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  • Albanese under fire over billionaire's son fundraiser

    Albanese under fire over billionaire's son fundraiser
    2026/07/26
    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces scrutiny after attending a fundraising dinner hosted by Felix Lee, son of a Chinese-born billionaire facing tax office deception allegations, at a Point Piper mansion. The event has raised concerns about cash for access in politics, with the Prime Minister declining to provide specific details about the function when questioned by reporters. Albanese stated that all donations from the event will be declared in accordance with requirements.

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  • Healthcare cards, snack scandal and memorial trends debated

    Healthcare cards, snack scandal and memorial trends debated
    2026/07/29
    Pauline Hanson proposes giving wealthy self-funded retirees health care cards for discount medicines and free GP visits if elected Prime Minister. Hobart Deputy Lord Mayor Zelinda Sherlock faces calls for investigation after admitting to taking drinks and snacks from the council lounge. Australians are increasingly choosing to turn loved ones' ashes into personalised objects including golf balls, diamonds and fireworks, with debate over whether the trend is tacky or a meaningful tribute.

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  • Teen para-athletes claim Commonwealth Games medals

    Teen para-athletes claim Commonwealth Games medals
    2026/08/01
    Australian teen athletes Layla Sharp, 18, and Ayla Kowalczyk, 15, won silver and bronze medals, respectively, in the long jump at the Commonwealth Games. Layla set an Oceania record, and Ayla achieved a personal best in her debut competition.

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  • Graphic testimony in Alan Jones trial

    Graphic testimony in Alan Jones trial
    2026/08/04
    Former radio broadcaster Alan Jones, 85, is facing 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching. Day two of the trial heard detailed testimony from the first witness, identified as Complainant J, who alleged unwanted sexual advances occurred during a 2004 visit to Jones's Fitzroy Falls property in the Southern Highlands.

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  • Geelong face sanctions over secret concussion deal

    Geelong face sanctions over secret concussion deal
    2026/08/10
    Geelong have called an emergency board meeting to respond to AFL headquarters about a secret concussion deal involving player Jake Kolodjashnij.

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  • Origin Energy faces major cyber attack blackmail threat

    Origin Energy faces major cyber attack blackmail threat
    2026/07/22
    Origin Energy has been targeted in a suspected cyber attack affecting nearly 5 million Australians. A hacker identifying as John Doe is threatening to release sensitive personal information including names, phone numbers, birthdates, addresses and potentially credit card details unless the energy company meets their demands within 14 days. Origin Energy is collaborating with the Australian Cyber Security Centre and Australian Federal Police to investigate and track the cybercriminal.

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  • Critical stabbing in Meadow Heights overnight

    Critical stabbing in Meadow Heights overnight
    2026/07/22
    Two men were hospitalised, one in critical condition, following a double stabbing in Meadow Heights, north of Melbourne CBD. Emergency services responded to a Dakara Close address after 8.30pm, where they found two men with stab wounds. A third man was arrested at the scene, with police believing all three individuals are known to each other.

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  • SOCIAL HOUSING

    SOCIAL HOUSING
    2026/07/23
    A fire originating from piles of rubbish at a public housing property in Glebe killed a resident's dog and forced two units to be declared unliveable. The incident has highlighted ongoing concerns about hoarding and property maintenance in New South Wales social housing, with residents and local businesses complaining about the hazardous conditions for over two years. With more than 70,000 people on the social housing wait list, critics are calling for greater investment in maintaining existing properties alongside the government's $1 billion annual spend on new builds.

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