Grim weather map will ruin your weekend
Authorities are warning residents to stay alert of changing dangerous weather conditions across the long weekend.
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Surfer’s ‘miracle’ shark attack escape
A surfer has spoken out about the terrifying moment he escaped a brutal shark attack at a popular surfing spot in Western Australia, where other shark attacks have occurred.
Bizarre reason for massive Sydney queue
The ultra-stinky Putricia the Corpse flower has finally bloomed at Sydney’s Botanic Gardens, treating visitors to its repugnant smell for the first time in 15 years.
‘Tatters’: EV rejection we didn’t see coming
The industry would have you believe it is going gangbusters – but according to Caleb Bond, there’s a whole lot more to the EV story.
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‘White women for Kamala’ smash records
A kindergarten teacher turned TikTok influencer has gone viral after giving helpful advice during a ‘white women for Kamala’ Zoom meeting.
Update on major Aussie cyber breach
A Sydney university has given an update on the investigation into a major breach of its IT network that affected thousands.
New direction for much-loved brand
Fans of turbocharged power and early adopters for the electric age will be pleased by Mini’s approach to the new Cooper hatch.
Social media giants react to crackdown
The likes of Facebook and Twitter have responded after the US Senate actioned the most significant online safety overhaul in decades.
Tough new code to stop online scammers
The Albanese government will force social media companies, banks and telcos to comply with new codes aimed at fighting scammers online.
Billionaire’s fight with neighbours over gate
Residents who live near a luxury golf course have attacked former billionaire politician Clive Palmer for a move which they say places the community at risk.
Warning for millions as disease spreads
A dangerous disease outbreak has hit one state and health authorities are warning case numbers are likely to ‘head north’.
‘Frosty’: Aussies suffer through icy blast
Australians hoping for some reprieve after a wet weekend have been left bitterly disappointed, with chilly conditions forecast to continue through the week.
Sign of where Australia’s priorities lie
The new Immigration and Home Affairs Minister has only been in the job for five minutes but is already heading overseas to visit a key ally.
Cheap hatch’s simple formula for success
Small cars have become more expensive as manufacturers fit the very latest in crash avoidance technology. But this new model sticks to the basics.
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