Man Accused of Stealing Pokemon Cards in Canberra
A 33-year-old man allegedly stole valuable Pokemon trading cards from an Acton collectibles store, with police recovering some items and seeking public assistance.
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Children's Stretchy Toys Recalled Over Asbestos Fears
Popular Stretcherz and Slammerz toys urgently recalled after lab tests found tremolite asbestos in the sand inside, posing serious health risks if inhaled.
Win a Bottomless Brunch for Four at The Station
Enter to win a bottomless brunch for four at The Station in South Perth, featuring two hours of shared nibbles, sweet treats, and unlimited cocktails. Competition closes March 13, 2026.
WA Police Assistant Commissioner Marks Women's Day with Pride
Assistant Commissioner Kate Taylor reflects on her 40-year career and the growth of women in WA Police, now making up 25% of sworn officers and holding key leadership roles.
Family Says NSW Subsidence Advisory Misled Them on Property
The Josifovski family claims the NSW Subsidence Advisory provided inaccurate information about their property's subsidence issues, leading to financial and emotional distress.
Sebel Hotel Campbell Listed for Sale in Canberra by Pro-Invest
Pro-Invest Group has listed the 63-room Sebel Hotel in Campbell, Canberra, for sale, marking a significant commercial property transaction in the capital's hospitality sector.
Floriade, Questacon Win Gold at Tourism Awards
Canberra's iconic Floriade festival and Questacon science centre have secured gold medals at the Australian Tourism Awards, highlighting their national appeal and boosting the capital's visitor economy.
Retirement Villages Trap Unwary Elderly Residents
A new report reveals retirement villages can act as traps for elderly residents due to complex contracts and high fees, sparking calls for urgent reform.
Anxiety Aunt: Confidence Tips for New Graduates at Work
Anxiety Aunt offers advice to a new graduate struggling with confidence in their first job, discussing impostor syndrome, dressing for success, and finding mentors.
Banker Turns Carpenter After Injury Sparks New Career Path
A former banker has reinvented himself as a carpenter after a serious injury forced him to reconsider his career, finding new purpose and success in the trades.
ACCC Warns Retailers Over Fuel Price Gouging in Hunter
The ACCC has issued a formal warning to fuel retailers in the Hunter region following complaints of price gouging, urging compliance with consumer laws to protect drivers.
Townsville Students Soar in Virgin Australia's Aviation Program
Townsville students are taking flight in Virgin Australia's Future Aviators program, gaining hands-on aviation experience and career insights in the skies above Queensland.
Riverway Lagoon Opens at 6am in Townsville
Townsville City Council confirms Riverway Lagoon will open at 6am daily, delighting families and swimmers with extended hours for summer activities.
Townsville Cements Events Capital with Guns N' Roses Show
Townsville solidifies its reputation as a premier events destination by hosting a major Guns N' Roses stadium concert, drawing thousands and boosting the local economy.
Townsville MP Tackles Soaring Insurance Premiums
Townsville MP Phillip Thompson addresses skyrocketing insurance costs, calling for reforms to protect homeowners and businesses in the region.
Geelong Ramen Restaurant Penalised for Underpaying Workers
Fair Work Ombudsman penalises Shinya Ramen and director Tao Mu in Geelong for underpaying employees, highlighting wage compliance issues in hospitality.
Geelong Avoids Petrol Price Panic in Major Cities
Geelong remains insulated from the petrol price panic affecting other major Australian cities, with local factors keeping fuel costs stable and lower than metropolitan areas.
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher Sells $5.6M in Shares
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher has sold shares worth $5.6 million, sparking discussions on executive compensation and corporate governance in Australia's oil and gas sector.
Australia's $53M Refinery Research Boosted by Canada
Madeleine King announces a $53 million investment in refinery research, supported by Canada's minerals partnership, to enhance Australia's critical minerals sector and global supply chains.
Empty Dubai-Perth Flight Despite 100,000 Stranded Australians
The first flight from Dubai to Perth since airspace closures is mostly empty, leaving over 100,000 Australians stranded in the Middle East, as officials push for more coordinated evacuations.
MinRes Denies Bali Getaway, Jet Was for Maintenance
Mineral Resources clarifies its A320 flight to Bali was for necessary servicing, not a reward trip, amid union overreach on global politics and crypto events in WA.
Perth Petrol Hits $2.50/Litre on Saturday Due to Middle East Tensions
Perth petrol prices are set to surge to as high as $2.50 per litre on Saturday, driven by escalating Middle East conflicts and major retailer price hikes, with the city's average jumping to 188.8 cents.
Mitchell Freeway Crash Causes Afternoon Gridlock in Perth
A serious crash on the Mitchell Freeway southbound near Greenwood has caused multiple lane closures and severe traffic delays for Perth motorists on Friday afternoon.
Bunnings Facial Recognition Tech in NZ, Australia Next
Bunnings is installing facial recognition technology in New Zealand stores as a trial, with plans to expand to Australia. The move aims to enhance security but raises privacy concerns among customers and experts.
Horizon Orders Gear for Kalgoorlie Gold Processing Hub
Horizon Minerals has ordered long-lead equipment for its Black Swan gold processing hub near Kalgoorlie, de-risking the project and moving it into execution mode after scoping studies.
WA Loses $1.5B in Super, Urging Policy Changes
A new report reveals West Australians are missing $1.5 billion in superannuation, highlighting the urgent need for policy reforms to protect retirement savings.
ASX Runners: Critical Minerals Surge as War Impacts Markets
OD6 Metals, Regener8, BluGlass, and Lindian lead ASX gains amid US-Iran conflict, with critical minerals and defence tech stocks rallying despite oil and gold volatility.
Dalkeith Millionaires Get $500k River Staircase Approval
Matthew and Anna Fry, who made a fortune from COVID tests, have won approval to build a $500,000 staircase from their Dalkeith mansion to the Swan River foreshore, with public access included.
MCM House Mega Express Sale: Up to 50% Off Homewares
Australian homewares retailer MCM House has launched a major Mega Express sale, offering discounts of up to 50% on popular furniture and decor items just in time for Easter entertaining season.
Tahmoor Mine Job Cuts After Court Ruling
A court ruling has forced the Tahmoor coal mine to cut 238 jobs, impacting workers and the local community amid ongoing industry challenges.
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