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Death on the Highway: Two Drivers Killed in Head-On Collision on Sturt Hwy, Leaving Three Injured and a Region in Shock Tragedy strikes on Sturt Hwy in Euroley, NSW, as two drivers lose their lives in a devastating head-on crash. Three other occupants injured, with paramedics racing against time to save lives. A major stretch of road closed in both directions, with traffic diversions in place, adding at least 40 minutes to travel times. A police investigation is underway, as the community comes to terms with the senseless loss of life on their doorstep. The quiet afternoon was shattered on…

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Millionaire in the Making: Sydney’s $1.8 Million Lotto Winner Remains a Mystery as Ticket Lies Unclaimed A Sydney resident is unknowingly walking around with a life-changing $1.8 million windfall after a winning lottery ticket remains unclaimed. The lucky ticket was purchased at a newsagency in Belmore, with the winner yet to come forward to claim their prize. This is not an isolated incident, as another mystery winner from earlier this month is still yet to claim their $100 million Powerball prize. Lottery officials are urging players to check their tickets, warning that the winner may be oblivious to their newfound…

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‘Fowl Play’: Egg Producer Slapped with $39,600 Fine for Deceptive Labelling as ACCC Cracks Down on Free-Range Scams A Victorian egg farm business has been fined $39,600 for falsely claiming its eggs were ‘free range’ despite hens not having access to outdoor areas. The Doreen Egg farm admitted to selling mislabelled eggs through wholesalers, retailers, and direct sales, affecting approximately 8,600 cartons. The ACCC warns consumers to be cautious of misleading labels, as free-range eggs can cost up to $6 more per dozen than caged eggs. The case highlights the need for transparency in food labelling, with the ACCC vowing…

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Pauline Hanson’s Backflip on Paid Parental Leave: A Desperate Attempt to Appease Australian Voters? One Nation leader Pauline Hanson clarifies she won’t cut government-funded paid parental leave, just days after sparking outrage with comments suggesting businesses shouldn’t have to pay for it. Hanson’s backflip comes as she faces intense scrutiny over her party’s workplace relations policies, with Labor and unions accusing her of being anti-worker. The One Nation leader’s comments on paid parental leave have been seized upon by her opponents, who claim she’s out of touch with Australian families and workers. As One Nation surges in the polls, Hanson…

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Desperate Search for Missing Magician Daniel Hidden Enters Day Six as Authorities Scour Remote Queensland Bushland More than 100 police and emergency personnel are involved in the search for Daniel Hidden, 26, who vanished after leaving a Gold Coast address on June 14 Australian Defence Force personnel will join the operation on Tuesday, as the search enters its sixth day with no signs of the missing magician Hidden’s family remains at the search site, “very distraught” as authorities continue efforts to find him, with hopes he may still be alive in the dense rainforest bushland No belongings, tracks, or other…

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