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Man, 43, arrested over Australian MP car 'attack' is identified as radical anti-Israel climate campaigner - as Helen Haines remains fighting for her life after losing a leg
Brendan Nugent, 43, was arrested after Helen Haines, a centrist independent, was struck by a car outside her MP office on Monday afternoon, seeing her lose a leg.
Midland tobacco shop arson attack
CCTV shows the moment three men ram raid a shop on the Great Eastern Highway using a stolen car in November 2025.
Family raises support for dog mauling victim as park death probe continues
Ajay Malik, 37, remains in hospital after two dogs mauled him in a Chermside park.
Family raises support for dog mauling victim as park death probe continues
Ajay Malik, 37, remains in hospital after two dogs mauled him in a Chermside park.
'I F**king Hate You': Donald Trump And JD Vance Heckled At Respective Midterm Rallies
It was a noisy night on the 2026 midterm election campaign trail for the president and vice president.
You're nicked... by the real flying squad: Steve Boggan joins Met 'pilots' controlling a fleet of drones as they swoop at lightning speed to catch criminals in the act. An Orwellian nightmare, or the weapon we've all been waiting for?
According to London's Metropolitan police, drones have played a big part in reducing mobile phone thefts in the capital by 21 per cent in just one year
‘Chilling’: Coroner rejects Sportsbet’s defence in young man’s suicide
Five years after Kyle Hudson’s death, a Victorian coroner issued a scathing assessment of Sportsbet, saying the wagering giant fed the 22-year-old’s gambling addiction.
How to solve the hardest maths question in the 2026 HSC
Students at North Sydney Girls High said the final mathematics extension 2 question was not without its hiccups but were able to solve it.
This Budget could be even worse than the two bloodbaths delivered by Reeves, Kemi Badenoch warns
The Tory leader will raise the prospect the Chancellor will cause more damage to the economy than his predecessor, despite Labour already hiking the tax burden to a post-war high.
Pair of thieves who grabbed family's pet rabbit Peter by the ears and stole him from hutch 'talked in Russian about turning him into kebabs'
The pair, who were caught on camera stealing Peter from his front garden pen, were laughing and joking and could be heard saying 'we'll make shashlik out of it', as they walked off with the distressed rabbit.
