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Teen charged with hate crime over alleged threats to ‘blow up’ family
The 19-year-old allegedly made threats to a family at a home in Morningside.
Pro-Trump New York Post Warns How He Could Spark ‘Full-On Riot’ In GOP
The Post said the president “would blow up the Republican Party” with the move, which was also condemned by The Wall Street Journal.
Brendan Nugent to remain in prison after allegedly ramming car into Helen Haines
Brendan Nugent will remain behind bars after facing court for the first time, accused of ramming his car into federal MP Helen Haines.
ASX finishes higher as banks rise, NextDC tanks; CSL names new CEO
The Australian sharemarket whipsawed on Wednesday as banks and tech stocks advanced and data centre company NextDC plunged.
The couple who rushed to help Helen Haines after her attack
The couple, Jacob Evans and Jacklyn Black, who rushed to help Independent Member for Indi Helen Haines and applied a tourniquet, in Wangaratta on Wednesday morning.
1.6million tumble dryers in UK homes could have potentially fatal defects, coroner warns after house fire killed father and nine-year-old daughter
Senior coroner Martin Fleming warned there are more than 1.6million Hoover tumble dryers in UK homes that have potentially fatal defects.
Christina Applegate tearfully announces she does not have MS and was 'misdiagnosed' for years
Christina Applegate has revealed her doctor told her she does not have multiple sclerosis (MS) - despite battling debilitating symptoms for more than five years.
Care home residents were sacrificed to 'protect the NHS' during Covid pandemic causing 43,000 deaths after failings saw virus 'spread like wildfire', damning inquiry finds
More than 43,000 residents died after hospitals discharged infected patients into care homes without adequate protections, allowing the virus to 'spread like wildfire'.
Melbourne Assembly day three as it happened: Major events at risk if city ‘rests on its laurels’
Victoria Racing Club chief executive Kylie Rogers issues a warning about the future of major events as Ben Carroll, Jess Wilson make election pledges at The Age’s landmark civic forum.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Hancock's shame over Covid deaths...as inquiry report should haunt him for the rest of his days
With Covid running riot across Britain almost six-and-a-half years ago, Matt Hancock insisted a 'protective ring' had been thrown around the nation's care homes
