The cruel mistress La Niña made sure that much of Queensland and New South Wales were bathed in water during the summer and fall, and according to the BOM, the humid weather is likely to continue in the winter. Relentless humidity has ensured that even people in homes and businesses not devastated by the floods …
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The vision captured by the BFM TV news channel shows that the killer whale has a bent dorsal fin. The killer whale was first seen on May 17 around the port of Le Havre and the Normandy town of Honfleur. But recent sightings have put it much higher, west of the city of Rouen, more …
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The Meteorological Office has reported no tsunami threat to Australia after a capital was shaken by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake. Darwin residents have been shaking after the city was shaken by a magnitude 6.4 earthquake shortly after noon on Friday. The quake struck at 11.36 on the coast of Timor-Leste (12.06 Darwin time) and was …
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A 7th grader at Epping Boys High brought tens of thousands of dollars in cash to the school and bought luxurious gifts for his friends, sent them shopping and bought game vouchers and computers. School principal Jessica Schadel wrote to parents on Tuesday to warn them of a problem in the 7th cohort that could …
As the “Italianness” of the Prime Minister exhibited the nation’s largest gift Sydney Morning Herald How it happened: The Biloela family will return to Queensland; Darren Chester will challenge Barnaby Joyce for the Nationals lead; Peter Dutton became the liberal leader of The Age How David Pocock and the rights of the territory undid Senator …
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Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size For the first few months after becoming the Labor leader after the party’s shock defeat in the 2019 election, Anthony Albanese maintained his usual Friday morning appearances on Nine’s Today. Every week, as described by one of Albanese’s advisers, then-Home Secretary Peter Dutton would show …
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“Sydney shines during Vivid Sydney and I can’t wait for everyone to experience it,” he said. While Vivid drew crowds like flaming moths, other festivals and carnivals around Sydney also returned this weekend, bringing to life areas such as Blacktown, Manly, Pyrmont and Fairfield. Colored by the return of The Streets Alive and Parade Day, …
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What does the postponement of a plant genetics conference in the Australian tropics have to do with the death of a black American at the hands of the American police? They couldn’t seem further away, but there’s a thread that binds them together, a thread that turned into a burning wick. In late January, an …
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Veronica Nelson was a proud Aboriginal woman with a deep love for her culture and family. Veronica Nelson’s family has given permission to use her image. “You would come before her, you know, she wouldn’t have much to help the little ones or the elderly, a very kind young woman,” is how Uncle Colin Walker, …
A 25-year-old man is in life support with severe brain injuries after being hit in Sydney’s CBD earlier this week. A police search of six men linked to a violent coup at the Sydney CBD is underway earlier this week. Officers were called at the corner of George and Liverpool Streets around 2.10am on Monday, …
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