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Oct 12, 2026

Teen who allegedly hit woman near Melbourne Marathon site was on bail over other charges

The incident in the CBD on Sunday occurred metres from the Melbourne Marathon course. A different woman was also hit by a car while competing in the race at Albert Park, on a day participants say was marred by issues.

Oct 12, 2026

Barefoot Investor unleashes on a small business owner 'hanging by a thread' who was complaining about Albanese government

A desperate business owner who says he is 'hanging on by a thread' has been given a blunt warning by the Barefoot Investor.

Oct 12, 2026

Dalaroo unearths fresh gold clues 1.25km from African discovery

Dalaroo Metals has logged a 34m altered and veined zone 1.25km from its recent high-grade gold discovery in Africa. The geology appears similar, with assays pending.

Oct 12, 2026

Yorkshire Wildlife Park witnesses recall horrific final moments before man mauled by tiger

Witnesses have recalled the horrific final moments before a man was mauled by a tiger

Oct 12, 2026

Child safety authorities failed to protect girl from extreme sect

A religious sect was reported as potentially dangerous years before a young girl’s death.

Oct 12, 2026

Effort to keep young girl from mum’s cult ‘stonewalled’

A religious sect was reported as potentially dangerous years before a young girl’s death.

Oct 12, 2026

Cattle trader's son set to plead guilty to vile wombat carnage after backroom plea deal: 'Senseless and deliberate'

Apprentice electrician Tyson Michael Delbridge, 20, of Fish Creek in Victoria's South Gippsland region, is accused of mowing down the animals on February 18 in Venus Bay.

Oct 12, 2026

Marks and Spencer's £18 top in three colours hailed a 'capsule wardrobe essential'

"It is so comfy to wear, I bought it in the beige as well."

Oct 12, 2026

'A digital line-up': How police scanned 1.3m faces across Manchester and made just 126 arrests

SPECIAL REPORT: Greater Manchester Police says live facial recognition has helped identify wanted offenders and vulnerable people. For critics, however, the technology risks turning public spaces into a ‘constant police line-up’

Oct 12, 2026

Real estate expert Tom Panos tears into Albanese and Chalmers over Australia's economy: 'Nobody gives a stuff'

Real estate influencer and top auctioneer Tom Panos has slammed the government, warning that Australia was being run 'like nobody gives a stuff about the numbers'.