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One Nation on the Rise: Pauline Hanson’s Party Wins Multiple Seats in South Australian State Election One Nation secures at least one lower house seat and three upper house seats, with the party’s national leader Pauline Hanson feeling “vindicated” by the results. The far-right populist party polled over 21 per cent of the vote, ahead of the Liberal opposition on 19 per cent. One Nation’s state leader Cory Bernardi wins a seat in the upper house, promising an “earthquake” in South Australian politics. The South Australian state election has seen a significant surge in support for One Nation, with the…

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Police Shoot Man in Logan Central After He Allegedly Wields Knife and Makes Threats in Shopping Centre Chaos A 27-year-old man is fighting for his life after being shot by police in a dramatic incident at a Logan Central shopping centre. The man allegedly approached officers with a knife, sparking a tense standoff that ended in him being shot in the abdomen. The incident is the third police shooting in Queensland this year, raising concerns about the increasing number of violent confrontations between police and the public. The streets of Logan Central were thrown into chaos on Saturday evening when…

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Road to Nowhere: Young Woman Fights for Life After Cowardly Hit-and-Run in Rural NSW A 21-year-old woman is clinging to life after a heartless driver struck her down and fled the scene in rural NSW. The young victim was left for dead on a quiet street in Glenreagh, 30km from Coffs Harbour, on Saturday night. Police are hunting for the driver, who abandoned the young woman to face death alone, and are appealing for witnesses to come forward. In the dead of night, on a quiet street in the small town of Glenreagh, a young woman’s life was forever changed.…

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Australia Joins Global Allies in Pledge to Protect Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions with Iran Australia joins US allies in committing to ensure safe passage of ships through Strait of Hormuz Iran’s attacks on commercial ships and “de facto closure” of the strait sparks international concern Global energy supply chains at risk as one-fifth of the world’s oil transits through the strait Australia’s commitment comes after US President Donald Trump’s criticism of allies for not contributing to defensive efforts Australia has joined a coalition of international allies in pledging to contribute to efforts ensuring safe passage of ships through…

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Electric Vehicle Sales Surge in Australia as Fuel Prices Soar Amid Iran War and Blockade of Strait of Hormuz Electric vehicle makers report a surge in interest as fuel prices skyrocket, with sales increasing by 20% month-on-month Australian families and farmers are leading the charge, with many considering the switch to electric due to rising living costs Chinese automakers, such as BYD and Great Wall Motor, are seeing a significant spike in interest, with their sales increasing significantly since the fuel crisis began Australia is witnessing a remarkable shift in the automotive industry as fuel prices continue to soar amid…

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