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Teenage ‘Thrill-Seekers’ Die in Horrific E-Bike Crash as NSW Government Promises Crackdown on Illegal Riders Two teenage boys, 14 and 15, killed in e-bike crash on Sydney’s Liverpool-Parramatta T-way Shocking footage emerges of one of the teens performing wheelies and tricks on e-bike before fatal crash New bill introduced to NSW Parliament grants police power to seize and crush illegal e-bikes The community is reeling after two teenage boys, William Drake, 15, and Adrian Lai, 14, were killed in a horrific e-bike crash on the Liverpool-Parramatta T-way in Sydney’s west. The tragic incident has sparked calls for greater action to…

BILL COSBY’S DARKEST HOUR: Jury Finds Disgraced Comedian Liable for Drugging and Sexually Assaulting Woman in 1972 A California jury has delivered a devastating blow to Bill Cosby, finding him liable for the sexual battery and assault of Donna Motsinger in 1972 The 88-year-old comedian has been ordered to pay a staggering $US59.25 million in damages, including $US40 million in punitive damages The verdict is a major victory for Motsinger, who bravely came forward with her allegations and has finally received justice after nearly 50 years Cosby’s legal team has vowed to appeal the verdict, but the decision is a…

Raped and Abandoned: The Horrific Ordeal of a Canadian Backpacker in Byron Bay A 20-year-old Canadian tourist was brutally raped in Byron Bay after getting lost on the beach at night and seeking help from a stranger. The attacker, 42-year-old Allen Roberts, was sentenced to a minimum of two years and nine months in jail for sexual intercourse without consent. The victim’s harrowing experience has left her with lasting trauma, and she is now triggered by travelling and being in unfamiliar places. In a shocking and disturbing case, a young Canadian backpacker’s dream trip to Australia turned into a nightmare…

Australia’s ‘Worst Ever’ Free Trade Deal with EU Sparks Outrage Among Farmers and Industry Leaders Farmers slam deal as “worst ever” and warn of “decades” of disadvantage Red meat exporters to be hit hard, with limited access to EU market Wine industry celebrates tariff-free exports, but others feel left behind The Australian government’s freshly minted free trade agreement with the European Union has sparked outrage among farmers and industry leaders, who claim it will disadvantage exporters to the EU for “decades to come”. The deal, which has been eight years in the making, has been labelled the “worst ever” by…

State of Emergency: 30,000 Teachers Walk Out, Leaving Thousands of Students in Limbo as Pay Dispute Reaches Boiling Point Massive teacher strike to cripple Victoria’s education system, with 30,000 educators expected to take to the streets Families left scrambling as thousands of classes are cancelled, with some schools forced to operate on skeleton staff Union demands 35% pay rise, accusing government of offering “inadequate” 17% increase, leaving teachers as the lowest paid in Australia The usually tranquil halls of Victoria’s schools will be replaced with picket lines and protests on Tuesday as 30,000 teachers, principals, and education support staff prepare…