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Why does Australia get so many storms in summer?

Meteorologists forecast more storms and heavy rain to come over south-east, as western Sydney records more than 100,000 lightning strikes

The Guardian - AU

Budget regional airline Bonza selling tickets ahead of maiden flight from Sunshine Coast

The budget carrier is selling tickets for its first flights from the Sunshine Coast next week.

ABC News

What's on this weekend in Newcastle, NSW

The annual Beach 5s Rugby Festival at Nobbys Beach, markets, A Midsummer Night's Dream and more.

Newcastle Herald

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Australia Day comes to violent end as Perth riots see police pelted with rocks, bottles and pavers

Ten people are arrested and two officers are injured as rocks, bottles and broken pavers are thrown at police who declared two out-of-control gatherings in Perth's city centre overnight.

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Australia Day stirs patriotism, past sins

Australia Day was celebrated nationwide with flags and citizenship ceremonies but it also inspired massive protests as the political tide changes.

AAP

Australian beauty spot forced to close to tourists due to ‘red tape’

Lorella Springs has been welcoming visitors for 25 years

The Independent UK

My bad trip – I took a voyage of self-discovery, but the self I discovered was a total buzzkill

Getting dumped right before a solo overland journey from Barcelona to Beijing derailed my bid to rebrand myself as a woman of the world

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Thousands rally for ‘Invasion Day’ protests on Australia Day holiday

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said it was a ‘difficult day’ for indigenous peoples, but there were no plans to change the holiday date

Evening Standard

'A very exciting day': Lake Macquarie welcomes new citizens

Almost 100 people became Australian citizens in Lake Macquarie on Thursday.

Newcastle Herald

Thousands attend Invasion Day rallies on Australia’s national holiday as colonisation debate rages

With Australia increasingly uneasy about celebrating its national day, recognition of Indigenous people in the constitution has become a new flashpoint

The Guardian - AU

Thousands protest ‘invasion’ on divisive Australia holiday

Australians rally in support of Indigenous rights on the anniversary of the day the British colonial fleet arrived.

Al Jazeera

Motorbike rider speeding at 150kph had fake number plate and was breaching bail, police say

The incident was one of several on Adelaide's roads to attract the attention of SA Police, who were also arrested an alleged drink driver spotted asleep at the wheel at traffic lights.

ABC News

Thousands rally for 'Invasion Day' protests on Australia Day holiday

Thousands of Australians marked the country's national day celebrations on Thursday with rallies in support of Indigenous people, many of whom describe the anniversary of the day a British fleet sailed into Sydney Harbour as "Invasion Day".

Reuters

Australia Day divisions loom over Victoria

Australia Day celebrations moved away from the centre of Melbourne but an Invasion Day rally is expected to draw a big crowd to the CBD.

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Cleo Smith investigation cop Jon Munday awarded Australian Police Medal

One of the unsung heroes of the Cleo Smith investigation in Western Australia's north west has received a top honour in recognition of his service.

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Landmark shines amid celebrations, rallies

Sydneysiders are celebrating a sunny Australia Day but thousands have also rallied for Indigenous causes amid calls for the abolition of the national holiday.

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Australia Day 2023 celebrations across the nation

Australia Day is being marked by reflection and revelry, with events held across the nation from first light.

ABC News

Wilcannia Mob marks 20 years since Down River paved way for Indigenous hip-hop artists

It has been 20 years since The Wilcannia Mob released their groundbreaking single about jumping off the bridge and playing some didge. Now, their community wants to see more support for its young people, like the program that helped make the band famous.

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China restarts overseas group tours but leaves Australia off the destination list

After Australia imposed additional COVID-19 testing requirements on travellers from China, Beijing has left Australia off a list of 20 countries Chinese travellers on guided group tours can visit.

ABC News

How the 1938 Day of Mourning launched the modern January 26 rally

The first January 26 protest was held in 1938, when a thousand-strong group of Aboriginal men and women marched through Sydney protesting more than a century of brutal treatment.

ABC News

City CBDs were hammered by COVID-19. Will they make a comeback as life returns to normal?

Three years since the pandemic began, the centres of our big cities are still struggling to find a new identity and business model amid the boom in working from home.

Dublin Live

Woman terrified after allegedly being tracked by AirTag after landing in Dublin Airport

She took to TikTok for advice after discovering someone allegedly slipped an AirTag device into her bag

AAP

Day of new citizens and invasion rallies

Australia Day events have been held across the nation while Indigenous protesters have called for a renewed focus on treaty.

AAP

Day of respect dawns in Australian regions

Regional councils are increasingly including survival day events in their Australia Day programs to recognise their Indigenous communities.

Daily Mirror

Couple's nightmare holiday as boyfriend bitten by deadly snake and phone had no signal

Travelling couple Ben Ross and Georgia Powell had risen at the crack of dawn to get impressive drone shots of the sunrise on Fraser Island when a deadly Eastern brown snake struck

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