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Australian Businesses Reap Windfall as Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Ruled Unlawful: $115 Billion Refunded to Date, with Billions More to Come Australian businesses are among those clawing back tens of billions of dollars in tariffs paid to the US after Donald Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs were deemed unlawful. Nashie, an Australian garment maker, has received a six-figure refund, including interest, after navigating the complex process through a US customs broker. The refund is part of a massive $US80 billion ($115 billion) payout to businesses globally, with another $US80 billion expected to be refunded over the next year. Experts warn that…

Mass Food Poisoning Scare: Is This Popular Fast Food Chain Behind the Mysterious Outbreak of ‘Explosive’ Diarrhoea? A staggering 7,000 people across the US and beyond have been struck down by a parasitic infection that causes ‘explosive’ diarrhoea, with investigators racing to find the source. Taco Bell is under scrutiny as a potential culprit, with hundreds of customers falling ill after eating at the chain – but the company insists there’s no confirmed link. The outbreak has already claimed 141 hospitalisations, with cases reported in 34 states and a further 440 cases contracted outside the US. As the CDC scrambles…

Teen Stabbing Sparks Panic at Brisbane Islamic College: A Wake-Up Call for School Safety in Australia A 17-year-old boy fights for life after an alleged stabbing at the Islamic College of Brisbane, leaving parents questioning the school’s emergency response. The incident marks the second stabbing at a Queensland high school in as many days, prompting concerns about school safety and violence. The alleged attacker, a 16-year-old boy, is expected to face charges of acts intended to maim, disfigure or disable, and unlawful possession of weapons. Experts warn that the incident highlights a growing trend of violence in Australian schools, with…

‘Brazen Attack’ Claims Life of Young Man in Sydney’s North-West as Police Hunt for Gunman A man in his 30s has been shot dead in a ‘brazen attack’ in Carlingford, Sydney’s north-west, sparking a massive police investigation. The victim, known to police, was found with significant injuries in a car on North Rocks Road and died at the scene. Acting Superintendent Michael Marinello says the attack was ‘not random’ and there is no ongoing threat to the public, but police are urging witnesses to come forward. The Raptor Squad, which targets organised crime, is assisting in the investigation, raising fears…

Knife Crime Epidemic Hits Queensland Schools: Two Stabbings in Two Days as Fears Grow for Student Safety Two students stabbed in separate incidents at Queensland schools in as many days, sparking widespread concern for student safety Police Minister Dan Purdie rules out increasing police presence in schools, despite growing calls for action Experts warn of a ” knife crime epidemic” sweeping the state, with schools on high alert for copycat attacks Parents and educators demand tougher laws and increased security measures to protect students The streets of Queensland are reeling after two students were stabbed in separate incidents at schools…