Oz Lotto eyeing historic moment, Australia 'confident' after brutal Trump move, Kyle Sandilands' devastating reveal

And sticking with the floods, this is the Aussie spirit, isn't it?

A Coles manager has gone above and beyond to retrieve essential supplies for a nearby evacuation centre.

Towns have been left “cut off” by the floodwaters, prompting Coles Ingham duty manager Marcia Glindermann to venture out on a boat to retrieve essential items to distribute to a local evacuation centre on Sunday.

Take a look at her efforts below.

How's this for a lottery win? More than 20 years after landing $260,000, an Adelaide X Lotto player has scored a further $360,000.

She was one of the 13 division one winning entries in Saturday's draw, revealing she used the same numbers that won her big last time.

"I never change them!" she told lottery officials. And why would she?

The mother of Samantha Murphy has issued a heartbreaking message ahead of the one-year anniversary of her daughter’s disappearance.

Tuesday will mark a year to the day since Ms Murphy went running in the forests near her home in Ballarat and disappeared, sparking mass volunteer search operations and an extensive police investigation.

Patrick Orren Stephenson, 23, has been charged with her murder, but he has pleaded not guilty to the alleged killing.

Despite extensive and repeated targeted searches across multiple bushland areas, her body has not been found.

Ms Murphy’s mother, Pam Robson, told the Herald Sun she missed her daughter “more than anything” and that she still had hope she would be found.

“(We) are hoping one day that they find her — she’s got to be out there somewhere,” Ms Robson said.

“We just want to give her a funeral.”

Read more here.

Coles is slashing the number of products on its shelves by at least 10 per cent, following in the footsteps of discount supermarket chain Aldi. While the move could lead to higher profits for the country’s second-biggest supermarket, there are fears it could hamper competition for Aussie consumers.

The supermarket’s move to reduce the number of products on offer was flagged to investors in November. Coles chief commercial officer Anna Croft said the supermarket would be “simplifying overall”.

While Coles has not specified exactly which products it would cut, Croft reportedly noted the supermarket currently offered 13 basic table salts. She said this could be cut to five, with three different types of salt added to give customers more choices.

She also pointed out the supermarket sold haircare brands in six different sizes, which was creating “huge complexity” and noted this number could be halved.

“Even if I went hard year after year for two years on the trot and did double-digit rationalisation, I would still have more range than I had in 2019,” Croft said at the time.

“But we’re reinvesting in the categories in the space that makes the most amount of difference to customers.”

Read more from Yahoo Finance here.

If there was a photo to show how destructive flood waters can be, well this is it.

The Ollera Creek Bridge between Ingham and Townsville along the Bruce Highway has been split in two amid relentless rain in north Queensland.

Video from the ABC shows how the road has simply been ripped away by water underneath. There are fears repairs to that stretch and over sections could take at least a week, Blenners Transport boss Les Blennerhassett told the Cairns Post, meaning a supply of goods to northern communities could be badly impacted.

One in five Australians have thrown away hard-earned cash in the shape of gift cards, Finder research reveals.

One in three of us have at least one unused gift card. “Not using gift cards is like flushing money down the dunny," Taylor Blackburn, personal finance specialist at Finder said.

“Currently a third of us have put the cash in the bowl and are reaching for the handle."

Finder’s research shows men have $175 each in unredeemed gift cards, while women have $186 on average.

There is no reprieve for communities in north Queensland has intense rain continue to lash the region.

Several towns including Cardwell, Townsville and areas towards Ayr could receive staggering 24-hour rain totals of up to 500mm. Residents have been urged to move to higher ground amid the deadly conditions.

See all the latest here.

Australia could make lottery history tomorrow, by crowning Oz Lotto's biggest ever winner. There has only ever been one other $100 million jackpot in the game's 31-year history and that division one prize was shared.

“The last time Oz Lotto offered a jackpot of this magnitude was over a decade ago in November 2012, so this is an offer you won’t want to miss,” The Lott spokesperson Khat McIntyre said.

One in three Australian adults are expected to have a ticket for the draw.

The jackpot is the biggest of any Australian lottery game for 2025 so far.

Kyle Sandilands shocked listeners on Monday morning when he revealed he will be forced to undergo brain surgery after receiving a terrifying health diagnosis. The 53-year-old father-of-one announced on The Kyle and Jackie O Show that he has a brain aneurysm which requires “immediate attention”.

“On Friday I was told by my medical team, which sounds like I'm already very sick to have a medical team, that I have a brain aneurysm and it requires immediate attention. Brain surgery,” he said.

“So if you just tuned in to us after all these years, lap it up. And if you're in Melbourne, you're coming to the party too late. You may get your wish, I may be dead. It’s possible, it’s highly possible.”

Read more here.