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Pedestrian struck by car in Cooks Hill, NSW

A 40-year-old woman was hit by a car at a pedestrian crossing on Union Street, Cooks Hill. She was treated for an arm injury and taken to John Hunter Hospital.

Woman hit by car on Shellharbour's Towns Street

A 35-year-old woman suffered head and leg injuries after being struck by a Volkswagen SUV near the Shellharbour boat ramp. The driver told police he swerved to avoid a man on the road. Read the latest details.

Extreme Fire Danger Warning Issued in Hunter

Hunter Region faces extreme fire danger on summer's first day. Stay updated on weather alerts, hospital wait times, and local news affecting Newcastle communities.

Murrumbateman wins three Canberra tourism awards

The small village of Murrumbateman has claimed three major wins at the 2025 Canberra Region Tourism Awards, proving its status as a must-visit destination just over the ACT border.

Koala's Black Friday 2025: Extra $100 Off Sale

Australian bedding brand Koala is offering an extra $100 off its already discounted Black Friday prices for 24 hours only. Shop the sofa bed, mattress & more. Don't miss out!

Koala Black Friday 2025: 30% Off Mattresses

Aussie brand Koala's Black Friday sale offers up to 30% off top-rated mattresses, sofas & bed bases. Don't miss huge savings on award-winning sleep solutions with 120-night trials.

Koala Black Friday 2025: 30% Off Mattresses

Aussie brand Koala's Black Friday sale is here! Save up to 30% on top-rated mattresses, sofas, and bed bases. Don't miss these limited-time deals to upgrade your home.

Cairns Hospital's $5.3M travel subsidy crisis

Cairns Hospital faces a $5.3 million blowout in patient travel subsidies, with disruptive groups drinking near the facility creating major access issues. Learn how this impacts healthcare delivery.

16 Days in WA campaign launches to stop violence

The 16 Days in WA campaign begins with a focus on men and boys to 'Play Your Part' in stopping violence against women. Learn how prominent West Australians are leading the charge.

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