Dad details daughter's 'hysterical' call after alleged assault
A Wollongong court hears emotional evidence from a father about his daughter's distress following an alleged assault by her grandfather in Dapto. The accused man, 76, denies all charges.
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Queensland Fish Found Eating Fruit in Bush Tucker Study
Groundbreaking James Cook University research reveals native fish in Far North Queensland, like the grunter, are thriving on a diet of rainforest fruit. Discover the implications for conservation and traditional knowledge.
Cook defends fish ban science amid protest convoy
WA Premier Roger Cook defends the science behind the sweeping demersal fishing ban after a major protest convoy. A petition for a parliamentary inquiry gains over 26,000 signatures.
Help Find Townsville's Best Fish and Chip Shop
The Townsville Bulletin is on a mission to crown the city's top fish and chip shop. Nominate your favourite local takeaway and help decide the ultimate winner!
Fishers Protest WA Demersal Ban in Convoy
Angry recreational fishers drove in convoy to protest WA's extended demersal fishing ban. The state government's decision sparks community outrage and calls for review.
Police hunt two wanted men in Illawarra region
Illawarra police release mugshots of two men on the run. Shaun Thomas, 43, and Caleb Long, 26, are wanted on separate allegations. Authorities ask the public for help locating them.
WA fishers protest demersal fishing ban in Perth
Western Australian commercial fishers demand a pause on the demersal fishing ban and an independent stock review. Industry warns of workforce crisis as protests escalate.
WA demersal fishing ban triggers protests and hardship
West Australian fishers are protesting a snap ban on demersal fishing, claiming it has destroyed their livelihoods. The government says it's necessary to protect depleted fish stocks. Read the full story.
Kimberley Lodge Rebuild Beats Schedule Post-Cyclone
Berkeley River Lodge in the Kimberley is rebuilding ahead of schedule after a direct hit from Cyclone Fina. The luxury retreat will reopen on May 1 with a more refined guest experience. Read the full story.
Homes lack smoke alarms near fatal Berkeley fire
Firefighters discovered homes without working smoke detectors near the scene of a fatal Berkeley unit fire. Fire and Rescue NSW urges residents to install alarms and offers free safety checks.
Nick Offerman on his new animated film role
US comedian Nick Offerman shares his thoughts on voicing Mr. Fish in the new animated film 'The Pout-Pout Fish'. Discover his unique approach to the character.
Luxury Kimberley Resort Reopens May 1 After Cyclone
The Berkeley River Lodge, severely damaged by Tropical Cyclone Fina, is on track to reopen on May 1, 2026. Co-owner Rachel Bromage details the rebuild of the remote WA luxury getaway.
Using Carp to Ease Pressure on Native Australian Fish
Experts propose utilising abundant carp supplies as an affordable, high-protein food source to reduce fishing pressure on vulnerable native species. A practical solution for river health.
Man dies in suspicious Berkeley unit fire
A man has died after a fierce fire tore through a Wollongong unit. An off-duty firefighter tried to help but was forced back by flames. Police treat the blaze as suspicious.
Man dies in Berkeley unit fire, accelerant dog on scene
A man in his 40s has died in a Berkeley unit fire, with police declaring a crime scene. Fire investigators and an accelerant detection dog are probing the suspicious blaze. Read the latest details.
Exploring Paris's Historic Marche des Enfants Rouges
Step into Paris's oldest covered market, Marche des Enfants Rouges in Le Marais. Discover global flavours, historic streets and vibrant culture in this essential guide for food-loving travellers.
Austinmer Beach draws crowds, sells 600kg chips daily
Austinmer Beach remains a nostalgic favourite, bustling with families and day trippers. The local fish and chip shop reports selling up to 600kg of chips daily, proving the area's enduring appeal.
ASX Underperforms Global Peers in 2025
The Australian share market delivered a subdued performance in 2025, trailing major global indices. Discover the key factors behind the ASX's lag and what it means for investors.
Fish Head Protest Leads to Arrests in Margaret River
Two individuals were arrested for a fish head protest outside the Margaret River Fisheries office. The incident highlights tensions over commercial fishing practices in WA.
Small Plastic Icons Like Soy Sauce Fish Banned from 2026
Australians will soon say goodbye to iconic plastic items like soy sauce fish and bread tags as states roll out new bans. Discover what's changing and why in our full report.
Community Christmas BBQ in Berkeley Fights Loneliness
A free community barbecue in Berkeley on Christmas Day, organised by the Beacon of Hope Project, provided food and fellowship to combat isolation during the cost-of-living crisis.
Podcast Explores Global Christmas Traditions
The Pod Well Travelled dives into festive customs worldwide, from Germany's markets to Japan's KFC Christmas. Discover the holiday magic. Listen to the episode now!
Australia's Christmas Rush: Crowds Hit Chadstone & Fish Markets
As Christmas nears, thousands flock to Chadstone shopping centre and Sydney Fish Market for last-minute gifts and seafood. Get the latest on festive crowds and travel.
Power station guilty of massive Lake Macquarie fish kill
Delta Electricity faces a $1 million fine after a court found it guilty of causing a 2022 fish kill at Mannering Park. The ruling follows a major EPA prosecution.
Perth chef shares perfect no-cook canape for summer
Pearla & Co chef Scott Bridger reveals his elegant fish tartare recipe for effortless Christmas or summer entertaining. Fresh, spicy, and perfect for Perth's festive season.
One-punch attack in Illawarra park lands Berkeley man in jail
Ian Palamara was sentenced to over five years in prison for a reckless assault that caused grievous bodily harm to Carissa Edwards in a Kembla Grange park. The victim faces a guarded prognosis for her vision.
Carer's jail term cut after stealing $88k from disabled client
A Berkeley woman who stole over $88,000 from a vulnerable disabled woman she was caring for has had her prison sentence reduced on appeal. Read the full court details.
Sydney's first cherries auctioned for Little Wings charity
The iconic first box of cherries at Sydney Markets has been auctioned for Little Wings charity. Get four delicious summer recipes, from spring rolls to cheesecake, to celebrate the season.
South Canberra Community Markets This Saturday
Get ready for festive fun at the South Canberra Community Markets this Saturday, 10am-2pm. Enjoy Santa photos with pets, farm buggy rides, kids' crafts, stalls, food, and live music, all supporting local youth charities.
Major factory fire in Unanderra under police investigation
A massive fire tore through the Thomas Creative factory in Unanderra, requiring 35 firefighters to bring it under control. Police are investigating the cause of the significant blaze.
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