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Gangland War Erupts in Melbourne as Fadi Haddara, Head of Notorious Crime Clan, Clings to Life After Brazen Ambush Alleged gangland boss Fadi Haddara, 48, fights for life after being shot multiple times in his driveway in Melbourne’s inner west Police vow to prevent the shooting from sparking an all-out gang war between rival crime families, including the infamous 313 gang The attack is believed to be a targeted hit, with underworld sources suggesting it may be a warning to those seeking to move in on lucrative illicit markets Haddara’s family has a long history of involvement in Victoria’s illicit…

Revolution in the Gig Economy: Australia Sets Global Precedent with Groundbreaking Minimum Pay Rates for Delivery Riders 250,000 UberEats, DoorDash, and Menulog riders to receive minimum pay rates of over $31 an hour from Monday Australia’s Fair Work Commission introduces world-first reforms to end the gig economy’s ‘race to the bottom’ New rules guarantee minimum earnings floor for app-based delivery riders and drivers, with varying rates for different modes of transport Reforms hailed as a major victory for workers, who have long campaigned for stronger workplace protections and fair pay The gig economy in Australia is on the cusp of…

Deadly Mystery Unfolds: 400 Young Pelicans Found Dead in Outback NSW, Bird Flu Ruled Out A devastating discovery of 400 dead pelicans at Lake Cawndilla has left authorities and wildlife experts baffled, with the cause of death remaining a mystery. Bird flu, a major concern in recent weeks, has been ruled out, but the true culprit behind the mass die-off could take weeks to determine. The shocking find has raised concerns about the vulnerability of native species to disease, climate change, and habitat loss. As the investigation continues, experts are urging the public to be vigilant and report any further…

Superannuation Showdown: Pauline Hanson Ignites Debate on Australians’ Right to Access Their Own Savings Pauline Hanson’s proposal to allow Australians to access their superannuation savings to buy a home has sparked a heated debate on the role of government in managing retirement funds. The One Nation leader’s plan has been met with fierce resistance from Treasurer Jim Chalmers, who claims it would “destroy the compulsory superannuation system.” But Hanson’s argument that Australians should have greater access to their own savings has struck a chord with many, who see it as a matter of personal freedom and financial security. As the…

New Chancellor Appointed to Embattled Australian National University Amid Governance Probe and Calls for Reform Dr. Gordon de Brouwer, a former Australian Public Service Commissioner, takes the reins as ANU’s 14th chancellor amid a tumultuous period for the institution. The university is under investigation by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) over its governance, and its $250 million savings plan has sparked controversy. Dr. de Brouwer brings a wealth of experience from his career in academia and the Australian Public Service, but faces the daunting task of restoring trust and confidence in the ANU. The Australian National University…