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Tragedy Strikes at Iconic Ubirr Lookout: Woman’s Mysterious Death Rocks Kakadu National Park A woman in her 30s has died under unknown circumstances at Ubirr Lookout in Kakadu National Park, sparking a police investigation The popular tourist site, famous for its Aboriginal rock art and starring role in the movie Crocodile Dundee, has been closed to the public NT Parks and Wildlife Minister Marie-Clare Boothby has expressed her condolences to the woman’s loved ones, describing the incident as “heartbreaking” Police are working to determine the full circumstances surrounding the woman’s death, with a report to be prepared for the coroner…

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Delivery Drivers Win Landmark Deal: Gig Economy Workers Score Historic Victory with $31.30 Minimum Hourly Wage and Injury Insurance Thousands of delivery drivers across Australia will receive a minimum $31.30 per hour after a groundbreaking agreement between the Transport Workers Union and major delivery platforms. The deal, approved by the Fair Work Commission, marks a significant shift in the gig economy, providing better pay and conditions for workers. For the first time, gig workers will also be insured for injuries sustained while on the job, offering crucial protection for those in the industry. The changes will come into effect on…

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Alan Jones’s Defence Team Grills Ex-Girlfriend of Alleged Victim Over ‘Financial Promise’ in Explosive Court Hearing Alan Jones’s defence team has questioned the ex-girlfriend of one of his alleged victims over a message that could be interpreted as a financial promise for supporting his case. The woman accepted that the message could look like a promise of financial support, but denied interpreting it that way and rejected suggestions of a financial motive. The 85-year-old broadcaster is facing a local court trial in Sydney after pleading not guilty to 20 counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching relating…

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Cliffhanger Horror: Woman’s 10-Metre Plunge from Unfenced Riverland Trail Sparks Fears for Tourist Safety A 40-year-old woman has miraculously survived a heart-stopping 10-metre fall from a popular South Australian cliff trail, sparking urgent calls for improved safety measures. The terrifying incident occurred on the Rotary Cliff Top Walk in Waikerie, where walkers and photographers are drawn to the stunning views, but exposed, unfenced sections pose a deadly risk. A specially trained paramedic was winched down to the stricken woman, securing her before she was lifted to safety in a dramatic rescue operation. The incident has raised serious concerns about the…

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Deadly Fungal Disease Sweeps Across Queensland, Threatening Australia’s Unique Reptile Population A mysterious fungal disease, never before seen in Australia, is killing snakes and lizards across south-east Queensland, with experts warning it could be a “death sentence” for native reptile populations. Snake catchers on the Sunshine Coast report an influx of snakes with suspected infections, with one case found on a job site at Woodford, “absolutely riddled” with the fatal disease. Researchers suspect the disease may have originated from the illegal pet trade or domestic pets from overseas, and are racing to spread awareness and develop a treatment before it’s…

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