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Tragedy Strikes: Father Fatally Bashed Near Melbourne Primary School in Front of Hundreds of Children A 63-year-old father died in hospital after a brutal attack near a Melbourne primary school attended by his son The victim was allegedly bashed with fists and a pole or metal torch by two men, with hundreds of students and parents witnessing the horror The attack has left the community shaken, with the school offering wellbeing support to those who witnessed the incident Two men, aged 21 and 22, have been charged and remain in custody, with further charges possible after a postmortem examination The…

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Pauline Hanson’s ‘Fire The Liar’ Campaign Sets Australian Politics Ablaze as One Nation Surges in the Polls and Leaves Labor Reeling One Nation’s ‘Fire The Liar’ campaign has raised over $3m from more than 60,000 donors in a matter of days, with Senator Pauline Hanson vowing to use the funds to target Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Senator Hanson has surged to become Australia’s most preferred prime minister, outpacing Mr Albanese by four percentage points in the latest Resolve Political Monitor poll. One Nation’s primary vote has jumped to 29 per cent, with Labor and the Coalition trailing behind on 28…

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Legendary Sitcom Director James Burrows Dies Aged 85: The Man Who Brought Laughter and Tears to Millions Through Cheers, Friends, and Frasier Leaves Behind a Legacy of Unparalleled Comedy Genius James Burrows, the iconic director behind some of TV’s most beloved sitcoms, has passed away at 85, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, tears, and unforgettable characters. With a career spanning over five decades, Burrows directed over 1,000 TV episodes, including 237 episodes of Cheers and the pilot of Friends, cementing his status as a comedy legend. His family remembered him as a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, who possessed…

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Riotous Riders Bring Chaos to Newcastle: Two Brothers Refused Bail as City Fears for Public Safety Two brothers, Mark and Lochlan Di Stefano, refused bail for alleged roles in Newcastle riot that left pedestrians running for their lives Police helicopter tracked brothers for 13 kilometres as they rode recklessly through busy streets, ignoring traffic signals and putting community at risk Third alleged offender, Noah Hewitt, granted strict conditional bail after police seized motorbike and found distinctive tattoos matched those seen in riot footage City of Newcastle Council condemns unauthorised event that descended into chaos, with up to 50 people riding…

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Bird Flu Pandemic Spreads to Australia: Deadly H5 Variant Detected in Western Australia, Threatening Poultry Industry and Human Health Australia’s biosecurity measures are put to the test as the deadly H5 variant of bird flu is detected in a migratory bird on a remote Western Australian beach. The discovery has sparked fears of a potential outbreak, with authorities racing to contain the virus and protect the country’s poultry industry. The H5N1 bird flu strain has infected millions of birds worldwide, and its arrival in Australia has major implications for the nation’s food security and public health. Experts warn that the…

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