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6th August 2023

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‘They’re coming’: Black Summer towns fear return of deadly fires

It’s been almost four years since NSW was ravaged by the Black Summer bushfires, and locals fear the coming season is going to see a repeat of the nightmare blazes.

New poll finds Voice to Parliament almost beyond hope

An exclusive new poll has found a majority of people in every state and territory intend to vote No on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Aussie injured in freak Croatia fall stuns doctors

A young Australian tourist feared to have serious head injuries has shocked medical staff just days after being rushed to intensive care.

Inside Candice Warner’s brave ‘new world’

With her family reuniting in Sydney after the highs and lows of the Ashes, Candice Warner says ‘the learning process never ends.’

Kids missing, multiple people feared dead in horror inferno

There are grave fears after a blaze broke out at a home and engulfed several buildings on Russell Island, with five young children and a man unaccounted for.

ABC film crew seen on Woodside CEO’s driveway

The ABC’s claim a Four Corners’ film crew remained on public land when it turned up at a climate protest outside Woodside boss Meg O’Neill’s home is in question amid new evidence.

My oh Myer: Lara the latest weapon in department store wars

Lara Worthington has teamed up with singer-turned-swimmer Cody Simpson to front Myer’s latest fashion campaign. See the picture here.

Bank busts DV predators using transactions to send threats

In a world first, one of Australia’s biggest banks has joined police in the battle to catch out predators who are sneakily using banking transactions t...

Aussie drug kingpin and bikie broker’s cunning move

An Australian fugitive on the run for a decade in Mexico, who is a key drug broker for bikie gangs, is suspected of taking a dramatic step to avoid capture.

Repossessions double as strapped mortgage holders hit the wall

About 13 homeowners a week are facing repossession of their properties and the latest NSW Supreme Court figures show the number is on track to double from previous years.