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Desperate Search for Clues: Cops Return to Scene of Four-Year-Old Gus Lamont’s Mysterious Disappearance in the Australian Outback Police launch fresh search for evidence at the Lamont family property in Yunta, South Australia, nearly a year after Gus’s disappearance Task Force Horizon detectives and STAR Group officers scour the property, including a water tank, outhouse, and mine shafts, in a bid to crack the case Heavy rains bring new hope of finding clues, but the investigation remains shrouded in mystery, with two family members still not cooperating with police The small town of Yunta in South Australia’s far north is…

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‘Deadly Revenge in the Coconut Cartel War’: Two Men Arrested Over Shooting of Sydney Underworld Figure in Vietnam A senior Sydney underworld figure, Lorenzo Lemalu, has been shot dead in a brazen attack on a busy street in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Two men have been arrested by Vietnamese authorities over the killing, which is linked to a violent gang war between rival crime groups in Sydney. The ‘Coconut Cartel’, a group suspected to be led by Lemalu, has been at the centre of a violent turf war in Sydney, with police warning of escalating violence. The killing has…

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Albanese Government Under Fire as Parliament Erupts in Chaos Over Tax Reforms, Indigenous Rights, and National Security Concerns Opposition Leader Angus Taylor slams Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over lack of transparency on tax reforms, accusing him of “scare campaigns” and “broken promises” Independent MPs raise concerns over Indigenous cultural site destruction, antisemitism royal commission’s interim report, and government funding for vulnerable communities Former US ambassador Joe Hockey warns of Australia’s “sleepwalking into the future” with 15% unemployment predicted by 2030, citing AI and robotics replacing jobs Nationals leader Matt Canavan congratulates Taylor on budget reply, stating it’s “resonating well in…

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Australia Prepares for the Return of ISIS-Linked Women and Children: A Nation Braces for the Unthinkable Australia is bracing for the return of dozens of women and children linked to ISIS, with the majority expected to arrive as early as Tuesday afternoon. The group, who have spent years in squalid Syrian refugee camps, will face the full force of the law if they are believed to have committed any crimes. A temporary exclusion order has been issued to one of the women, Hodan Abby, who will not be returning to Australia with her child. The return of the group marks…

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Diphtheria Outbreak Spreads in Remote Australia: ‘Government Doesn’t Care’ as 30 Cases Confirmed in Yuendumu Community Furious residents and service providers in Yuendumu, 300km north-west of Alice Springs, slam NT government’s response to diphtheria outbreak. About 30 confirmed cases of the vaccine-preventable disease in the community, with many more suspected. Lack of public information, education, and support from NT Health sparks outrage and fears of further spread. Experts warn of national security implications as diphtheria outbreak highlights Australia’s vulnerability to preventable diseases. The remote community of Yuendumu is in crisis as a diphtheria outbreak spreads, with about 30 confirmed cases…

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