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 Digital
Australia
Bars, Blunders, and Bureaucracy: Hanging Points in Aussie Prisons Called “National Shame”
Attorney general Michelle Rowland will push for accelerated justice reforms during upcoming meetings with her state and territory counterparts in light of the death toll linked to hanging points in prisons. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP
Good News: We’re Spending Less on Avocado Toast! Bad News: That’s ‘Cause We’re Broke
‘In the March quarter of this year, GDP growth was just 0.2%, down from 0.6% in the December quarter,’ Greg Jericho writes. Photograph: Jason Reed/Reuters
Aussie Bloke Fakes Cancer After Burning Family’s House Sale Profits on Who-Knows-What
An Aussie man has been charged after allegedly making false cancer claims that left his family more than $1 million out of pocket. Credit: Getty Images
Bribie Island Brazen: Ute Rams Prouds Jewellers in Early‑Morning Heist
A car has been used to smash into a shopping centre in Central Queensland. Credit: Queensland Police
Thai Scam Ring Snared — 13 Arrested After Targeting Australians in $1.9M Bond Racket
Bangkok Raid: Aussies and Brits in the Frame Thai Central Investigation Bureau cops swooped on a rental property in Samut
Zachary Rolfe’s Speaking Engagement at Frontline Summit Sparks Controversy Amid Ongoing Inquest
Zachary Rolfe is set to speak at a networking even for first responders in Sydney. Credit: AAP
Six Teens Cop It Hard After Stolen SUV Flips Off Freeway – Epping Crash Drama Unfolds
The car came to a stop on an embankment just off the Hume Hwy. Credit: 7NEWS