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Neo-Nazis Who Booed at Melbourne Anzac Day Ceremony Fined and Convicted, But Critics Warn of ‘Weak’ Sentencing Four neo-Nazis have been found guilty of offensive behaviour and fined for disrupting a Melbourne Anzac Day dawn service in 2025. The group, including notorious white supremacist Jacob Hersant, booed and yelled racist slogans during the ceremony, causing widespread outrage. Critics are now calling for tougher sentencing, arguing that the fines handed down do not reflect the severity of the offences. The incident has sparked a national debate about free speech, hate crime, and the limits of acceptable behaviour in public. The Shrine…

Jackie O and Gemma O’Neill Defy Rumors of Rift as $100 Million Lawsuit Looms Despite swirling rumors of a breakdown, Jackie O and Gemma O’Neill remain close friends and business partners The pair are still working together to take on ARN in a $100 million lawsuit over Jackie’s contract termination Gemma’s financial struggles and the pressure of the lawsuit have raised eyebrows, but insiders insist their bond remains strong As they face the challenges ahead, Jackie and Gemma are more united than ever, according to sources close to the pair As the drama surrounding Jackie O’s contract termination continues to…

Australia-US Trade War Looms: ‘Rotten’ Tariffs Spark Fierce Row Over Slavery and Free Trade The US plans to slap a 12.5 per cent tariff on dozens of countries, including Australia, over alleged failures to prevent slavery and forced labour. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese slams the move as “unjustified and inconsistent” with free trade agreements, sparking a fierce row with the Trump administration. The tariffs could have far-reaching consequences for Australian businesses and consumers, with Opposition Leader Angus Taylor labelling them “rotten” and vowing to fight against them. Experts warn the move could escalate the trade war between the two nations,…

‘A Tragic and Senseless Loss’: Elderly Woman, 80, to Plead Guilty Over Shopping Centre Crash That Killed a Four-Year-Old Boy in Canberra A four-year-old boy’s life was cut short in a horrific car crash at a Canberra shopping centre in January, leaving a community in shock. Maureen Brew, 80, will plead guilty to culpable driving causing death over the incident, which occurred at the Southlands Shopping Centre in Mawson. The tragedy has raised questions about the safety of elderly drivers on Australian roads and whether stricter regulations are needed. The devastating crash that claimed the life of a young boy…

Sydney on the Brink of Revolution: Driverless Taxis Set to Hit the Streets as Waymo Eyes Australian Expansion Waymo, the world’s first fully autonomous ride-hailing service, is in talks with Australian regulators to bring its technology to Sydney The company has already completed over half a million trips a week in 11 American cities, with passengers embracing the technology Experts say autonomous cars are safer overall, predicting a reduction in road fatalities and accidents But concerns remain over the technology’s imperfections, including incidents of Waymo cars driving into floodwaters and oncoming traffic The streets of Sydney could soon be transformed…