Teen who allegedly hit woman near Melbourne marathon site already facing home invasion charges, court hears
The incident in the CBD on Sunday occurred metres from the Melbourne Marathon course. A different woman was also hit by a car while competing in the race at Albert Park, on a day participants say was marred by issues.
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Rain, thunderstorms a chance in Brisbane after warm stretch
“It’s a bit of a messy set-up over the next couple of days,” a senior meteorologist says.
Apple said to be planning a second launch event on 27 October
Apple could unveil its first touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro, new M6-powered Macs, and an OLED iPad mini at the event.
CCTV released after alleged sexual touching
Police have released CCTV after an alleged sexual touching incident in Ashfield, Sydney.
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‘Absolutely senseless’: 13-year-old on bail allegedly kills Sydney father on his way home from work
The 13-year-old is charged with the murder of a Sydney father, allegedly stabbed to death while helping a separate group of children home.
Sydney private school made students share bed with teachers, inquiry hears
The principal has been accused of walking in front of a child while naked during a homestay arrangement, parliament has heard.
‘A priority crisis’: cohealth hires former minister’s top adviser
As a government representative, Melissa Arch attended crisis meetings about cohealth’s budget problems. Months later, she was on their payroll.
Heavy surf, red-tagged homes, a battered boardwalk: Long Beach confronts costly climate reality
Long Beach is working to secure its historic boardwalk and protective bulkhead, putting up sandbags and rebuilding the berm to stop water intrusion.
The game changer in Hong Kong’s gold ambition? Shenzhen’s jewellery hub
Beijing is building a gold-backed monetary architecture to accelerate yuan internationalisation. In this three-part series, Part 1 traces China’s path as a gold superpower, while Part 2 explores the crucial role of Hong Kong’s offshore vaulting infrastructure. Hong Kong’s ambition to become an international gold trading centre rests not only on serving the nation’s financial needs, but also on China’s booming consumer market for gold. As the world’s largest gold producer and importer, China...
Greg Norman just took a bite out of Qantas. Does he have a point?
The Shark calls Qantas the “Never-On-Time” airline. We checked if he was right.
Details surrounding alleged stabbing muder of Sydney father emerge
Police have shared the circumstances that led to the alleged stabbing death of a Sydney father, with a 13-year-old boy charged with his murder.