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Checking Fuel Prices Online? What Motorists Should Know During Price Surges
As fuel prices continue to rise amid global uncertainty, more motorists are turning to online platforms to find the cheapest…
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The Real Story Behind the Viral Australian Lawnmower Ban Hoax That Misled Thousands
A widely circulated rumour suggesting that Australians would soon face fines for mowing their lawns during the middle of the…
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NSW Authorities Warn Beachgoers After Fourth Shark Incident in Two Days
New South Wales authorities have urged people to avoid ocean swimming after a fourth shark-related incident was reported within 48…
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‘We Fought as One’ – Amorim Adapts as Manchester United Edge Newcastle
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has built his reputation on strong footballing principles and a clear vision of how…
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Dhurandhar Registers Impressive Box Office Performance in Australia, Strengthening Its Global Theatrical Run
Sydney, Australia — The high-octane espionage thriller Dhurandhar has made a powerful impact at the Australian box office, reaffirming its…
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Pauline Hanson’s Provocative Spectacle: How the One Nation Leader Reignited a Decade-Old Burqa Controversy — and Forced the Senate into Silence
On 24 November 2025, Senator Pauline Hanson, leader of the One Nation party, reignited major political and social controversy when…
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Menulog to Cease Operations in Australia After 20 Years
Sydney, Australia – Food delivery platform Menulog has announced it will cease operations in Australia, marking the end of two…
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“SPF-Gate Down Under: CHOICE vs Sunscreen Giants as Aussie Brands Flop Protection Test”
CHOICE tested 20 sunscreens with SPF 50 or 50+ labels, finding only four met their stated SPF claims. Credit: Ultra…
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Fashion’s Gone Full Ghost: ‘Haunted Couture’ Floats Onto Aussie Runways
Models at the Dior Cruise 2026 show at the Villa Albani Torlonia in Rome, Italy. Photograph: WWD/Getty Images
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Murujuga vs. Methane: Minister Goes Full Lobbyist in Fight for World Heritage Status
Unesco said industrial facilities needed to be closed down before the Murujuga rock art could be listed. Photograph: D. Fowler/Fuzz…
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