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Sydney Road Rage Horror: Driver Accused of Mowing Down Teen E-Bike Rider in Frenzied Attack Caught on Camera Dramatic footage shows an SUV crushing a 15-year-old e-bike rider, leaving him with serious leg injuries David Wittig, 39, faces three charges, including driving furiously to cause bodily harm, after alleged road rage incident Teens and off-duty police officers witnessed the shocking incident, with one yelling ‘You just ran over my f***ing mate, bro’ Wittig remains on bail, banned from driving, after allegedly failing to stop for police and arguing with the victim’s group It’s a moment that will haunt the Northern…

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Meet the Unlikely One Nation Supporter Who’s Shattering Stereotypes and Defying Expectations Meet Ronil Prasad, a migrant from Fiji who’s proud to call himself Australian and has become an unlikely supporter of One Nation. Despite being a non-white Australian, Prasad rejects the politics of victimhood and is vocal about protecting Australia’s identity. His views have sparked outrage among migrant activists, but Prasad is not alone – many migrants are turning to One Nation due to concerns over the rate of migration and its impact on their lives. As the party’s popularity soars, Prasad’s story challenges the lazy racism trope and…

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Fuel Price Time Bomb: Petrol Could Soar by 26 Cents a Litre in July as Albanese Refuses to Commit to Tax Cut Extension Petrol prices could skyrocket by 26 cents a litre in July if the government doesn’t extend the temporary tax cut, sparking widespread panic among motorists. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has left the door open to extending the $2.5 billion tax cut, but says a decision will be made close to June 30. The temporary tax cut has saved motorists $19 on the cost of a 65L tank of fuel since April, but its future is uncertain. Experts…

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Bondi Beach Hero’s Darkest Hour: How Ahmed Al Ahmed’s Own Brothers Allegedly Turned Against Him in Brutal Extortion Plot Ahmed Al Ahmed, the brave bystander who disarmed a gunman during the Bondi Beach terror attack, is allegedly the victim of a shocking extortion attempt by his own brothers. The siblings, Sameh Al Ahmed and Hozifa Al Ahmed, are accused of making chilling threats against Ahmed, demanding a share of the $2.6 million raised to support him after the attack. The alleged threats include vows to break Ahmed’s arm, smash his face, and make the situation “worse” for him if he…

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Fracking Frenzy: Taylor’s Gas Gamble Exposes Deep Divisions in South Australia Federal Liberal leader Angus Taylor sparks controversy with pro-fracking stance in South Australia, contradicting state Liberals and fuelling fears of environmental disaster South Australian Labor government pushes to end 10-year moratorium on gas fracking in the South East, despite widespread community opposition and warnings of aquifer damage Pauline Hanson set to weigh in on the debate, with her party holding the balance of power in the state’s upper house and potentially deciding the fate of the moratorium Experts warn of the devastating consequences of fracking on the region’s pristine…

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