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Australia’s Fuel Crisis: Coalition’s $800 Million Plan to Boost Reserves Sparks Debate Over Cost and Effectiveness Australia’s fuel crisis deepens as the Coalition announces a plan to increase onshore fuel reserves to 60 days’ supply, but at a cost of $6 billion and an extra one cent per litre at the pump. The opposition’s energy security policy aims to reduce reliance on overseas supply lines, but Labor claims the plan is flawed and would add to the cost of fuel. Experts warn that Australia’s fuel stocks are critically low, with just 44 days’ worth of petrol, 33 days of diesel,…

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Rebel Wilson’s Reputation on the Line as Defamation Trial Heats Up: ‘Champion of Women’ Accused of Bullying and Harassment Rebel Wilson denies bullying and harassing colleagues in Federal Court defamation trial Wilson’s wife, Ramona Agruma-Wilson, won’t testify due to high-risk pregnancy Actor accused of making defamatory posts about colleague Charlotte MacInnes Wilson’s team faces accusations of lying and dishonesty in court Rebel Wilson, the Hollywood star known for her outspoken personality, found herself in the hot seat as she gave evidence in a defamation trial against her. The actress, who has built a reputation as a “champion of women,” is…

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Japan Teeters on Brink of Disaster as 6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Amid Devastating Wildfires and Tsunami Fears A magnitude-6.1 earthquake hits northern Japan, sparking fresh fears of a potential mega-quake and tsunami 1,400 firefighters battle raging mountain blazes that have already burnt 1,373 hectares of land and threaten homes in coastal town of Otsuchi Climate change blamed for increased frequency of wildfires in Japan, with hot, dry and windy conditions fanning the flames Residents in Otsuchi prepare for evacuation as flames close in, with one resident saying “fire won’t be able to catch up to us since it does not…

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‘Booed and Betrayed’: The Shocking Backlash Against Indigenous Elder Di Ryder at Perth’s Anzac Day Dawn Service Whadjuk Noongar elder Di Ryder was booed and heckled while giving a Welcome to Country at Perth’s Anzac Day dawn service The incident has sparked widespread outrage, with leaders condemning the “disgusting” and “disrespectful” behaviour Ms Ryder said she was “mortified” but refused to be silenced, standing firm in her right to acknowledge Indigenous veterans The incident has reignited debate over the place of Welcome to Country ceremonies at Anzac Day services Di Ryder, a respected Army veteran and community leader, was met…

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Tragedy Strikes: Family’s Interstate Move Turns to Horror as House Fire Claims Lives of Two Children A devastating house fire in the Blue Mountains has left a family in ruins, claiming the lives of two young children and leaving their father and four siblings injured. The family was due to start a new life in Queensland on the same day, but their dreams were reduced to ashes in a matter of hours. Firefighters were forced to make the heart-wrenching decision to not enter the burning home, citing safety concerns, as neighbours desperately tried to save the trapped children. The investigation…

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