Butcher defends viral video as 'humorous hook'
A Gold Coast butcher's viral video mimicking a predator sting has sparked outrage. The owner defends it as a joke, blaming 'woke' culture for the backlash.
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BHP, Rio Tinto record highs as ASX rebounds on slow growth
BHP and Rio Tinto hit record highs, powering the ASX 200 rebound as slower-than-expected GDP growth reduced rate hike fears. The benchmark rose 0.7%.
Beetaloo gas to create 13,000 NT jobs in 20 years
New economic modelling reveals the Beetaloo Sub-Basin gas project could generate about 13,000 jobs for Northern Territory locals over the next two decades, with local businesses urged to bid for contracts.
Toyota reign threatened as BYD surges in Australia
Toyota's decades-long dominance as Australia's top carmaker is under threat from Chinese brand BYD, which nearly doubled sales in May. Legacy brands struggle while emerging marques gain ground.
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Australia on Brink of Recession as Date Night Economics Bites
Rising cost-of-living pressures force Australian millennials and renters to cut date nights, signaling broader economic trouble as personal insolvencies rise.
Property Investors Avoid Tax Mistakes Costing $100k
Learn how property investors can avoid common tax mistakes that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, with expert tips on deductions and compliance.
Ninja XXXL FlexDrawer Air Fryer 40% Off Now
The Ninja XXXL FlexDrawer Air Fryer is a must-have kitchen item, now 40% off in Amazon Australia's Mid Year Sale. It feeds up to 8 people, has 7 cooking modes, and is dishwasher safe.
Expert warns Australians going backwards financially per person
An expert warns Australians are going backwards financially per person despite economic growth, with GDP per capita falling 0.1% in the March quarter.
Canberra Budget Funds Four Shopping Centre Upgrades Across ACT
The ACT government has announced funding for upgrades to four shopping centres in Canberra, aiming to revitalise local retail hubs and improve community amenities.
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Supermarkets are transforming with online shopping, dark stores, and AI, raising questions about choice, health, and corporate influence.
Burst Water Main Floods Perth Causeway, Traffic Chaos
A burst water main from a leaking fire hydrant has flooded the Causeway in East Perth, closing one lane and causing delays for commuters heading into the city. Repairs expected by midday.
Roborock Qrevo L Vacuum Mop 59% Off at Amazon
The Roborock Qrevo L Robot Vacuum and Mop is now 59% off at Amazon Australia, dropping from $1,599 to $648.99. It features 10,000Pa suction, self-washing dock, and hair tangle prevention.
Australia Faces Severe Fuel Shortages from Hormuz Closure
An energy expert warns Australia will feel the full impact of the Strait of Hormuz closure by July, with fuel shortages set to worsen significantly as global emergency stockpiles are exhausted.
US Proposes 12.5% Tariff on Australia Over Forced Labour
The US has proposed a 12.5% tariff on Australian exports, alleging failure to stop forced labour goods. Australia rejects the claims, citing strong safeguards.
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SpaceX IPO Sets Musk on Path to Trillionaire Status
SpaceX plans to raise up to $75bn in its IPO, giving it a market value of $1.77tn. Elon Musk, who holds 82.4% voting power, could become the world's first trillionaire.
Suspended Union Exec Tanner Yet to Complete MLS Training
Former Philadelphia Union sporting director Ernst Tanner has not resumed duties after suspension, as he has yet to complete league-ordered restorative practices training mandated by MLS.
ACT Auction Sales at Seven-Year Low
ACT auction sales have dropped to a seven-year low as buyer uncertainty grows due to rising interest rates and economic concerns, according to new data.
Makuru Arts Festival Returns to Cockburn in 2026
The free family-friendly Makuru Arts Festival returns to Cockburn this winter with 14 events including theatre, music, and interactive experiences for all ages.
Wanneroo Sport4All Partnership Aims for Disability Inclusion
The City of Wanneroo has partnered with Sport4All to improve grassroots sport participation for people with disabilities, appointing inclusion coach Dani Pickett to break down barriers in local clubs and schools.
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Australia leads in home solar and battery usage, reshaping energy markets. Plus: Iran war, cancer breakthroughs, pothole vigilantes, and more in the 5 June Guardian Weekly.
City & Guilds Faces Legal Action Over Job Cuts
City & Guilds is facing potential legal and industrial action over claims it has been dishonest about plans to shed about 400 UK staff, with allegations of unlawfully withholding data and breaching redundancy laws.
GDP Growth Driven by Datacentres Risks Climate and Jobs
Australia's March quarter GDP grew 0.3%, driven by datacentre investment, which the Climate Council warns will increase emissions and prolong coal use, while creating few jobs.
Lloyds IT glitch leaves customers unable to pay for hours
Lloyds Banking Group apologizes after an IT glitch prevented thousands of customers from making payments, affecting Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland apps.
UK taxpayers to fund £1.3bn for Universal theme park
The UK government will provide £1.3bn to help Universal build its first European theme park in Bedfordshire, creating thousands of jobs and boosting the economy.
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Consumer Groups Demand Crackdown on Dangerous Online Products
Consumer groups urge the ACCC to act against online retailers selling banned and dangerous products like toy-like lighters and fake tongue studs, exposing Australians to risks.
World's first 'floating city' Freedom Ship unveiled
Jaw-dropping plans for the AU$22.5 billion Freedom Ship, a 1.6km floating city for 80,000 people, include schools, a stadium, and a hospital. Construction set for Indonesia.
Poms stunned at $1.3m Gold Coast apartment auction
A British couple on a working holiday were shocked to see a three-bedroom Mermaid Beach apartment sell for over $1.3 million, calling it 'like a prison'. The agent says it's a steal.
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Australia's Economy Slows Amid Cost of Living and Oil Prices
Australia's economic growth slowed to 0.3% in Q1 2026, with rising oil prices, cost-of-living pressures, and falling government spending weighing on GDP. Stagflation fears grow.
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