Aussies set for whopping $272m Uber payout
Uber is set to pay Aussie taxi drivers an eye-watering $272 million in a historic world-first class action settlement.
On The Road
Chaos as car crashes inside Westfield
Two people are in hospital after an electric vehicle crashed into a Myer store at a major city shopping centre.
When double demerits start in each state
The Easter long weekend is fast approaching and that means bigger penalties for motorists in most states.
17yo learner clocks 170km/h in wild chase
A 17-year-old learner driver has been charged after he sparked a high-speed police pursuit, including speeds of up to 170km/h.
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Teen girls killed in horror ‘joy ride’ crash
Two teenage girls have died in a horror “joy ride” crash in heavy rain and a 16-year-old boy has been charged over their deaths.
Teen charged following 12yo’s death
A teen has been charged after a 12-year-old boy’s horror death, which has possible links to a dangerous TikTok trend
‘Selfish’ Aussie parking act that has to stop
This parking act is a scourge of Australian suburbs and one pedestrian has had enough of this “selfish” and “illegal” behaviour.
Death as car smashes through entire home
A woman has been killed and a mother who police allege tried to flee with her baby has been arrested, after a ‘airborne’ car ploughed through a Sydney home.
Man arrested over police hit and run
Police have arrested a man who fled after crashing into a police car in an accident which left the officers feeling lucky to be alive.
Aussie reveals how to ‘beat a drug test’
A pair of Aussie YouTubers claim they have figured out a way to beat a roadside drug test.
Controversial new R plates divide Australia
New car plates for those returning to the road after a traumatic experience were designed to be helpful, but some Aussies seem to think it might make things worse.
‘Lucky to be alive’: Cops survive horror crash
A senior officer said events could have played out a lot worse for police following a terrifying hit and run on a city’s major road.
Outrage of cop’s sneaky tactic
A driver has revealed a deceptive new tactic police are using to catch out motorists using mobile phones.
The problem affecting millions of Aussies
Calls are being made for urgent change over an issue affecting around three million households across the country.
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