Live WWII Shells Found by Perth Metal Detectorists
Two separate discoveries of live wartime artillery shells in Perth parks spark major emergency responses. Defence experts safely remove the dangerous relics. Read the full story.
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109-year-old WWI message in bottle found on WA beach
A 109-year-old message in a bottle from WWI soldiers found on an Esperance beach has reunited families. They now seek a national museum to preserve this poignant piece of Australian history.
Vandals Hack Down Blackwood's Memorial Trees
The Blackwood community is heartbroken after vandals destroyed 52 memorial trees planted to honour a local volunteer. Read how this act has shattered residents.
Canberra's June 2025: Memorial Opening and Record Cold
June 2025 in Canberra featured the opening of the Charles Bean Research Centre and a historic cold snap, with temperatures plunging to a record low of minus 7.6 degrees. See the capital's key moments.
Serious crashes close Memorial Drive and Hume Motorway
A woman and a truck driver suffered serious head injuries in separate early morning crashes in NSW, prompting road closures and helicopter rescues. Get the latest traffic updates.
Illegal acts put Port Kennedy Scientific Park at risk
A spike in vandalism and illegal camping at Port Kennedy Scientific Park is endangering the 700ha coastal reserve. Authorities are urging the community to report illegal activity to protect the site.
Teen in court over alleged tobacco gang firebombing
A 14-year-old boy faces court over an alleged arson attack on a Perth store, linked to a crime syndicate's illicit tobacco turf war. Police strongly oppose bail.
US officials reject 'forever war' fears after Maduro capture
Senior US figures defend the lawful capture of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro on narco-terrorism charges, dismissing fears of prolonged conflict and highlighting regional security aims. Read the full analysis.
Maryann White's emotional win in race honouring Richie Polak
Jockey Maryann White delivers an emotional victory at Pinjarra in the Richie Polak Memorial, riding for her late partner. A story of love, loss, and triumph in Australian horse racing.
WA beef exports face $40m hit from China tax
Western Australia's beef industry faces a major blow as China imposes a 55% tax on exports. Discover the impact on WA's $129m trade and the scramble for new markets.
China's 46.7% Beef Tax Rocks WA Exporters
Western Australia's beef industry reels as China slaps a staggering 46.7% tariff on imports, escalating trade tensions. Experts assess the damage and future strategies. Read the full analysis.
Vandals destroy kids' cubby at Queenscliff sports club
A beloved children's cubby house at Queenscliff Football Netball Club has been destroyed by vandals, leaving the community devastated. The club is now calling for public support to help rebuild the play space for local kids.
Zelenskyy must play Trump to ensure Ukraine's survival
As Trump meets Zelenskyy, Ukraine's fate hangs in the balance. The Ukrainian leader must navigate Trump's Putin sympathies to keep vital US support flowing. Read the high-stakes analysis.
Perth welcomes first baby of 2026 at King Edward Memorial Hospital
Meet baby Ivy, Perth's first newborn of 2026, delivered at King Edward Memorial Hospital. Her parents describe her as a special gift, making their New Year's celebration unforgettable.
Vandals torch bridge on Fernleigh Track, forcing closure
A key bridge on the Fernleigh Track near Whitebridge has been closed after vandals set it alight, marking the latest in a spate of destructive acts across Lake Macquarie. A detour is in place.
Lake Macquarie's 2025: A Year of Transition
Lake Macquarie City Council navigated a pivotal 2025, marked by a CEO departure, a united front on housing, and emerging political shifts. Read our full review of the year's key events.
Russia blames Ukraine for drone attack on Putin's home
Moscow alleges a major drone strike targeted a presidential residence, derailing peace talks. Zelensky dismisses claims as Russian propaganda aimed at undermining his meeting with Trump. Read the latest.
Canberra's March 2025: Election Call and City-Stopping Tragedy
A pivotal month in Canberra saw PM Albanese call a federal election and a tragic car theft and collision in Griffith. Explore the key moments captured by photographers.
Zelensky, Trump Hold Crucial Ukraine Peace Talks at Mar-a-Lago
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meets US President Donald Trump in Florida to negotiate a 20-point peace plan for ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Read the latest on the potential deal.
PM Albanese snubbed by Jewish community at Bondi events
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was met with silence and turned backs from sections of the Jewish community at Bondi memorials. Read about the protest over his government's stance on Israel.
Bondi shooting sparks debate on gun laws and memorials
In the wake of the Bondi attack, Australians are divided on gun reform and how to create a lasting tribute. Letters to the editor reveal strong opinions on firearm limits, hunting, and the nature of heroism.
PM Loses Trust of Australian Jewish Community Over Israel Stance
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces a crisis of confidence from Australia's Jewish community over his government's response to the Israel-Hamas conflict and rising antisemitism. Read the full analysis.
Perth Jewish leader says PM not welcome at synagogues
A prominent Perth Jewish leader has declared Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unwelcome at local synagogues, citing his government's position on the Israel-Hamas war. Read the full story.
Lego Jesus and Mary stolen from Hunter nativity scene
Thieves stole life-size Lego figures of Mary and Baby Jesus from a Nelson Bay church's nativity display on Christmas Day, disappointing the local community. The figures were later partially returned.
Canberra teen charged over alleged Nazi salutes, vandalism
An 18-year-old Canberra man faces court accused of performing Nazi salutes at shopping centres and defacing ANU buildings with neo-Nazi stickers. Police warn of radicalisation signs.
Sydney farewells Bondi Beach attack victim Dan Elkayam
The Sydney community gathered to honour Dan Elkayam, the 27-year-old French engineer killed in the Bondi Beach terror attack. Family and friends remembered a talented footballer and a 'light for everyone'.
Bondi's tribute flowers moved for permanent memorial
The floral tributes for the Bondi terror attack victims are being preserved. A local artist will create an installation, while cards go to the Jewish museum. Thousands gathered nationwide to remember.
Bondi shooting victims remembered at Parliament House vigil
Hundreds gathered at Parliament House for a candlelight memorial honouring the 15 victims of the Bondi mass shooting. The community united in grief and a message of hope during Hanukkah.
Bondi Beach paddle-out tribute for terror attack victims
More than 1000 people joined a moving paddle-out tribute at Bondi Beach to remember the 15 lives lost in Sunday's terror attack. The community formed a circle of solidarity in the water for a minute's silence.
Khawaja slams racist graffiti at Brisbane mosque
Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja calls for unity after a Brisbane mosque is vandalised with white supremacist symbols. The veteran batter also fights for his Test career in Adelaide.
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