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The campaign to keep cash in circulation has backfired on organisers as a major bank removes transactions from branches.
The University of Melbourne is bolstering campus security and has warned “external actors” they could be referred to police as hundreds of students continue to occupy a building in a pro-Palestine protest.
A popular Bunnings product has been recalled over serious health concerns, with the ACCC urging owners to ‘stop using the product immediately”.
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Macarthur FC captain Ulises Dávila allegedly paid younger A-League players $10,000 a yellow card in an international match fixing plot run by an organised crime figure in South America.
A mother and her child have been held hostage and terrorised at knifepoint by a man demanding the purchase of Apple MacBooks.
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Classes at one of Australia’s biggest universities are set to be cancelled for a third day in a row as pro-Palestine protesters around the nation defy orders to pack up encampments.
What is normally a quiet Australian city was shaken by two separate shooting incidents overnight, with police cordoning off two gun-related crime scenes within close proximity of each other.
Police have made a DNA breakthrough, that could change policing forever, in a case of a previously unidentified mystery man who was hit and killed by a train in Australia more than 20 years ago.
Ten lucky Aussies will be celebrating life after winning big in Thursday night’s $100 million Powerball draw.
A council has finally responded to rumours a Disneyland theme park could soon be built in Australia.
Classes were cancelled for more than 5,000 students after pro-Palestinian protesters refused to move from Melbourne University building for a second day as part of rolling sit ins at universities.
In using the violent and anti-Semitic phrase ‘from the river to the sea’, Senator Fatima Payman was not going rogue. She said out loud what many within the Labor party privately believe.
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