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Tragedy Strikes: Elderly Bus Driver Charged Over Fatal School Bus Crash That Left 12-Year-Old Girl Dead and 15 Others Injured A 76-year-old bus driver has been charged over a devastating school bus crash that claimed the life of a 12-year-old girl and injured 15 others in Victoria last year. The tragedy unfolded on August 27 when the bus rolled on the Hamilton Highway at Stonehaven, near Geelong, leaving a trail of destruction and heartbreak. Police allege the driver, a Hamlyn Heights man, was turning left onto the Hamilton Highway from Friend in Hand Road when the bus crashed, throwing students…

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Devastating 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Indonesia, Leaving Trail of Destruction and Death in Its Wake A powerful earthquake has struck off the coast of eastern Indonesia, killing at least one person and damaging buildings, with widespread power outages and internet connectivity issues reported. The magnitude-7.7 quake, followed by several strong aftershocks, triggered a tsunami warning that was later cancelled, but not before panicked residents rushed to higher ground. Indonesia’s Disaster Management Agency has confirmed the death of one person in Sikka regency, with search and rescue teams working to verify reports of further casualties. The earthquake has sparked fears of a…

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Trump’s Shocking Plan to Seize Control of Strait of Hormuz: What It Means for Australia’s Fuel Prices and National Security US President Donald Trump vows to declare the Strait of Hormuz a US territory, escalating tensions with Iran and sparking fears of higher fuel prices in Australia. Average unleaded petrol prices in Australia remain above $2/litre, while diesel nears $2.50/litre, as global energy markets feel the pressure. Trump’s comments come as the US Navy reimposes a blockade on Iranian ports, and the administration offers no clear plan to wind down the war. Experts warn of growing political risk for Trump…

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Queensland Road Carnage: Three Lives Lost in Tragic String of Crashes Across the State A devastating night on Queensland’s roads has left three people dead and two others fighting for their lives after a series of horrific crashes. The incidents, which occurred within a two-hour window, have sent shockwaves through the community and raised concerns about road safety. Emergency services were stretched to the limit as they rushed to respond to the multiple crashes, which left a trail of destruction and heartbreak in their wake. The Forensic Crash Unit has launched a thorough investigation into the incidents, urging anyone with…

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Air Safety Crisis Unfolds at Sydney Airport: ‘Multiple Lines of Defence’ Fail to Prevent Three Near-Misses in a Fortnight Three shocking incidents at Sydney Airport in just two weeks have raised serious concerns about air safety, with the nation’s top transport safety boss questioning the delay in reporting one of the incidents. A Virgin plane was cleared for take-off despite another plane crossing the runway over a kilometre away, highlighting a “multiple point of failure” in the system. The incidents have sparked renewed calls for change, with the Civil Air president saying there are not enough air traffic controllers in…

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