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  • Jewish students detail campus abuse at royal commission
    Jewish students and staff have provided testimony at the Royal Commission into anti-Semitism in Melbourne, detailing incidents of abuse at Australian university campuses including being spat at, subjected to Nazi salutes, and called baby killers and genocide supporters. The Royal Commission was established following the Bondi terror attack to investigate anti-Semitic incidents across the country.

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    1 min
  • Sea World helicopter disaster inquest resumes
    An inquest into the 2023 Sea World helicopter disaster on the Gold Coast has resumed, with the coroner expected to hear from 14 witnesses over two weeks. The mid-air collision between two helicopters killed four people and is considered one of Australia's worst air disasters. Families of the victims attended court and are expected to give statements next week.

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    1 min
  • Toowoomba mother's alleged killer faces court
    Dharminder Singh, 48, has been charged with the alleged domestic violence murder of his former partner Jana Armstrong, a Toowoomba disability carer and mother of a four-month-old baby. Singh appeared via videolink in Toowoomba Magistrates Court after pig hunters discovered Armstrong's remains in bushland north of Toowoomba following a five-day search. Police are continuing their investigation and seeking information about Singh's movements and the whereabouts of Armstrong's car in the hours after she vanished on Tuesday.

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    3 min
  • Suspicious car fire at Deer Park playground
    A car burst into flames at Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve in Deer Park, Melbourne's west, just after 5am. Emergency crews responded to the incident at the children's playground. Police have deemed the fire suspicious and are conducting an investigation.

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    1 min
  • Suspected bird flu case reaches Queensland
    A Northern Giant Petrel found on Noosa Main Beach is suspected of carrying the lethal H5 bird flu virus and is being held in quarantine on the Sunshine Coast. The case represents the furthest north detection since the outbreak began, with 12 confirmed cases previously reported in Western Australia, South Australia and New South Wales

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    2 min
  • Derryn Hinch honoured with Hosier Lane mural
    A mural honouring late broadcaster Derryn Hinch has been painted on Hosier Lane in Melbourne's CBD by local artist Jarrod Grech. The portrait, completed in just two hours, features Hinch's signature sign-off 'That's Life'. Hinch died last Friday at the age of 82.

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    1 min
  • Macleod locals protest 300 tree removal for rail bridge
    More than 300 trees will be cut down to construct the Ruthven Street rail bridge in Macleod. Local residents rallied in protest, claiming the state government failed to disclose the scale of tree removal. The government states the level crossing removal will reduce boom gate downtime by approximately half an hour during morning peak periods.

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    1 min
  • Pauline Hanson's support slips in latest poll
    Support for Pauline Hanson and One Nation has declined in the latest Resolve poll, with the Queensland Senator losing her briefly-held position as preferred prime minister and now trailing Anthony Albanese by eight points.

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    2 min
  • Typhoon Bavi hits China as bison attacks grandfather
    Former Typhoon Bavi, now a tropical storm roughly the size of France, has struck eastern China with violent wind gusts and heavy rainfall, forcing the evacuation of 2 million people, toppling trees, tearing roofs off buildings and grounding hundreds of flights. This marks the second major storm to hit the region in one week.

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    1 min
  • Australia launches first national child abuse helpline
    A new 24-hour national helpline for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse will be launched in Australia later this year, delivered by the Australian Childhood Foundation. The dedicated service, which includes a helpline, website and specialist referral system, is an Australian first and fulfils a key recommendation from the Royal Commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse. The service addresses calls from thousands of survivors who gave evidence to the 2013 Royal Commission, many stating they didn't know where to find help.

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    3 min

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