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PM confirms suspect in custody after MP attacked
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addresses the media after federal MP Helen Haines was attacked outside her electorate office.
The Kent business park where five office blocks could be turned into 260 homes
Why have major firms left Kings Hill? We explore the changing office market, empty buildings and plans to turn some into homes.
UK man reveals how he spent £336k on world's longest pub crawl after 25,000 boozer milestone
The man is said to average 11 pubs every week and has spent around £8,000 on average a year over the past four decades
Coronation Street villain casts own verdict on Sarah Platt's fate after murder confession
Corrie's Theo Silverton has been seen casting his own verdict on what Sarah Platt's fate should be
What's really in your supermarket Wagyu - and that £11 patty from Burger King: How the most expensive meat on Earth has turned into something so dry, bland and deeply boring: TOM PARKER BOWLES
Can any piece of steak, however heavenly, really be worth £100 for a mere 100g? The weight of two Snickers bars. And if so, then what is Wagyu doing playing a starring role in a fast-food chain burger?
Police backtrack on possible link between dog attack and body found in bushland
A council worker discovered a man’s decomposing body in the Chermside park at the weekend.
Police backtrack on possible link between dog attack and body found in bushland
A council worker discovered a man’s decomposing body in the Chermside park at the weekend.
Queensland Police Union grants loan to officer accused of domestic violence
The Queensland Police Union is under fire for offering a loan to an officer accused of domestic violence.
PM says suspect in custody after MP Helen Haines allegedly 'attacked' outside office
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said it was too early to speculate on a motivation.
Artemis II astronaut reveals the terrifying moment he feared his crew would be lost in space 'after straying too far from Earth'
As Commander Reid Wiseman and his three crew flew over the dark side of the Moon to what NASA had said would be their maximum distance, their odometer continued ticking upwards.
