Otter almost kills boy in ‘crazed attack’
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Aussie parents enforce school mobile phone ban at home
There are growing calls to limit over-use of mobile phones as an Aussie father and ex-NRL wife reveal why their kids do not have phones at home, as schools ban the device.
Aussie birds poisoned in ‘deliberate’ move
A major probe has been launched after 20 iconic Aussie birds were found sick or dead in a suspected “deliberate” poisoning.
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Stabbed bishop takes side in Musk-PM war
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TikTok ban is now almost inevitable
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Blood covered horses go berserk in London
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Satellite photos reveal chilling reality
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New Tesla brings ballistic performance
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Father’s heartbreak after Taipan disaster
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‘Diabolical’ risk AI poses to our kids
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