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TWO MEN FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING ELDERLY MAN IN HIS OWN HOME DURING METH-ADDLED BURGLARY FOR DRUGS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S SOUTH WEST Raymond Smith, 68, was brutally murdered in his own home in Greenbushes, WA, during a home invasion sparked by a desperate search for drugs James Terence Hunt, 33, and Paul Douglas May, 43, have been convicted of the heinous crime, with Hunt found guilty of murder and May guilty of manslaughter The pair, along with a third man, Kevin Allan Craig Potter, broke into Mr Smith’s home in search of marijuana, which he grew for personal use The…

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Sickening Delay: Teen Left to Languish in Hospital Emergency Department for 116 Hours Waiting for Mental Health Bed A 17-year-old girl was forced to wait almost five days in a hospital emergency department for a mental health bed, sparking outrage and apologies from WA’s health minister and country health service director. The teenager, who had attempted to take her own life twice, was eventually transferred to a hospital 300km away, highlighting the dire shortage of mental health services in regional WA. The incident has exposed the devastating consequences of the state’s mental health crisis, with the opposition slamming the government…

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Swarm of Fury: Angry Bees on the Loose as Truck Carrying Honey Bees Rolls Over on Queensland Highway A truck carrying thousands of honey bees has rolled over on the Warrego Highway, unleashing a deadly swarm that has left motorists running for cover. Drivers are being warned to keep their windows closed and avoid the area after several people were stung by the angry bees. The truck’s driver, Bruce Ruge, was taken to hospital with a suspected broken elbow and was left badly shaken by the ordeal. Specialist road technicians are on their way to the scene to remove the…

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Abortion Row Erupts as One Nation’s Barnaby Joyce Demands Stricter Controls Amid Fears of Sex Selection Practices One Nation recruit Barnaby Joyce calls for tighter abortion controls at a demonstration outside NSW parliament, sparking heated debate on the issue A private member’s bill to ban abortions for sex selection purposes is set to be debated in NSW parliament, with politicians bracing for a conscience vote Despite NSW Health policy already banning the practice, Libertarian MP John Ruddick’s bill seeks to introduce penalties for medical practitioners who perform sex-selective abortions As the New South Wales state election campaign looms, a contentious…

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AUKUS Submarine Deal, Solomon Islands Treaty, and Economic Woes: What It All Means for Australia’s National Security and Global Standing Australia to purchase three second-hand Virginia-class submarines from the US, a shift from the original plan of one new and two used boats Defence Minister Richard Marles defends the decision, saying it’s a “good financial deal” that will benefit Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale to discuss a new treaty and strengthen ties The Australian government has made headlines in recent days with the announcement of a new AUKUS submarine deal, a shift…

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