Three men and child killed in crash
A nine-year-old boy is among four people killed after their car left the road in a horror crash overnight.
Western Australia
‘Vice grip’: Rent hikes push Aussies to street
Young renters in two Australian capital cities are worse off now than a year ago, despite benefit payments increasing.
‘You need to leave’: Dog furore erupts
An Aussie family was left in shock when the shelter from which they’d adopted a rescue dog suddenly ripped him away.
One dead after deadly disease strikes
Health authorities are on alert after three Aussies were struck down with a deadly disease, killing one.
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Wild footage of alleged $14m meth bust
Body camera footage has revealed the moment $14 million of alleged methamphetamine was seized from a drug syndicate “operating under our noses”.
Dramatic scenes as teen biker arrested
The teenage motorbike rider allegedly sped off from police before he was hit by a car and pinned down by six officers.
Shock collapse leaves homeowners in limbo
Another home improvements business has gone bust, with more than $1.2 million in contracts outstanding and homeowners out of pocket.
Major move towards ‘nang’ ban
A common product growing in popularity as a party drug could be stripped from shelves completely after a 19-year-old girl raised fears she may never walk again.
Man accused of serial dating site sex abuse
The 23-year-old man is facing 64 charges after allegedly abusing nine women he met online since 2016.
Allegedly corrupt staffer gifted BMW: cops
An allegedly corrupt government staffer is accused of awarding millions of dollars in contracts to his own employer.
Sickening story behind mutilated shark pic
Animal activists are calling for harsher penalties after four sawfish were found dismembered near a creek in WA for an absurd reason.
‘I can’t walk’: Teen’s addiction to nangs
The 19-year-old is begging others to stay away from a household product that led to her nearly fatal drug addiction.
Rental market continues to fall apart
Australia’s rental market continues to remain “significantly lower” than it’s ever been as one city sees a 25 per cent drop in available properties in one month.
Dire impact on first responders revealed
According to alarming research, emergency services personnel are twice as likely as the general public to be diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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