British police have seized 90 luxury vehicles worth more than $16 million in a weekend crackdown on antisocial and uninsured driving in central London. Among the haul was a rare Ferrari Monza SP2, valued at approximately $10 million Australian dollars, driven uninsured and impounded on its second day in the city. The operation targets wealthy drivers who flaunt their supercars in noisy convoys during London's summer, with dangerous driving in high-powered vehicles contributing to one death per week in the city.

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The Australian census takes place tonight, occurring once every five years to provide a comprehensive snapshot of the nation's population. The census data is used to support planning for essential services including public transport, healthcare, schools, roads and community infrastructure at both national and local levels. Multiple accessibility options are available including paper forms, braille, large print, and Auslan videos, with support through the contact centre on 1800 181 227.

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The federal government will begin vaccinating Australian native birds in captivity against H5N1 bird flu. Two million dollars worth of vaccines have been acquired for the initial rollout, targeting priority species. States and territories are expected to commence vaccinations in the coming days and weeks, as confirmed cases reach 231.

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A shooting in Sydney's southwest at Eaglevale results in a police pursuit and two teenage arrests, with a third offender still at large. A powerful earthquake strikes western Colombia, killing 111 people and trapping survivors in collapsed buildings as rescue efforts intensify. Wild winter weather causes flash flooding across South Australia, with over 500 emergency calls and multiple vehicle rescues in floodwaters.

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The 2024 Australian Census is being conducted today with approximately 10.5 million households expected to complete the mandatory survey, 85% of them online. The Australian Bureau of Statistics has addressed cyber security concerns following a May audit report that identified gaps in their systems, assuring Australians their data will be protected. The census, which costs $725 million and occurs every five years, includes new questions on gender and sexuality, with $100 daily fines for non-completion.

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A powerful earthquake has struck western Colombia, causing buildings to collapse and killing at least 111 people, with the death toll expected to rise. Rescue crews are racing to search through rubble in the hardest-hit areas to find survivors trapped under collapsed structures. This is the most powerful earthquake to hit the region in the last decade.

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Two teenagers have been arrested following a shooting and police pursuit in southwest Sydney that began after multiple shots were fired into a home in Eagle Bay at Sapphire Place just after 2am. Police located a suspected stolen hatchback which crashed into a tree during the pursuit, leading to the arrest of a 15-year-old and 17-year-old, while a third suspect remains at large. A firearm was recovered at the scene and police are appealing for public information as the manhunt continues.

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A 43-year-old man was tasered and wrestled to the ground by five police officers outside a shopping complex in Belmore, Sydney's inner west. The man, who was allegedly carrying two knives and acting suspiciously, remains in hospital following the dramatic arrest. A 26-year-old man was also charged with hindering or resisting a police officer in connection with the incident.

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IGA is launching a cash rewards promotion targeting shoppers who text grocery lists, offering $20 to IGA Rewards members who submit proof of these messages. The campaign directly competes with Coles and Woolworths' collectibles programs, including Woolworths' Ooshies figurines and Coles' glassware, which have created significant customer engagement despite causing disruptions in some school classrooms. The promotion aims to attract customers and build loyalty in an increasingly competitive supermarket rewards landscape.

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Australia's corporate watchdog has slammed the big insurers for making car insurance more expensive without telling customers why.

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