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Abduction Fears for Five-Year-Old Girl as Police Hunt for Ex-Prisoner in Alice Springs Five-year-old Sharon Granites reported missing from her home in the Old Timers town camp in Alice Springs on Sunday morning Police believe she was abducted and are searching for 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis, who was staying at the same address and has also gone missing Mr Lewis was recently released from prison and police say he may have a “peripheral link” to Sharon’s family More than 50 police officers, including members of the elite Territory Response Group, are searching for Sharon and Mr Lewis The disappearance of a…

Victoria’s Road to Ruin: $1 Billion Band-Aid Fix for Pothole Epidemic as Motorists Suffer Hundreds of Victorians lodge claims for vehicle damage on poor roads, but only 1% are approved for compensation $1.04 billion funding package aims to repair arterial roads, bridges, and roadside signs, but opposition says it’s too little, too late $36.9 million dedicated to cleaning up graffiti and rubbish along major freeways, but will it make a dent in the state’s road woes? Rural and regional areas bear the brunt of Victoria’s most dangerous roads, with local councils struggling to secure funding for repairs Victoria’s roads are…

Anzac Day Shame: The Dark Underbelly of Australia’s National Commemoration Exposed Booing erupts at Welcome to Country addresses on Anzac Day, sparking outrage and division across the nation Indigenous servicemen and women, including Uncle Ray Minniecon and Di Ryder, subjected to heckling during solemn ceremonies Politicians and Indigenous leaders condemn the disruptions, but One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce sparks controversy with comments on Welcome to Country Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles slams booing as “disgraceful” and “profoundly disrespectful”, while Opposition Leader Angus Taylor describes it as “un-Australian” The sacredness of Anzac Day was shattered on Saturday as Welcome to Country…

‘Unimaginable Tragedy’: Two Children Confirmed Dead in Fierce House Fire That Engulfed Family Home in NSW Mountains Two bodies found in the ruins of a fire-damaged home in the NSW Blue Mountains are believed to be those of two unaccounted for children Six children, aged between three and 16, and their father were home when the fire took hold, with four children and the father managing to escape The family was due to relocate to Queensland on the day of the fire, with the mother already on her way interstate when the blaze began Police say the fire is not…

Strait of Hormuz Closure Sparks Global Economic Chaos: Treasurer Jim Chalmers Faces Budget Nightmare as Oil Prices Soar The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sparked a global economic crisis, with oil prices skyrocketing and the Australian budget hanging in the balance. Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces a daunting task in preparing the 2026 federal budget, with the situation in the Middle East showing no signs of resolution. The global economy is on the brink of recession, with the price of plastic packaging and food rising rapidly due to shortages of naphtha and urea fertilizers. Analysts warn that if the…