Kagadour Hanna Kokozian has pleaded guilty to hindering an investigation and concealing the offence of another person. Photo: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

Heckenberg Crash Investigation Deepens After Father’s Guilty Plea

The father of the alleged Heckenberg crash driver has admitted to obstructing police after the tragic 2023 collision that killed two siblings. Kagadour Hanna Kokozian, 63, appeared in Campbelltown Local Court this week, facing charges for hindering police and concealing an offence. He pleaded guilty to both offences, acknowledging he falsely reported his son’s vehicle…

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Daycare Safety: How Parents Can Protect Young Children After Melbourne Abuse Allegations

Parents across Melbourne are alarmed after a childcare worker faced 70 abuse-related charges this week. The allegations include sexual penetration and producing child-abuse material via electronic services. With over 1,200 children now needing testing, many parents wonder: what can I do to ensure my child’s safety at daycare? 1. Inspect the Childcare Environment Choose a…

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Gaza Crisis and Global Silence: Humanitarian Tragedy in Plain Sight

Destruction in Gaza and the World’s Inaction The ongoing Gaza crisis has evolved into a humanitarian catastrophe marked by mass civilian casualties and deliberate infrastructural devastation. The destruction has unfolded before the global media, yet political and diplomatic paralysis dominates international response. Despite widespread horror, world powers remain largely silent or complicit. Dr. Lee Duffield…

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NACC headquarters in Canberra during anniversary week

NACC’s Two-Year Review: A Failing Investment in Anti-Corruption?

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) marks two years in operation this week. Introduced as a landmark reform by the Albanese government, the commission promised transparency, accountability, and justice. But as its second anniversary approaches, serious questions are being raised about its performance. Has the National Anti-Corruption Commission Delivered Results? The NACC reported receiving 2,260 referrals…

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Passenger Dies Onboard Emirates Flight, Delays Disembarkation at Sydney Airport

A tragic incident has raised aviation concerns after a passenger died on board an Emirates flight from Dubai to Sydney. The SCG flight emergency unfolded early Tuesday morning, prompting immediate action from emergency services and delaying passenger disembarkation. Emirates Flight Incident Delays Sydney Airport Operations The Emirates flight EK412 landed at Sydney Airport around 6:20am…

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Toby Greene wore metal studs during poor SCG conditions

SCG Conditions Defended by Brodie Grundy Amid Safety Concerns

Sydney Swans ruckman Brodie Grundy has spoken out in defense of the SCG surface, rejecting claims that the ground is unsafe for AFL players. His comments come ahead of a crucial match between the Swans and Fremantle Dockers, following a week of criticism about slippery turf conditions at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Surface Criticism and…

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Destroyed missile launch site in Iran following American airstrike

US Enters Israel‑Iran War: What Happens Next?

The United States has launched strikes on Iran—an unprecedented expansion into the Israel-Iran conflict. President Trump authorized missile hits on Iran’s nuclear facilities at Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow. These sites included a deeply buried enrichment plant. This military move continues a pattern: it began with the Gaza war after Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack. Then…

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Over 55,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza conflict amid hostilities

Gaza Hostages and Aid Crisis: Tragedy, Tensions, and Urgent Humanitarian Need

In a stark reminder of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) recently recovered the remains of three hostages in the Gaza Strip, reigniting conversations about justice, loss, and the growing humanitarian crisis. The victims, identified as Yonatan Samerano, Ofra Keidar, and Shay Levinson, were taken during the October 7…

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Rocking horses on Clyde Mountain before removal

Clyde Mountain Rocking Horses: The Disappearance That Sparked Wild Theories

For years, the Clyde Mountain rocking horses stood quietly along the Kings Highway, offering whimsical joy to passing drivers and their families. These handmade roadside icons were more than just decorations—they became local legends, loved by children and a quirky comfort to many. So, when they suddenly vanished, theories about their fate spread faster than…

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Rex Patrick addressing the spying scandal in public

State-Sponsored Spying on Timor-Leste: Rex Patrick Says “Admit It, and Move On”

Australia’s secret surveillance of Timor-Leste’s 2004 maritime boundary negotiations is no longer in dispute. Rex Patrick confirms it happened—despite the National Archives refusing to acknowledge any documents. That silence only deepens public concern, not resolve it. The 2004 Espionage OperationIn 2004, ASIS planted listening devices in Timorese government offices during boundary talks. Australia had pledged…

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Melbourne Exodus Myth: The Real Data Behind Population, Property, and Jobs

Melbourne Exodus Myth: The Real Data Behind Population, Property, and Jobs The idea of a Melbourne exodus has dominated headlines since the pandemic, but the truth behind Victoria’s situation is far more complex. Before COVID-19, Victoria was booming—leading the country in both economic growth and population expansion. However, following a series of lockdowns, that momentum…

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Ashley Klein set to referee State of Origin decider

State of Origin Referee Controversy: Ashley Klein to Officiate Decider Amid NSW Backlash

State of Origin Referee Controversy: Ashley Klein to Officiate Decider Amid NSW Backlash Ashley Klein’s appointment as the referee for the upcoming State of Origin series decider has reignited fierce debate. Following controversial officiating in Game 2, where New South Wales received eight straight penalties in the first half and trailed 9-0 after 45 minutes,…

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South Sydney winger Johnston breaks toward Ken Irvine's record

Alex Johnston Nears Historic Try-Scoring Record with Electrifying Four-Try Performance

Johnston’s Historic Chase Nears Completion Alex Johnston has always been humble about his accomplishments, carefully avoiding talk of records out of respect and superstition. But after Saturday’s explosive performance against the Storm, the South Sydney Rabbitohs winger can no longer deny what’s coming. With four tries added to his tally, Johnston now sits at 206…

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Israeli aircraft over Iran during Operation Rising Lion targeting nuclear facilities

Israel’s Covert Strategy Exposed: Targeting Iran’s Nuclear Scientists Out in the Open

Israel Launches Operation Rising Lion On June 13, 2025, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, marking a dramatic shift in its approach to halting Iran’s nuclear progress. At least 14 Iranian nuclear scientists—including Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi and Fereydoun Abbasi-Davani—were killed, as Israel combined direct airstrikes on facilities with targeted eliminations of key personnel. Disrupting Iran’s Nuclear…

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Unraveling Iran’s Nuclear Ambition: What We Know—and What Remains Unclear

Iran’s Nuclear Program: Shrouded in Secrecy and Suspicion Tehran’s nuclear program remains shrouded in mystery and contention. With recent airstrikes by Israel targeting Iran’s Natanz facility, tensions have escalated dramatically. Despite repeated claims that Iran seeks civilian nuclear power, many world leaders warn of a looming nuclear weapons capability. Israel’s Justification and Iran’s Religious Edict…

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