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Alleged Woolies vandal banned from stores
A court has slapped a strict ban on a man accused of vandalising a Woolies store in protest of the grocery giant’s decision to stop stocking Australia Day merch.
‘Switch off now’: Urgent household recall
Aussies have been urged to search for a ‘dangerous’ item lurking in many homes.
The Wiggles’ brave new chapter
The Wiggles, Australia’s most beloved children’s musical group, is empowering our youngest generation to express their emotions by launching a set of 12 Brave Little Books in collaboration with UNICEF Australia.
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Easier to drive 1700km than fly amid airport chaos and air traffic control dramas
An international pilot claims up to 20 flights are being cancelled per week at one Queensland airport alone with international tourists being forced to drive to places like Cairns from Brisbane.
‘Manhandle’ claim in basketball court battle
The daughter of an Australian basketball legend who is suing a WNBL club was allegedly “manhandled” by a staff member, a court has been told.
Short story competition winners 2023
From stories of AI to war and conflict, to social media and its impact on wellbeing, it seems young authors across Australia have their fingers on the pulse of what is impacting today’s society.
The budget $16 home spa item you’ll love
Budget items, fluffy bathrobes and natural-inspired accessories will help create a day spa experience in the comfort of your own bathroom.
Save on power with Spotlight’s quick dry towels
A wet towel is a useless towel, so the only way to get through this winter season is to get wise about quick-dry products that won’t need to spend hours on end hanging on the clothes airer or stuffed into a dryer.
How a $6 Spotlight gadget can improve your sleep
A good night’s sleep is crucial for overall wellbeing, but unless your bedding is customised just for you, the chances of slipping into a deep sleep are slim.
Dating apps next after TikTok ban
A Canberra insider has dropped a big hint about new social media rules for some Australians following the government’s ban on TikTok.
‘I still marvel’: Scott sees no end to Hawkins run
Tom Hawkins has kicked his career best haul in the Cats’ win over Essendon, and coach Chris Scott does not see the end in sight for the veteran forward.
China warning to Aussie farmers
Amid promising signs of a thaw in trade relations, Aussie farmers have been issued a fresh warning.
Latitude hackers make ransom demand
Latitude Financial Group has confirmed that hackers who stole the details of 14 million customers last month have demanded a ransom, but the company says it won’t pay up.
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