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Why this might be best place to buy ticket
A small newsagency is celebrating after selling two of the nine division one TattsLotto winning tickets worth $2.2 million each.
Update after ‘appalling’ bus driver attack
A man has been granted bail after he was charged with attacking a Brisbane bus driver, with the city's leader branding the allegations deeply disturbing".
Girl shot by police charged with assault
A 17-year old girl who was shot by police after allegedly wielding a knife outside a pub has been charged with assaulting an officer.
Man accused of 1997 murder of ex-partner
A man is accused of murdering his former partner whose body was found at the base of cliffs nearly 30 years ago.
Update after man ‘grabs’ 14yo on cruise ship
A major cruise line has responded after a 14-year-old girl was allegedly grabbed by a stranger on a ship off the Australian coast.
Gang’s elaborate plan to annihilate rival
How a Sydney gang planned to use stolen rocket launchers to annihilate their rival has been revealed in an exclusive new doco series.
Update after ‘appalling’ bus driver attack
A man has been arrested and charged with attacking a Brisbane bus driver, with the city's leader branding the allegations deeply disturbing".
‘Kindest little lady’ dies with suspicious injuries
A tight-knit community is in shock after a beloved neighbour was identified as the victim of a suspicious death.
Fears for 4200 Aussies stranded in war zone
Thousands of Aussies remain stranded in Iran and Israel amid the escalating conflict; however, officials may have a slim window to act.
‘Irrelevant:’ Fears for Aus amid Trump strikes
A Liberal senator says Anthony Albanese has made Australia irrelevant" after US strikes on Iran, with another leader slamming his deathly silence".
Australia’s big call on Iran strikes
Anthony Albanese is set to address Australia for the first time after Donald Trump launched strikes targeting Iranian nuclear sites.
Hanson’s demand after US attacks Iran
Pauline Hanson is pushing for a visa ban for Iranian nationals and tougher action on nationwide protests against recent US strikes.
Australia finally takes a stance on Iran attack
Penny Wong has finally confirmed Australia's position on the bombing of Iran but a big question about our involvement remains.
State’s move to fast-track major projects
From data centres to renewable energy, major projects in one Aussie state could soon get fast-tracked under a sweeping new plan.
Driver flees after woman killed in crash
Police have revealed tragic new details on a woman seriously injured in a horror crash that left another woman dead.
Australia’s big call on Iran strikes
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has confirmed the Australian government's stance on the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Looming question for Albo after Trump strike
The Coalition and Labor have diverged on its position on Donald Trump's strike blasting Iranian nuclear facilities.
Foul-mouthed fan’s whopping footy ban
An ugly outburst from the sidelines has earned a rugby league fan a years-long ban from the sport.
Man assaults 14yo on cruise ship: cops
A 14-year-old girl was allegedly grabbed by a stranger onboard a cruise ship in waters off the Australian coast, prompting staff to intervene.
‘Will fail:’ Big call on Iran-Israel strikes
A Liberal frontbencher made an eerie prediction moments before Donald Trump confirmed a US strike on Iranian nuclear sites.
‘Manipulative’: Big call on shark ‘myth’
Questions continue to be asked about whether a measure that's been used to deter sharks at Australian beaches for decades is really the answer.
200 evacuated after chemical incident
Nine people were hospitalised and hundreds evacuated following a chemical incident at an Aussie public pool.
Recall on major retailer’s kids’ clothing
A major retailer has issued an urgent nationwide recall on a range of children's clothing, which pose risks of serious burns.
ScoMo’s warning to Albo after Iran strikes
The former prime minister said Labor had shown far too much ambiguity" on the Israel-Iran conflict and urged Australia to back the US' strikes.
Driver flees after woman killed in crash
A driver has fled the scene of a horror crash that left one woman dead and another seriously injured.
Man dies after being hit by bus near arena
A man has been fatally struck by a bus in front of dozens of horrified witnesses, just metres from a packed sporting event.
‘Human tragedy’: Homeless youth denied help
Still in school, Sydneysider Natasha Ransford was living a nightmare, with no consistent place to call home. Years on, she's sharing her story in a bid for change.
Major question in ‘suspicious’ death
A major question looms over an investigation into the suspicious" death of a woman, who police had managed to talk to before she died in hospital.
Horror moment bus driver attacked
Disturbing footage has captured the moment a Brisbane bus driver was punched by a passenger multiple times in a brutal attack.
Jobs in lurch as coal mine faces closure
A coal mine employing hundreds of workers is on the brink of closure, and could pause" production within months if additional cash or equity is not sourced.
‘Closing loopholes’: New DV reforms
New legislation will be introduced in NSW next week in a bid to close a loophole that allowed one shocking crime to go unpunished in some cases.
Mansion raided over 30kg cocaine ‘dead drop’: cops
Cops dressed as tradies have raided a multimillion-dollar home in one of Sydney's most exclusive suburbs, with a man charged over an alleged $30m cocaine haul.
Cold blast for millions of Aussies
Australia's shortest day of the year has arrived, bringing with it icy temperatures, frost, snow and severe weather warnings.
Lidia’s rude act outside Buckingham Palace
Lidia Thorpe has shared photos of herself making a rude gesture towards Buckingham Palace during a trip to London.
New CCTV after bikie ‘burned, shot’
Police have released chilling new CCTV allegedly showing a group planning a gruesome attack on a senior bikie trying to leave the gang.
‘D***head’: Truth about viral video
This viral moment shows what happened when a would-be thief tried to outsmart a Melbourne bottle shop worker. The result was painfully awkward.
Huge question in mushroom trial
Jurors in the triple-murder trial of Erin Patterson will soon be asked to retire and reach a verdict on if she's a calculating killer, or an unfortunate accidental poisoner.
tributes flow for dead Tassie cop
Tributes have been sent in from across the nation as the Tasmania Police community mourns the untimely loss of one of its longest-serving officers
Teenager stabbed in Sydney CBD
A search is underway for a man seen near where a teenager was stabbed in the abdomen at a bus stop outside one of Sydney's busiest train stations.
Mansion raided over 30kg cocaine ‘dead drop’: cops
Police officers dressed as tradies have raided a multimillion-dollar home in one of Sydney's most exclusive suburbs in a major sting.
Lidia flips off King Charles in new stunt
Lidia Thorpe has shared photos of herself making a rude gesture towards Buckingham Palace during a trip to London.
Details of funeral for slain teen Pheobe Bishop announced
A funeral service for teenager Pheobe Bishop will be held 16 days after her remains were found in bushland near Bundaberg weeks after she went missing.
Mansion raided over 30kg cocaine ‘dead drop’: cops
New allegations of a 30kg cocaine dead drop' have emerged after cops dressed as tradies raided a multimillion-dollar home in one of Sydney's most exclusive suburbs.
Reason behind accounting ‘mistakes’
Guy Sebastian's former manager has revealed why he made accounting mistakes" as he stands trial for allegedly embezzling $640,000 from the pop star.
Banks, miners drag the ASX lower
Australia's shares slid for the fourth straight day with a fall in banks and miners dragging the index lower on Friday.
State Aussies are leaving in droves
One Australian state is losing population faster than anywhere else in the country, and there's two places in particular that people are moving to.
‘D***head’: Failed bottle-O thief goes viral
This viral moment shows what happened when a would-be thief tried to outsmart a Melbourne bottle shop worker. The result was painfully awkward.
Big four bank announces ‘fresh blow’ to savers
In another blow for people trying to save, a major bank has cut the interest rate on a popular account for the second time in a month.
Mystery as body found near railway
Police have sealed off a suburban street and launched an investigation after the body of a woman was found near a railway line.
Miners locked out of work over pay dispute
About 160 miners have been locked out of work for more than a week without pay over a pay dispute with their employer.
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