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‘Terra Firma Shaken’: Victoria’s South-West Coast Rocked by Surprise 3.8 Magnitude Earthquake as Millions of Tourists Flock to Great Ocean Road Vic’s south-west coastline hit by surprise 3.8 magnitude earthquake, sending shockwaves to Melbourne and Geelong More than 60 felt reports logged with Geoscience Australia, with residents describing violent shaking and loud rumbling Millions of tourists visiting the iconic Great Ocean Road caught off guard, with many taking to social media to share their experiences Experts warn that Australia is not immune to earthquakes, with stress in the earth’s crust capable of triggering tremors at any time At 1:40pm on…

Bird Flu Epidemic Reaches Australia: Experts Warn of Catastrophic Consequences Without Urgent Action A deadly strain of bird flu has been detected in multiple locations across Australia, including New South Wales, Western Australia, and South Australia. Experts warn that the virus could have catastrophic consequences for the country’s agriculture industry and human health if not contained. Australia’s response to the outbreak has been deemed “positive” by international experts, but more needs to be done to prevent a possible outbreak. The virus has already killed over 633 million animals worldwide, with many more at risk if the disease spreads. The discovery…

‘Justice for Cake’: Family’s Agony as Australian Man Charged with Murder of 17-Year-Old Thai Girl Found Dead in Suitcase Australian man Simon Peter Carman, 45, charged with murder, concealing a body, moving or destroying a body, and taking a minor for sexual purposes Tunchanok Donhomla, 17, found dead in a suitcase in Pattaya, Thailand, after meeting Carman on Beach Road, a notorious red-light district Family of the victim rejects offer of compensation from Carman, seeking justice instead Community in Kalasin, north-east Thailand, shaken by the teenager’s death, with hundreds attending her funeral The family of a 17-year-old Thai girl found…

NAIDOC Week: A 50-Year Journey from Protest to Celebration, But Recognition and Rights Still Elude Indigenous Australians Aunty Millie Ingram’s childhood was marked by “rife racism” and state government control, but her mother’s activism sparked a lifelong fight for Indigenous rights. From a one-day protest in 1938 to a week-long celebration, NAIDOC Week has evolved, but its core message remains: recognition and rights for Indigenous Australians. Despite progress, Indigenous Australians continue to face significant challenges, including discrimination, inadequate healthcare, and limited economic opportunities. This year’s NAIDOC Week theme, “50 Years of Deadly,” honours the past and celebrates the future, but…

‘Miracle Boy’ Survives Crocodile Attack: Parents Break Silence as Investigation Into Suspect’s Care is Launched A three-year-old boy was thrown into a crocodile enclosure by a stranger at a UK zoo, leaving him with critical injuries. The suspect, a 30-year-old man with learning disabilities, was released on bail and deemed ‘not fit for interview’ by police. Norfolk County Council has launched a safeguarding inquiry into the care given to the suspect, citing concerns of neglect. The boy’s parents have spoken out for the first time, revealing their son has undergone multiple surgeries and faces a long road to recovery. The…