views of the Harbour and Opera House. In a petition to Waverley Council, which takes in SydneyÃs iconic beachside suburbs including Bondi and Bronte, homeowners along Myuna Road in Dover Heights said a line of Tuckeroo Trees planted on their street had grown to block off their Ãiconic viewsÃ.Picture: Christian Gilles / NewsWire

Millionaires win fight for Opera House views

It’s a street filled with multimillion-dollar houses, but some of the residents aren’t happy with a line of trees blocking their Opera House views.

A teenager has been attacked by a crocodile in far north Queensland.

14yo boy attacked by croc as sightings rise

A teenage boy has been attacked by a crocodile in Far North Queensland, with several sightings of the animal now reported in the area.

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Sydney region radar at 4am on Thursday, September 11, 2025. Picture: Supplied / Weatherzone

Sydney smashed by wettest day in 146 years

Sydney has recorded its wettest September day in almost 150 years as wild weather continues to smash the state.

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‘Tornadoes’: Millions brace for wild night

Residents in large parts of NSW are being advised to stay indoors as wild weather continues to wreak havoc across the state.

Tornado northwest of Young, NSW today . Picture: NSW RFS South West Slopes Zone

‘Stay indoors’: Tornado sweeps through NSW

A fire tower camera has captured a tornado tear through pastoral land during severe thunderstorms in NSW.

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Dead marine life along the Ardrossan coastline in the Yorke Peninsula. Pictured on 28th July 2025. Picture Ben Clark

‘Biggest fear’: Grim warning on beach crisis

An Aussie state’s algal bloom crisis has killed scores of marine wildlife and decimated industries. Now, there are fears it could get worse.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos 03 AUGUST 2022 : Workers clean up at a house in Menzies Creek in the eastern suburbs after wild winds brought down trees and powerlines throughout the night and early this morning. Picture : NCA NewsWire / Ian Currie

Grim weather warning for millions of Aussies

Wind, not floods or fires, has emerged as Australia’s costliest natural hazard with NRMA reporting a 32 per cent surge in weather-related claims this year.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - JUNE 19, 2024: Generic photo of Australian shopping centre ALDI .Picture: NewsWire / Glenn Campbell

ALDI’s surprise new business move

Low-cost German grocery retailer Aldi is expanding into a new sector, promising households a ‘simpler’ experience in one key area.

The City of Gold Coast council has begun its installation of sandstone terraces on Kirra Hill and is set to do the same at North Burleigh Hill to prevent the creation of mudslides in the grassed areas.

‘Smelled like a toilet’: Council’s major move

The difference in a local landmark reveals a council’s surprising move to prevent viral scenes, leaving them branded as ‘fun police’.

September 4, 2025: Port Noarlunga Algal Bloom. Picture: Kelly Barnes

Algal disaster triggers JobSeeker plea

Seafood industry representatives are pleading with the federal government to consider a new JobSeeker program to preserve jobs amid a rolling environmental catastrophe.

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SYDNEY AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, 01 JUNE, 2023: Bawinya the baby koala at Symbio Zoo in Helensburgh.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon Bullard

How koala park could make millions

A massive new national park aimed at protecting koalas could generate hundreds of millions of dollars, new modelling has revealed.

Queensland's move to empower communities to block renewable projects has sparked a fierce response from Canberra over the state's 'short-sighted' energy stance.

‘Shortsighted’: Wind farm move slammed

A federal minister has slammed Queensland’s decision to block major wind farm projects, warning it threatens industry jobs and investment.

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