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EXCLUSIVE: ‘No Hero’ – Sister of Australia’s Most Wanted Fugitive Dezi Freeman Speaks Out After Dramatic Confrontation Ends in Tragedy Dezi Freeman’s sister breaks her silence after her brother’s death, revealing her shame and anger over his actions Freeman was shot dead by police after a three-hour standoff at an isolated property on the NSW-Victoria border The 44-year-old had been on the run for seven months after killing two police officers in Victoria’s high country His sister describes him as “no hero” and says he “sacrificed being a father and husband to become Australia’s most wanted fugitive” The sister of…

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Supermarket Price Shock: Aussie Shoppers Bracing for Fresh Wave of Cost-of-Living Pain Major supermarkets Coles and Woolworths confirm suppliers are pushing for price hikes, with increases likely to hit shelves within weeks Fuel levies and rising supplier costs to blame for impending price rises, with fresh food expected to be the first to be affected Household budgets set to take another hit as retailers struggle to absorb increasing costs, with price reviews looming Industry insiders warn of a delayed but inevitable impact on consumers, with prices expected to rise by single-digit percentages Australian shoppers are bracing for a fresh wave…

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Free Fuel Frenzy: Melbourne Drivers Bring City to a Standstill as Police Shut Down Chaotic Giveaway Thousands of Melbourne drivers descended on a petrol station in the city’s west, causing traffic chaos and prompting police intervention. The $100,000 fuel giveaway, run by rewards club RS Rewards, was shut down just an hour after it began due to safety concerns. Organisers were forced to give out free fuel vouchers to those who missed out, as police struggled to control the massive crowds. The incident raises questions about the effectiveness of crowd control measures and the potential for similar events to spiral…

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Father’s Easter Tragedy: Son Accused of Brutal Murder in Sydney’s West A 30-year-old man allegedly stabbed his 58-year-old father multiple times in a “confronting” scene at a Sydney home. The father died at the scene, despite paramedics’ best efforts, in a tragic start to the Easter long weekend. The son, who has a history of domestic violence, was arrested at the scene and is expected to face court on Friday. A devastating and brutal murder has shaken a Sydney community, with a 30-year-old man accused of killing his own father in a “confronting” situation that has left police and paramedics…

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Australians Ditch Petrol for Electric Cars as Fuel Crisis Bites: Is This the Tipping Point for a Nation on the Brink of a Green Revolution? Australians are abandoning petrol and diesel vehicles in droves, with electric car sales skyrocketing by 39.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2026. The global fuel crisis, sparked by Middle East conflict, has sent petrol prices soaring to unprecedented levels, with diesel costing over $3 a litre across the country. Motorists in NSW and Queensland are leading the charge, snapping up hundreds of electric vehicles as the nation teeters on the brink of a…

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