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Weather Radar Revival: Tennant Creek to Finally Get New Forecasting Equipment After 11-Year Wait The Northern Territory town of Tennant Creek will finally get a new weather radar in 2027, after an 11-year wait that left locals vulnerable to severe weather events. The new radar will be a high-power S-band dual-polarised Doppler radar, providing essential weather forecasting services for the town and surrounding communities. The project has been plagued by delays, including a botched site selection process and COVID-19 travel restrictions, but is now expected to be operational by mid-2027. Locals, including cattle stations and Aboriginal communities, have been calling…

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Koalas on the Brink: How Climate Change is Pushing Australia’s Beloved Icon to the Edge of Extinction A shocking new study reveals that koalas are 1.5 to 3.5 times more likely to die when temperatures soar above 30C, sparking fears for the future of the iconic species. Researchers warn that climate change is driving local extinctions in north-west NSW, with the population in Gunnedah already “functionally extinct” due to habitat fragmentation and disease. Experts say koalas are struggling to cope with extreme heat, with dehydration and malnutrition major concerns as the animals’ food sources dry up and become toxic. Australia’s…

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US-Iran Conflict Ignites Again: Strikes, Retaliation and a Threat to Global Oil Supplies Iran accuses the US of violating a fragile ceasefire with ‘defensive strikes’ in the southern Hormozgan province US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns that negotiations to halt the conflict could “take a few days” as tensions escalate The Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil shipping route, remains blockaded, sparking concerns over global fuel and food prices Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei vows to retaliate, calling for an end to “American bases” in the region The fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran has been shattered,…

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Family’s Agony as Police Decide Not to Charge Over Death of Kumanjayi White in Custody: ‘We Have Got No Hope’ Kumanjayi White’s family left reeling after police reveal no charges will be laid over his death in custody 24-year-old Warlpiri man died after being restrained by police in Alice Springs supermarket Family slams police for ‘turning up uninvited’ to deliver the devastating news on the eve of the one-year anniversary ‘We are sick of being treated unequally’: Family’s scathing statement sparks calls for justice and reform The family of Kumanjayi White has been left shattered and outraged after Northern Territory…

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Stolen Generation Scandal: 30 Years On, Australia’s Government Still Failing to Deliver Justice to Indigenous Survivors Australia’s government has been slammed for its “total failure” to implement the landmark Bringing Them Home report, nearly three decades after it was tabled in parliament. Only five out of 83 recommendations have been implemented, leaving thousands of Indigenous Australians without justice or reparations for the trauma they suffered as children. The Healing Foundation has released a strategic plan, urging governments to act within the next two years to address the ongoing legacy of forced removals and provide tangible action for survivors. Experts warn…

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