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Gus Lamont’s Family Fights Back: ‘Ludicrous’ Accusations and New Theories Emerge in the Four-Year-Old’s Disappearance Josie Murray, one of Gus’s grandmothers, denies police allegations that she may have buried her grandson, calling them “ludicrous”. The family’s remote property in South Australia’s outback has been the focus of the investigation, with police searching for any sign of the missing four-year-old. New theories have emerged, including the possibility that Gus was abducted or taken by a wedge-tailed eagle, sparking a fresh wave of speculation and concern. The case has become one of the largest and most intensive missing person investigations in SA…

‘Cocaine Bonanza’: Australia’s Largest Ever Seizure Uncovered in Elaborate Underground Bunkers in Sydney’s Backyard A record 2.7 tonnes of cocaine worth $816 million has been seized in a daring bust at a semi-rural property in Greater Western Sydney. The massive haul was hidden in an elaborate underground bunker system within shipping containers, revealing the extreme lengths organised crime groups will go to in pursuit of profit. The seizure is part of a month-long joint investigation by the AFP and Queensland Police, which has led to the arrest of six people and the disruption of a major organised crime syndicate. The…

“Terror in Edinburgh: One Man’s Twisted Crusade of Hate Leaves Five Injured as Anti-Muslim Attacks Rock Scotland’s Capital” Five men, including two Muslims, left injured in a series of shocking attacks across Edinburgh A 36-year-old white Scottish man charged in connection with the incidents, which UK leaders condemn as “anti-Muslim hatred” British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer vows to take action against hate crimes, saying “no one should face violence on our streets” Scotland’s Muslim community left “rightly nervous and worried” as police and leaders pledge to tackle rising hate crime The streets of Edinburgh were transformed into a scene…

Pauline Hanson’s Radical Tax Plan to ‘Significantly Reduce’ Tax for Australian Families Sparks Heated Debate Australia’s cost-of-living crisis has sparked a renewed push for income splitting, a tax scheme available in countries like the US, Canada, Germany, and France. Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party has reignited the debate, proposing a policy that could save families thousands in tax, but critics warn it’s “economically reckless” and a “gimmick”. The scheme would allow couples with at least one dependent child to file joint tax returns, slashing their taxable income and saving them up to $9,000 in tax. But experts argue it could…

‘Victoria’s Car Theft Epidemic: How Weak Sentencing is Fuelling the Nation’s Worst Stolen Vehicle Crisis’ Victoria records over 10,000 vehicle thefts annually, with one car stolen every 42 minutes, earning the state the unwanted title of Australia’s car theft capital. A former Victoria Police detective blames weak sentencing for the escalating crisis, as repeat offenders continue to walk free. Car thefts are being driven by a mix of youth offenders and organised criminal networks, with vehicles being stolen to order for lucrative markets in the Middle East. Experts warn that some vehicles remain vulnerable to theft, regardless of security measures,…