Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle dies after private jet crashes in US NASCAR icon Greg Biffle dies in a plane crash in the US, along with several family members.
Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle dies after private jet crashes in US
NASCAR icon Greg Biffle dies in a plane crash in the US, along with several family members.
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Home owners could claim millions if class action against builder succeeds By Jacqueline Lynch Almost two years after the slab went down, Jo and David Dimov's "forever home" is still unfinished. The couple is part of a class action that has "snowballed" against a major WA builder.
Home owners could claim millions if class action against builder succeeds
Almost two years after the slab went down, Jo and David Dimov's "forever home" is still unfinished. The couple is part of a class action that has "...
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Trump Media group buys fusion power company for $9bn The US president's company also operates a number of cryptocurrency-related financial products and owns social media platform Truth Social.
Trump Media group buys fusion power company for $9bn
The US president's company also operates a number of cryptocurrency-related financial products and owns social media platform Truth Social.
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Police to decide on the legality of their own secret prison wiretaps By Danny Tran and Ben Butler Police will be trusted to decide whether their own conduct was illegal during a secret prison bugging program, with prosecutors saying they will only reassess cases the force flags for review.
Police to decide on the legality of their own secret prison wiretaps
Police will be trusted to decide whether their own conduct was illegal during a secret prison bugging program, with prosecutors saying they will on...
 #Police #Prisons #DannyTran #BenButler
What investigators know after new discoveries in Celine Cremer case By Monty Jacka More than two years after Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer vanished near Philosopher Falls, new discoveries have helped investigators better understand her final movements — though many questions still remain.
'We've changed our theory': What recent discoveries say about Celine's last location
More than two years after Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer vanished near Philosopher Falls, new discoveries have helped investigators better unders...
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Weekly news quiz: An adventurous koala, a chaotic Lionel Messi tour and a Trump blockade Another week, another quiz. Are you ready to test yourself?
Weekly news quiz: An adventurous koala, a chaotic Lionel Messi tour and a Trump blockade
Another week, another quiz. Are you ready to test yourself?
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Humanoid robots are coming, but can they win our hearts and minds? By James Purtill Humanoid robots may be part of our future, but human psychology and the uncanny valley may stand between them and world domination.
Humanoid robots are coming, but can they win our hearts and minds?
Humanoid robots may be part of our future, but human psychology and the uncanny valley may stand between them and world domination.
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Tougher hate speech laws used four times before vow to rework them By Maani Truu Strenthened federal hate speech laws that the government held up as evidence it acted on antisemitism have been used four times since February, with it now conceding they do not go far enough.
Tougher hate speech laws used just four times before vow to rework them
Strenthened federal hate speech laws that the government held up as evidence it acted on antisemitism have been used four times since February, wit...
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ASIO's 'grim reality' as it picks over Bondi intelligence gaps By Jake Evans As Australia's intelligence agencies look back over how the Bondi attackers were missed, a "grim reality" of their jobs confronts the country.
ASIO's 'grim reality' as it picks over Bondi intelligence gaps
As Australia's intelligence agencies look back over how the Bondi attackers were missed, a "grim reality" of their jobs confronts the country.
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Patients detail historic abuse at notorious Brisbane mental hospital By Eden Gillespie Wolston Park closed in 2001, but, for decades, it has been at the centre of disturbing allegations of abuse and chemical restraint. Now, patients' stories have been published alongside a report.
Patients allege rape, beatings and staff cover-ups at Brisbane mental hospital
Wolston Park closed in 2001, but, for decades, it has been at the centre of disturbing allegations of abuse and chemical restraint. Now, patients' ...
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