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  1. Hazmat incident at Sydney high school

    A number of students have reportedly been taken to hospital after a major hazmat incident at a high school in Sydney’s south-west.

  2. Prince Harry's interview calling for 'reconciliation' with his family which aired during a State Visit is greeted by a chorus of royal eye-rolling

    Prince Harry's first interview since returning to Britain threatened to overshadow a big day for King Charles and the Prince of Wales as they welcomed the Sultan of Oman to Windsor.

  3. Jetstar passenger reveals fallout after inflating life jacket during pre-flight demonstration

    The aircraft was preparing to depart Adelaide Airport when a video appeared to show one passenger putting on a life jacket during the pre-flight briefing.

  4. Convicted killer who spent decades on death row evades execution after governor intervenes as questions swirl around the murder

    For nearly three decades, the threat of execution has hung over Toforest Johnson's family. Now, that threat has lifted under his current sentence.

  5. ‘They’re the best people’: Conmen boasted of £55k scam against couple in ‘posh town’

    Two rogue traders who targeted an elderly couple after learning they had no family and lived…

  6. 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.

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

  9. 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.