Heartbreak after man trapped in mine shaft
Police have revealed a heartbreaking update in the search for a man who fell down an old mine shaft in NSW’s coal mining region.
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Home truths Aussies may regret
An alarming number of Australians don’t prepare their homes for extreme weather, something they may regret given this forecast.
Joyce’s wild nuclear claim after earthquake
A wild claim from Barnaby Joyce about the future of a nuclear plant in the area where a 4.7 magnitude quake struck has led to a fiery exchange with a fellow panellist.
Millions to be hit with frost in cold snap
Aussies are set to shiver through another cold morning amid forecasts of frost hitting much of the southeast.
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State ‘considering’ subsidy for electric stoves
The NSW Treasurer has said the state is considering subsidies that could make it cheaper for households to transition to electric appliances.
Farmer saved by police at grain silo in QLD
Two cops have been awarded for their bravery after they helped to dramatically rescue an elderly man stuck in a silo in central Queensland.
80 bushfires burning across state
The bushfires in southwestern Queensland are showing no signs of easing, with conditions expected to be even worse on Tuesday.
New items on plastics ban chopping block
A big change could be coming to one state as the alarm is sounded on how much plastic Australians are eating, drinking and breathing.
80 fires burning in one Aussie state
Up to 80 massive fires are burning across one Aussie state, with firies now fearing strong winds could hamper efforts to control the chaos.
‘Will burn for months’: Grim bushfire warning
Authorities are warning residents to be prepared for a long, hot summer with bushfires burning now not expected to be over until the new year.
Two states face ongoing bushfire threat
Bushfires across two states have thousands on alert for the weekend after a deadly and early start to the fire season.
State’s plan to gun down brumbies
NSW will implement aerial shooting at Kosciuszko National Park in an effort to control rapidly increasing numbers of destructive wild horses.
Promising sign for weekend weather
Large parts of the country have woken up to a grey morning, but there are some promising signs that a warm weekend could be on the cards.
‘Worst bushfires in 40 years’ hit state
Firefighters are continuing to battle the “worst conditions in 40 years” after 16 properties and two lives have been lost.
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