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  • Olympian faces jail; beloved restaurant demolished; distraught homebuyers
    Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified with his children in the car, just months after receiving a five-year driving ban over the crash that killed his wife, champion cyclist Melissa Hoskins. A beloved family restaurant in the hills is set to be demolished by the government to make way for a new primary school, leaving the owners devastated and facing an uncertain future. The decision has sparked controversy, with some local leaders who celebrated the development also signing a petition against the school's location. More than 100 homebuyers north of Adelaide had their housing contracts terminated by developer Wel.co, causing anger and uncertainty. Local and state governments are vowing to hold the developer accountable, while council leaders are working to reinstate the cancelled contracts.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    17 min
  • Empty housing units spark urgent review; horror crash; road rage attack
    Vacant public housing units were finally shown to potential tenants after media exposure prompted government action. The homes had been left empty despite a housing crisis, prompting the minister to order an immediate review and urgent move-ins. Many eligible people, like pensioner Mike Kent, have been left homeless while suitable homes sat unused. A truck driver has been charged with multiple offences after crashing into a train in Guildford, allegedly with drugs in his system. The collision injured four people, and the driver has been released on bail, with a court appearance set for September. A Perth father was randomly attacked with a baseball bat while driving to work, suffering facial injuries. A Good Samaritan helped him at the scene, and police have charged a 46-year-old man with assault.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Empty housing units spark urgent review; horror crash; road rage attack
    Vacant public housing units were finally shown to potential tenants after media exposure prompted government action. The homes had been left empty despite a housing crisis, prompting the minister to order an immediate review and urgent move-ins. Many eligible people, like pensioner Mike Kent, have been left homeless while suitable homes sat unused. A truck driver has been charged with multiple offences after crashing into a train in Guildford, allegedly with drugs in his system. The collision injured four people, and the driver has been released on bail, with a court appearance set for September. A Perth father was randomly attacked with a baseball bat while driving to work, suffering facial injuries. A Good Samaritan helped him at the scene, and police have charged a 46-year-old man with assault.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Olympian faces jail; beloved restaurant demolished; distraught homebuyers
    Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified with his children in the car, just months after receiving a five-year driving ban over the crash that killed his wife, champion cyclist Melissa Hoskins. A beloved family restaurant in the hills is set to be demolished by the government to make way for a new primary school, leaving the owners devastated and facing an uncertain future. The decision has sparked controversy, with some local leaders who celebrated the development also signing a petition against the school's location. More than 100 homebuyers north of Adelaide had their housing contracts terminated by developer Wel.co, causing anger and uncertainty. Local and state governments are vowing to hold the developer accountable, while council leaders are working to reinstate the cancelled contracts.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    17 min
  • Olympian faces jail; beloved restaurant demolished; distraught homebuyers
    Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified with his children in the car, just months after receiving a five-year driving ban over the crash that killed his wife, champion cyclist Melissa Hoskins. A beloved family restaurant in the hills is set to be demolished by the government to make way for a new primary school, leaving the owners devastated and facing an uncertain future. The decision has sparked controversy, with some local leaders who celebrated the development also signing a petition against the school's location. More than 100 homebuyers north of Adelaide had their housing contracts terminated by developer Wel.co, causing anger and uncertainty. Local and state governments are vowing to hold the developer accountable, while council leaders are working to reinstate the cancelled contracts.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    17 min
  • Perth father bashed in random road rage attack
    A 48-year-old Perth father was violently attacked with a baseball bat during a road rage incident on Billiard Drive in Success while driving to work. The assault left Isaac Lada with a fractured nose and facial injuries, requiring treatment in Royal Perth Hospital's trauma unit. A female Good Samaritan stopped to help the bleeding victim while other drivers passed by, and police have charged a 46-year-old man with assault.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    3 min
  • Empty housing units spark urgent review; horror crash; road rage attack
    Vacant public housing units were finally shown to potential tenants after media exposure prompted government action. The homes had been left empty despite a housing crisis, prompting the minister to order an immediate review and urgent move-ins. Many eligible people, like pensioner Mike Kent, have been left homeless while suitable homes sat unused. A truck driver has been charged with multiple offences after crashing into a train in Guildford, allegedly with drugs in his system. The collision injured four people, and the driver has been released on bail, with a court appearance set for September. A Perth father was randomly attacked with a baseball bat while driving to work, suffering facial injuries. A Good Samaritan helped him at the scene, and police have charged a 46-year-old man with assault.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Empty housing units spark urgent review; horror crash; road rage attack
    Vacant public housing units were finally shown to potential tenants after media exposure prompted government action. The homes had been left empty despite a housing crisis, prompting the minister to order an immediate review and urgent move-ins. Many eligible people, like pensioner Mike Kent, have been left homeless while suitable homes sat unused. A truck driver has been charged with multiple offences after crashing into a train in Guildford, allegedly with drugs in his system. The collision injured four people, and the driver has been released on bail, with a court appearance set for September. A Perth father was randomly attacked with a baseball bat while driving to work, suffering facial injuries. A Good Samaritan helped him at the scene, and police have charged a 46-year-old man with assault.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Olympian faces jail; beloved restaurant demolished; distraught homebuyers
    Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified with his children in the car, just months after receiving a five-year driving ban over the crash that killed his wife, champion cyclist Melissa Hoskins. A beloved family restaurant in the hills is set to be demolished by the government to make way for a new primary school, leaving the owners devastated and facing an uncertain future. The decision has sparked controversy, with some local leaders who celebrated the development also signing a petition against the school's location. More than 100 homebuyers north of Adelaide had their housing contracts terminated by developer Wel.co, causing anger and uncertainty. Local and state governments are vowing to hold the developer accountable, while council leaders are working to reinstate the cancelled contracts.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    17 min
  • Olympian faces jail; beloved restaurant demolished; distraught homebuyers
    Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified with his children in the car, just months after receiving a five-year driving ban over the crash that killed his wife, champion cyclist Melissa Hoskins. A beloved family restaurant in the hills is set to be demolished by the government to make way for a new primary school, leaving the owners devastated and facing an uncertain future. The decision has sparked controversy, with some local leaders who celebrated the development also signing a petition against the school's location. More than 100 homebuyers north of Adelaide had their housing contracts terminated by developer Wel.co, causing anger and uncertainty. Local and state governments are vowing to hold the developer accountable, while council leaders are working to reinstate the cancelled contracts.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    17 min

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