We can still make things in Aus: Shorten
We can still make things in Aus: Shorten
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Yahoo News AustraliaAussie stuns with 'genius' viral wheelie bin hack: 'Are you kidding me?'
Be honest, did you know you could do this?
- HuffPost
'She Was So Rude, My Family Is No Longer Allowed To Listen To Her Music': 34 Of The Absolute Best And Worst Celebrities People Have Ever Met
"I went to shake her hand, and she looked me up and down and said, 'I don't shake hands,' then walked away."
- NCA NewsWire
Woolies, Coles hit with cashless bombshell
An online community boasting tens of thousands of members is calling for a boycott of Coles and Woolworths – but not for the reason you think.
- Yahoo News Australia
Angry note on Tesla highlights 'entitled' electric vehicle problem
One frustrated motorist was forced into taking drastic action against the 'selfish' act.
- Euronews
Ukrainians flee Russian advance as footage shows decimated village
No building in Ukraine's Ocheretyne village appears unscathed by fierce fighting between Kyiv and Moscow.
- NCA NewsWire
Man dies days after alleged torture
Two people have had their charges upgraded to murder after the man they allegedly tortured died in hospital.
- allrecipes
The Best Time to Shop at Aldi, According to an Employee
You'll find more variety and get better deals.
- CNN
The moment Trump defied gravity is coming back to haunt him
Being elected president shortly after surviving the publication of the leaked “Access Hollywood” tape in 2016 is the moment in which Donald Trump defied political gravity.
- NCA NewsWire
Sad update in massive search for missing dad
Police have made a sad discovery six days after the 77-year-old man was reported missing by worried family.
- Yahoo News Australia
Tourist films snake furiously digging deep hole at Uluru: 'So rare to see'
Footage shows the large snake digging a deep hole in the Outback’s iconic red dirt. Watch the 'amazing behaviour' here.
- Yahoo News Australia
Aussie mum confused over 'metal drink bottle ban' in schools: 'Doesn't make sense'
An Aussie mum has questioned why metal water bottles are being banned in schools across the nation - and the reasons will surprise you. Find out more here.
- Yahoo News Australia
Australia Post driver's delivery excuse caught out on CCTV
An Australia Post customer has called out a delivery driver for failing to drop off a parcel because his gate was 'locked'.
- The Independent
Judge unmasks three teenagers who killed schoolboy at 16th birthday house party
Shane Cunningham, Cartel Bushnell and Leo Knight were all named by a judge after being convicted over the killing of Mikey Roynon in Bath
- BuzzFeed
18 Partners Who Turned Out To Be Major Jerks By Betraying Their Significant Others Prettyyyyy Badly
"I caught them many times, and they lied each instance."
- Yahoo News Australia
Bondi woman enraged by 'most selfishly ridiculous' move with her scooter
A Sydney woman was shocked to find her scooter in a completely different place from where she left it. Find out more here.
- Australian Associated Press
Verstappen grabs pole, Ricciardo impresses with fourth
Max Verstappen has taken pole position for Saturday's sprint race at the Hard Rock Stadium, with Australian Daniel Ricciardo qualifying fourth in Miami.
- Australian Associated Press
Bodies found amid Mexico search for Australian brothers
Mexican authorities have found three bodies on Baja Peninsula, where two Australian brothers and a friend went missing.
- CNN
Opinion: Hope Hicks’ testimony was a nightmare for Trump
In the latest installment of his courtroom diary, CNN legal analyst Norman Eisen explains why Hope Hicks’ testimony in the Trump hush money trial implicated Trump directly in the alleged wrongdoing in an utterly believable way.
- BANG Showbiz
Dannii Minogue reveals she is often mistaken for sister Kylie: 'I just give in!'
Dannii Minogue reveals she is often mistaken for her sister Kylie when she is out and about and ends up just playing along when fans are insistent.
- NCA NewsWire
How collapsed airline got it so wrong
Upstart airliner Bonza launched in Australia with budgie-smugglers and purple cocktails, but 18 months later the low-cost carrier collapsed. Here’s why.