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Australians’ Fuel Security Hangs in the Balance as $4 Million Study Launched to Determine Fate of New Oil Refinery in Karratha A proposed oil refinery in Karratha could be the first large-scale petrol refinery to be built in Australia since the 1960s, but will it be enough to secure the nation’s fuel future? The Federal and West Australian Governments have committed $4 million to a feasibility study, but critics argue it’s a drop in the ocean compared to the scale of the problem. As tensions in the Middle East continue to rise, Australia’s fuel security is under threat, with experts…

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‘A Desperate Search for Life’: SA Police Scour Treacherous Coastline for Missing Two-Month-Old Baby Boy After Mother and Toddler Found Dead in Ocean Emergency services are racing against time to find a two-month-old baby boy missing off South Australia’s coast, with police saying they are ‘genuinely committed’ to locating the infant The baby’s mother, 36, and sister, under three, were found dead in the ocean yesterday, sparking a massive search operation Poor weather conditions, including tall waves and low visibility, are hampering search efforts, but police and volunteers are refusing to give up The tragedy has sent shockwaves through the…

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Liberal Party Implodes: Moira Deeming’s Shocking Defection as Independent MP Vows to Take Down Labor Amid Rising Crime Crisis MP Moira Deeming sensationally quits Liberal Party after weeks of infighting and allegations of assault against colleague Matthew Guy Deeming to sit as independent MP, vowing to represent ‘everyday Australians’ and take down Labor over ‘endemic corruption, crushing debt and rising crime crisis’ Move comes after Liberal Party revoked her candidacy for November election and she faces possible bankruptcy proceedings over unpaid loan Opposition Leader Jess Wilson confirms Deeming’s resignation, as partyroom tensions reach boiling point The Liberal Party has been…

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EXPOSED: The Shocking Truth About Australia’s Food Industry – Horse Meat in Your Mince, Metal Shavings in Your Bread and Mouse Fur in Your Food Australians may have unknowingly consumed horse meat in products sold as beef or lamb, or eaten food containing mouse fur or metal shavings, secret government files reveal. Documents obtained by NSW Greens politician Abigail Boyd show serious food safety breaches, including metal shavings found in bread products and needles in food. The revelations form part of a major Four Corners investigation into Australia’s food industry, which has uncovered widespread failures in food safety and labelling.…

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EXPOSED: The Shocking Case of the Fake Chinese Cop on Sydney Streets – What’s Behind the Bizarre Impersonation? A 21-year-old Sydney man has pleaded guilty to impersonating a Chinese police officer, sparking concerns about national security and law enforcement. Kunlang Lie was caught with a black Mercedes bearing fake Chinese police insignia and 48 rounds of ammunition hidden in the boot. The case has left authorities baffled, with a judge ordering Lie to see a psychiatrist before sentencing next month. Experts warn that the incident highlights a growing trend of individuals impersonating foreign authorities, posing a threat to public safety…

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