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Tragic Death of Jeffrey Epstein’s Teen Sex Slave Sparks Probe into Australian Police Handling of Her Case Virginia Giuffre, 41, died by suicide in Western Australia last year after alleging she was trafficked for sex to Prince Andrew and other prominent figures Western Australia’s police commissioner confirms review of officers’ handling of her case after receiving a letter from her family Coroner and ombudsman may launch separate investigations into the circumstances surrounding her death Giuffre’s family demands coronial inquiry into her death, alleging police failed to protect her The tragic death of Virginia Giuffre, a woman who claimed to have…

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Deadly Ebola Outbreak in Congo Spirals Out of Control: ‘We’re Playing Catch-Up’ as Virus Spreads at Alarming Rate Congo’s Ebola outbreak has reached 1,048 confirmed cases and 267 deaths, with at least 19 children among the dead Aid workers are “playing catch-up” as the virus spreads rapidly, with testing kits failing to detect the rarer form of Ebola until weeks too late The outbreak is now the third worst on record and the second worst ever recorded in the DRC, with tensions running high among officials and aid workers Save the Children warns that the disease is spreading at a…

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Tragedy Strikes on Major Highway: ‘Carnage’ on Riddoch Hwy as Fatal Crash Closes Road to SA A devastating crash on a major highway has brought traffic to a standstill, with detectives from Major Crash investigating the scene. The Riddoch Hwy, a vital route for trucks and travellers to and from South Australia, is expected to remain closed for hours. Motorists are being warned to avoid the area, with significant delays expected as emergency services work to clear the wreckage. The incident has raised concerns about road safety and the dangers of driving on regional highways. Tragedy has struck on one…

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Queensland Budget 2026-27: Families Get $50 Boost as Debt Balloons to $200 Billion Queensland’s second budget delivers the “largest ongoing cost of living relief package” in the state’s history, with a $50 increase to the back-to-school boost for primary school-aged students. Despite this, the state’s debt is expected to climb to over $200 billion in the next four years, with annual interest payments nearing $11 billion. The government has also announced a cap on senior executive roles within the public service, saving $54 million over four years, and a freeze on bulk water prices for South East Queensland households. The…

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Nation’s Economic Pulse on Life Support: NSW Budget Delivers Cost-of-Living Relief Amidst Soaring Expenses and Uncertainty New South Wales households to receive up to $100 off private vehicle registration and frozen Opal fares as part of a $561.4 million cost-of-living relief package Treasurer Daniel Mookhey predicts a return to budget surplus in 2027-28, but critics slam lack of funding for major infrastructure projects and housing supply solutions Record investment in domestic violence response services and a new armed response command to bolster public safety in the wake of the Bondi terror attack NSW budget posts $2.3 billion deficit, with employee…

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