A trend where bodies are made out of bedding and wrapped in sheets is proving divisive with many questioning the mental impact it can have on hotel staff.
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The man is known to the children who 'may be at significant risk,' police say.
An Aldi shopper was stunned to discover something quite unexpected in an item she bought at the supermarket.
One Sydney supermarket customer has questioned what chemicals are used on fruit after a 'horrifying' find. Read more.
A concerned resident spotted a man behaving strangely in the bushes of a park in Western Australia. Read more.
Police in New Mexico have arrested a man they called their prime suspect in the fatal shootings of four Muslim men in Albuquerque since November, a series of ambush killings that have shaken the Islamic community in the state's largest city.Police credited tips from the public in helping investigators find a car that detectives believed was used in at least one of the killings and ultimately track down the suspect, Muhammad Syed, 51.
Mystery continues to surrounds the deaths of the sisters, who reportedly applied for asylum in Australia on the grounds of their sexuality and religious beliefs. Read more.
The recall includes a range of models. Find out if you've been affected.
A saliva-based COVID testing machine could offer accurate virus detection in workplaces and classrooms, and let users do away with nasal swabs, researchers suggest.A team of Australian and international researchers has developed a system, named "DISCoVER", that sees saliva samples inserted into a microfluidic cartridge, and then into a machine.
The NSW agency charged with preparing the state for natural disasters clearly failed the community during this year's catastrophic floods and should be axed, the opposition says.Resilience NSW caused more problems than it solved and Labor supported parliamentary inquiry recommendations it be dismantled, NSW Labor Leader Chris Minns said.
The FBI raid could ultimately mean Donald Trump won't be able to run for president again – or it could play right into his hands.
The popular pizza chain closed all stores across the country and locals had a lot to say about it. Find out more.
A thief may now have herpes after the greedy act at a popular tourist spot in Tasmania. Read more.
An off-duty Virginia police officer who stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, with a fellow officer has been sentenced to more than seven years behind bars, matching the longest prison sentence so far among hundreds of Capitol riot cases.Former Rocky Mount Police Sergeant Thomas Robertson declined to address the court before US District Judge Christopher Cooper sentenced him to seven years and three months.
The Aussie doctor was quick to point out a critical flaw in the perfectly innocuous image. See what it is.
With three months to go FIFA has formally brought the World Cup forward by one day and given host nation Qatar an exclusive Sunday evening slot with a global audience.Qatar will now play Ecuador in Doha on November 20 stretching the World Cup to 29 days from the 28 agreed seven years ago after a June-July tournament was pushed back to avoid the searing desert heat in midsummer.
An armed man has tried to breach the FBI building in Cincinnati, Ohio, fleeing the scene and exchanging gunfire with law enforcement officers in a car chase before a standoff ended hours later.15pm AEST) on Thursday, when the suspect unsuccessfully tried to enter the FBI's visitor screening facility.
Discount supermarket Aldi has sparked excitement and relief among customers with its latest addition.
Shawn Thew/EPA/APOn June 24, the US Supreme Court denied a constitutional right to an abortion, overturning its Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. I covered this and two other late June right-wing decisions by the court in an early July article. Read more: How the US Supreme Court has become right-wing, and do recent decisions give Democrats hope at the midterms? When this article was written, the court was historically unpopular, but so was US President Joe Biden. I thought it unlikely abortion woul
A woman's death while waiting nine hours for a bed at Launceston General Hospital has prompted a concession from Tasmania's premier that the state's health system needs repair.The woman aged in her 70s was taken to hospital by ambulance on Friday night, but died about 9am on Saturday after being ramped at the emergency department, the union representing Tasmanian paramedics said.
People forced to sell their properties to the NSW government to make way for transport infrastructure projects faced bad faith negotiations and repeated lowball compensation offers, a parliamentary inquiry has found.The upper house transport committee report on land acquisitions for major infrastructure projects found the "current culture of acquiring authorities", specifically in relation to Sydney Metro, made the process more difficult for residents and small businesses.
