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Tasmania records a new record for the coldest July -12.9

Helen Carrie
July 4, 2024
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Other Tasmanian locations that dropped below zero this morning included Cressy at -4.4°C, Launceston Airport at -3.6°C and Wynyard at -3.2°C.

Fatima Payman resigns from Labor after a long walk

Helen Carrie
July 4, 2024
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The senator has resigned from the party to sit as an independent following her rebellion over Gaza.

Meteor delights Victorian stargazers

Helen Carrie
July 4, 2024
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Victorian stargazers were treated to a spectacular sight last night as a meteor lit up the sky.

Weapons seized after brawl involving 15 people breaks out at shopping centre

Helen Carrie
July 4, 2024
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A number of weapons were seized by police with one person taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Gaza protestors climb on Federal Parliament Building rooftop

Helen Carrie
July 4, 2024
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Look at these dickheads that are protesting and have climbed up on the Parliament House roof.

Why rogue senator Fatima Payman has $450,000 reasons not to quit Parliament

Helen Carrie
July 4, 2024
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Rebel Senator Fatima Payman can charge taxpayers an eyewatering amount of money each night to sleep in her own investment property.

Afghan immigrant stabs bus driver in Sweden

Helen Carrie
July 3, 2024
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This happens more than people realise. It regularly happens in Sweden and Germany.

Biden blames jet lag for poor debate as poll shows Harris now more popular

Helen Carrie
July 3, 2024
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US President Joe Biden has blamed his recent travel to Europe in the weeks before his devastating debate against Donald Trump for his poor performance on stage

Fatima Payman may resign from Labor party ‘in the coming days’, Anthony Albanese suggests

Helen Carrie
July 3, 2024
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Prime minister says the Western Australian senator has made ‘decision to place herself outside the Labor party’

Traralgon residents fear Coalition’s nuclear proposal will hurt house prices, but some see opportunity

Helen Carrie
July 3, 2024
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Driving through Traralgon South in Victoria’s east you could be forgiven for not realising there was a coal-fired power station just a few kilometres away.