Woman Suffers “Horrific” Injuries After Being Struck By Rollercoaster 29/09/2022
The father of a young woman who was flung meters into the air after being struck by a moving rollercoaster has described her injuries as “horrific”, as she remains fighting for life in intensive care.
Homes in Ramsay Street – also known as Pin Oak Court – are set to gain heritage protection, with a report finding the famous Neighbours filming location deserves to be preserved.
An inner-city councillor’s push for a public holiday to acknowledge NAIDOC Week and celebrate Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander culture and history has been slammed as “unhinged” and “divisive”.
An expert says Australia needs to urgently reassess its data protection laws after customers who left Optus a year ago had their data exposed in a hack that has left the telecommunications industry reeling.
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