Storm damage: What makes a successful insurance claim
Wild weather has caused chaos across three states. Thousands were left without power and insurance claims for damaged homes are set to soar. This is what you need to make a claim.
Environment
Council erects huge view-blocking banner
An angry council is installing a huge banner to interrupt harbour views in an affluent Sydney suburb after almost 300 trees were illegally removed.
Council’s hilarious move in affluent suburb
Houses in this leafy suburb go for $5 million, but the local council has come up with a hilarious response to hundreds of trees being illegally chopped.
‘Extensive’ damage after state’s wild weather
Damage has been “extensive” following wild winds, with at least 70 homes either isolated or in danger as one state faces a major clean-up.
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‘Out of touch’: Aussie bin feud goes feral
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‘Too late to leave’: Dire fire warning
A dire emergency fire warning is in place in NSW central west, with residents warned it is too late to leave their homes.
‘Leave immediately’: Grim bushfire warning
Firefighters are battling unpredictable weather as residents in one state have been warned not to wait to be told when to leave.
Huge update after 300yo tree chopped down
Police have revealed a major update into their investigation after a beloved 300-year-old tree was deliberately chopped down.
Neighbour’s court battle over common plant
A homeowner in a ritzy Sydney suburb has been ordered to remove a common backyard plant after a bitter legal dispute with her neighbour.
Fate of chopped down 300y/o tree revealed
Locals mourning the tragic loss of a world-famous tree that was maliciously cut down are stuck in a heated debate over what to do next.
‘Crisis’: El Niño just got more extreme
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