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  1. Accelerate hits manganese jackpot with 59.6% Pilbara grades

    Accelerate Resources has unearthed near-60% manganese rock chips at its Woodie Woodie North project in WA, bolstering a 12km underexplored mineralised corridor.

  2. The Greens have a serious problem with hypocrisy - and the allegations against Jordon Steele-John have exposed it: PVO

    The Greens have discovered natural justice. Apparently it was hiding underneath their stack of media releases demanding accountability from everybody else.

  3. Controversial AI data centre given planning permission despite water usage fears

    A controversial data centre has been narrowly approved despite residents’ concerns about water usage and the stability of the neighbouring landfill.

  4. Fee-fi-fo-fun! Much-loved Christmas panto returns with a giant adventure

    With a familiar face playing the baddie and a cast packed with musical and comedy talent, this theatre’s panto promises plenty of festive fun.

  5. ‘Gutted’ grandmother’s shop targeted in hammer attack months after opening

    A “gutted” grandmother told how a hammer-wielding vandal smashed her high street shop window just months after opening.

  6. Herne Bay’s first McDonald’s finally gets green light amid concerns over noise

    A McDonald’s branch can finally open in Herne Bay after the final planning hurdle was cleared, despite concerns from residents over noise and smells.

  7. Man, 35, ‘doesn’t know’ why he had sex with male pony

    A pervert has admitted committing an act of bestiality which was caught on CCTV at a popular riding stables.

  8. See TV and radio star Vernon Kay in panto this Christmas

    Here’s how to book as fans’ favourite Vernon returns to the stage in a dazzling new production of Sleeping Beauty.

  9. The parents of little Archie, five, found dead after he and his siblings were allegedly duct-taped into sleeping bags: What Grafton neighbours, social media posts and police reveal about the family

    As police piece together Archie's final days, the Daily Mail can reveal new details about his parents, their life in Carrs Island and what neighbours observed before his death.

  10. Two protesters in custody after Greenpeace stunt on gas rig off the Australian coast

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific chief executive David Ritter said the protesters' 'brave' actions helped expose an unacceptable risk to Scott Reef.