‘Concerning’: Accused flydubai hijacker’s Victorian links under investigation
Victoria’s joint counterterrorism taskforce is probing the FlyDubai pilot’s links to Australia.
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Inside Andrew Tate's War Room
An Australian, a part of Andrew Tate's cohort, taught secret classes on "gaming" the mega-rich.
The lonely boy with the sad eyes finally got to come back to Australia
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An Australian soldier taught Andrew Tate’s inner circle to ‘recruit’ billionaires. He’s now turned his back on the manosphere
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‘They’re my babies’: The surprising reasons we still love physical books
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WhatsApp chat exposed ugly truth about Sydney traveller
When William Harrop was stopped at Sydney Airport, Border Force officials found a trove of incriminating material.
We are crusading against things that would keep us safe – like data centres
AI regulation will weaken us while data centres protect us.
Perth Zoo’s plans for black cockatoo hospital to boost bird flu response
The zoo awarded a $450,000 tender to a Perth company to supply and install four transportable buildings to be used as a “triage and care” facility for black cockatoos.
Probe launched into luxury One Stanley project over alleged steel bar shortage
Authorities have launched a probe into the building quality of a luxury residential development in one of Hong Kong’s most expensive neighbourhoods in the Southern district after receiving a complaint from an owner that insufficient steel bars were used during construction. The Buildings Department said on Saturday it was “highly concerned about the incident” relating to One Stanley in Stanley, but stressed that its previous inspections did not find any imminent danger. The department said it...