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‘Miracle Needed’: Two-Year-Old Girl Clings to Life After Savage Dog Attack in Queensland Home A two-year-old girl is fighting for her life in hospital after a brutal dog attack in a Queensland home The toddler was bitten on the neck by a Bull Arab-type dog that is now deceased The attack has sparked a warning from local authorities about the importance of containing and registering dogs Nine dogs are currently impounded in the region due to recent attacks, sparking concerns about public safety In a heart-wrenching scene, a two-year-old girl is clinging to life in a Queensland hospital after a…

Desperate Search for Victorian Hiker Samuel Whitsed Enters Third Month as Fears Grow for His Safety on Remote WA Track WA Police are racing against time to find missing Victorian hiker Samuel Whitsed, last seen in February near the treacherous Bibbulmun track in WA’s south-west. Concerns for the 27-year-old’s welfare have grown as the search enters its third month, with police urging locals to check their properties and sheds for any sign of the experienced bushwalker. Whitsed’s family, who have been searching for him since he went out of contact, have revealed he has a history of taking shelter in…

Farrer By-Election: A Battle for the Heart of Rural Australia as Voters Demand Action from Canberra Voters in the NSW electorate of Farrer head to the polls today to decide on a replacement for former federal opposition leader Sussan Ley, with 60% expected to cast their ballots. One Nation candidate David Farley has brushed off last-minute criticisms, including ties to a family behind a massive water buyback deal, as he vies for the seat. Independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe is still in the running, despite being a dark horse, and has criticized Farley’s comments on healthcare as “ignorant”. The outcome of…

Electric Vehicle Tax Break Sparks Fury as Nationals Leader Calls it ‘Upper-Class Welfare’ – But Is He Ignoring the Facts? A $2 billion electric vehicle tax discount has been branded a “completely failed scheme” by Nationals leader Matt Canavan, sparking outrage among supporters of the policy. Despite criticism, the policy has driven a surge in electric vehicle sales, with second-hand EVs leaping 138% between February and March. The tax break has been hailed as a success by the government, with 64,000 more EVs on the road and a reduction of two days’ worth of carbon emissions. But Canavan claims the…

Teenage Joyrider, 13, Leads Police on Wild Chase in Stolen SUV Across NSW South Coast Before Dramatic Road Spike Takedown A 13-year-old girl has been charged with multiple offences after allegedly leading a high-speed police pursuit in a stolen SUV across the NSW South Coast. The joyride, which spanned multiple suburbs, ended with the deployment of road spikes and the arrest of three teenage occupants. The incident raises serious concerns about youth crime and the ease with which minors can access and drive stolen vehicles. The sun had barely set on the NSW South Coast on Friday evening when a…