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Bondi Beach Terror Attack: Accused Gunman Slapped with 19 Extra Charges as investigators Uncover Thousands of Disturbing Images The alleged gunman, Naveed Akram, 24, faces a total of 78 charges over the December 14 massacre that left 15 dead and dozens injured. Prosecutors have revealed that thousands of images and numerous devices linked to Akram are still being examined, including 230,000 images from CCTV footage. Akram’s case has been adjourned for nine weeks due to the sheer volume of evidence, with a hearing on June 29 to assess suppression orders protecting victim and police identities. Security analysts warn that the…

Wildlife Warrior Robert Irwin to Host 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards in Sydney: A Star-Studded Celebration of Australian Television’s 70-Year Milestone Beloved TV personality and wildlife enthusiast Robert Irwin, 22, set to host this year’s TV WEEK Logie Awards in Sydney The event will mark a 70-year milestone for Australian television, with the Logies celebrating decades of storytelling Voting is now open for the Top 70 Australian TV shows of the Last 70 years poll, with fans able to add their own suggestions The 66th TV WEEK Logies will be streamed live and exclusively on Seven and 7plus on Sunday,…

‘Lethal Loophole’: Coroner Slams Victoria’s ‘Rubber-Stamping’ Gun Licence System After Tragic Death of Man Who Failed to Report Mental Health Issues A Victorian coroner has called for urgent changes to the state’s firearms licensing regime after a man with a history of mental health issues was able to renew his gun licence without disclosing his struggles. The coroner’s report reveals a ‘lethal loophole’ in the system, which relies on self-reporting and has been described as a ‘rubber-stamping process’. The Victorian government has accepted recommendations to strengthen renewal requirements, but the coroner’s report highlights the need for more robust checks to…

Deadly Mosquito-Borne Virus Claims Life in Western Australia: ‘It’s a Scary Disease’ Warns Expert A person has died after contracting Murray Valley Encephalitis, a rare and potentially deadly mosquito-borne virus, while travelling in Western Australia’s Kimberley region. The health department is urging residents and visitors to protect themselves against mosquito bites, particularly during the wet season when the risk of infection is highest. Experts warn that the virus can cause serious complications, including brain infection, swelling, and potentially lifelong symptoms, with some people showing no symptoms at all. Thousands of tourists are set to flock to northern Australia in the…

Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff Embroiled in Integrity Scandal: “Dropped the Ball” on Minister’s Misleading Parliament Claims Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff admits he “dropped the ball” in handling allegations against former minister Madeleine Ogilvie, who misled parliament about her involvement in a Supreme Court action. Ms Ogilvie resigned her portfolios and moved to the backbench after the scandal, but not before taxpayers footed a $120,000 legal bill for her defense. Rockliff’s government is under pressure to explain why it paid a total of $439,800 in legal fees for three Liberal politicians, including Ms Ogilvie, Mark Shelton, and Jane Howlett. The Greens…