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Flood Chaos Hits Far North Queensland as Cyclone Threat Looms: ‘Don’t Drive Through Floodwaters, It’s a Recipe for Disaster’ Tropical low 34U has a high chance of developing into a cyclone, bringing more rain and strong winds to Far North Queensland Emergency services urge people not to drive through floodwaters after two car rooftop rescues on Sunday Weekend rainfall totals topped 400mm in some areas, with swollen waterways expected to recede from Monday The Far North Queensland community is bracing for more heavy rainfall and strong winds as a tropical low sits off the coast, with a high chance of…

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Tragedy at Sea: Three Fishermen Found Dead Off South Australian Coast After Ignoring Locals’ Warnings of Deadly Water Conditions Three men from New South Wales, aged 64, 67, and 74, died in a fishing trip gone wrong off the coast of South Australia. Their bodies were recovered from the water late Sunday night, with none of them wearing life jackets, after an eight-hour search operation. Police are investigating the incident, urging locals not to collect debris from the beach, as it could be crucial to understanding what caused the boat to overturn. The small coastal town of Beachport in South…

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Tragedy on the Mountain: Young Woman Dies, Man Clings to Life After 100m Fall on Slippery Trail A 18-year-old woman has died and a young man is fighting for life after a horrific fall from a mountain trail on the Sunshine Coast The pair were part of a group of young hikers who braved the treacherous conditions, despite warnings the track was closed due to recent rain The tragedy highlights the dangers of Australia’s great outdoors, with authorities urging hikers to exercise extreme caution and heed warnings The Sunshine Coast has been left reeling after a tragic accident on Mount…

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Australia Braces for Fuel Rationing as Middle East War Disrupts Global Oil Supply Experts warn Australia must prepare for fuel rationing if the war in the Middle East is not resolved quickly Panic buying exacerbates the problem, putting pressure on fuel stockpiles Australia’s fuel security is under scrutiny, with only two oil refineries remaining in the country Australia is on high alert for the possibility of fuel rationing as the war in the Middle East continues to disrupt the global oil supply. Experts are warning that the country must prepare for the worst-case scenario, as the conflict shows no signs…

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One Nation’s Shocking Surge: Pauline Hanson’s Party Overtakes Coalition as Australian Voters Abandon Major Parties in Droves A drastic shift in Australian politics as One Nation’s primary vote soars to 24%, overtaking the Coalition and threatening Labor’s grip on power A staggering 50% of voters willing to ditch traditional parties, opting for Greens, independents, and One Nation candidates in a historic rebuke of the status quo Resolve Political Monitor polling reveals Labor’s primary vote has plummeted to 29%, while the Coalition’s has dropped to 22%, as Australians scream out for fuel relief and an end to cost of living woes…

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