A ten-month-old baby boy named Waylon was seriously injured after he was attacked by his mother’s boyfriend. He was left with severe head injuries and suffered brain bleeding. He was able to go home after a few days, but he still has a long road ahead of him. Although he was able to leave the hospital, the child has suffered from long-term injuries. The incident reportedly happened when Jordan Boggess, the boyfriend of the baby’s mother, dropped him on the floor and gave him a bear hug. According to Tyler, the child had been “reset” to a newborn. Waylon is…
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A grass fire near Sydney Airport’s runway caused numerous delays and cancellations on Friday. The incident occurred shortly after a Qantas plane made an emergency landing after experiencing a mechanical issue. According to the passengers, they heard a loud bang as the plane was flying. The aircraft circled back to Sydney Airport and made a safe landing. A total of 10 flights were canceled due to the incident. Some of these included a Jetstar flight from Adelaide and Qantas flights to Port Macquarie and Dubbo. There were no reported injuries. Several fire trucks and police cars responded to the airport.…
A woman died while diving at a beach in Sydney’s northern beaches on Friday. She was discovered at around 10 am at Shelly Beach in Manly. Emergency services tried to revive her, but she was already dead. This area is popular with divers and snorkelers. More to come…
The Melbourne Cup festivities opened with a revamped entertainment lineup that included a Welcome to Country led by Wurundjeri elder Uncle Colin Hunter. While Hunter’s gesture received cheers from some in the Flemington crowd, it sparked mixed reactions, particularly on social media. Hunter’s Welcome to Country, shorter than in previous years, quickly transitioned to the next act, featuring singer Ronan Keating as the day’s headliner. Some spectators voiced disappointment online, feeling the abbreviated welcome diminished its significance. “It felt meaningless after a few appearances,” one commenter wrote, while another questioned the timing, suggesting it felt odd to hold the welcome…
An Australian company was fined $450,000 after one of its workers died following an accident in which he was crushed by two massive stone slabs weighing over 600 kilograms. The incident happened at the company’s warehouse in Beresfield. The worker, Anton Bauer, was 56 years old and died due to the lack of safety measures. The company had 10 workers at the time of the incident, which happened on August 20, 2022. Mr. Bauer was moving the stone slabs for a client’s inspection when the accident occurred. He was found on the floor partially buried under the slabs after a…