Model breaks silence after ex’s guilty verdict
An influencer whose ex-partner was convicted of killing his mother in an attempt to keep up with his luxurious lifestyle has broken her silence for the first time.
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Chilling items children caught carrying
The first weekend of a state’s tough new knife laws have come into affect, with children among those caught carrying weapons including tomahawks, knives and hammers.
Deadly risk in Aussie fashion trend
Millions of Aussies are being exposed to increased risks of skin cancer because of a devastating flaw in their fashion choices.
Aussies on high alert for Black Summer 2.0
Millions are being urged to prepare for another possible brutal few weeks of bushfires as communities mark five years since the Black Summer tragedy.
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Sneaky snake found hiding in Perth DFO
We give up, not even shopping centres are safe from snakes.
Man to face trial for partner’s alleged murder
A man accused of murdering his partner then setting her house alight while her young daughter was inside will go before a jury.
Anti-nuclear protestors storm CBD
Wild scenes have erupted in one Aussie city’s CBD as protestors stormed the area during an inquiry into nuclear energy – with one protest leader calling it a “front” for the “fossil fuel industry”.
Treasurer won’t ‘second-guess’ ABC move
The Treasurer has defended the appointment of Hugh Marks as the ABC’s managing director after his controversial departure from Nine Entertainment.
Former Nine boss to lead ABC
The Treasurer has defended the appointment of Hugh Marks as the ABC’s managing director after his controversial departure from Nine Entertainment.
Deadly find in shopping centre restaurant
Wild footage has captured the moment a lucky snake catcher pulled one of the country’s deadliest snakes from a shopping centre restaurant.
Family breaks silence after teen killed
The 14-year-old, from Perth, was walking home when he was allegedly attacked by another student.
Shock update after teacher’s suspension
A major review has been recommended after an Aussie teacher who was suspended for engaging in “serious misconduct” with another student was able to get a role at another school.
‘Morons’: MP fires up over Islamophobic graffiti
Federal minister Jason Clare has fired up after Islamophic graffiti popped up in his electorate.
Chalmers skirts key budget deficit question
Jim Chalmers declined to directly answer whether a total of forecasted $122.1bn in deficits will increase in the mid-year budget update set to be released on Wednesday.
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