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January 2025

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Ghosts BBC

Aussie spin on Ghostly ‘fam-com’ with Perth to host filming

Australia, Showbiz, StateBy Andrew Kacimaiwai17 January 2025

A caveman ghost meets the living in a scene from the UK Ghosts series. Image: BBC The premise of this TV show is simple – a group of spirits are bound to their place of death but become visible to a living person. The show is Ghosts and its international popularity is spreading. Now an…

Qld snakes

Rare snakes return to the Cape York wild after vehicle stopped, searched

State, Animals, OutdoorsBy Andrew Kacimaiwai17 January 2025

The snakes are returned to the wilderness by rangers. Photo: Qld Government Eight rare snakes taken from their habitat have been returned to the wild in Far North Queensland. On December 31, 2024, the Qld Environment Department said, it was tipped off that snakes were taken from the Lockhart River area on Cape York Peninsula.…

Alice Springs oval

17m-high rugby posts a sign of oval’s return to life in Alice Springs

Sports, State, PropertyBy Andrew Kacimaiwai17 January 2025

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro and Infrastructure Minister Bill Yan at Anzac Oval in Alice Springs. Photo: NT Government The footy posts are returning to Anzac Oval in Alice Springs – but feature the singular cap ‘H’ design of rugby (both codes) posts. Territory construction company BluePrint (NT) helping to restore Anzac Oval as the town’s…

global crypto interest

China, US driving surge in global interest in crypto

Cryptocurrency, World, FinanceBy News Cop17 January 2025

Picture: stock Donald Trump’s imminent return to the White House and China’s sweeping economic stimulus is driving renewed global interest in cryptocurrency. According to Australian crypto exchange Wayex, the global cryptocurrency industry is now valued at over A$5.8 trillion. The US is set to introduce new measures under the new Trump administration that paves the…

Turkish Airlines

Overseas influx prompts Melbourne Airport to upgrade international terminal

Travel, Aviation, AirportBy News Cop17 January 2025

Turkish Airlines was a recent arrival onto the Australian inbound market when it launched a service into Melbourne. Photo: supplied Melbourne Airport is exploring a major expansion of its international terminal after 12 months of talks with airlines and a record December. The airport says December was its busiest month on record for international travel…

Vic Metro Anzac

Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel on track for early opening as trials continue at pace

State, Transport, RailBy Andrew Kacimaiwai16 January 2025

The new Anzac Station, located beneath St Kilda Road, has four entrances. Image: Victorian Government Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel is on track to open this year a full year ahead of schedule as rail trials operate in a 10-day blitz mode. Trains ran an extra 35,000 kilometres and completed more than 2600 trips in 10 days…

Gaza ceasefire school

Australia joins world in hailing Gaza ceasefire amid urgent push for aid to flow

War, Military, Middle EastBy Andrew Kacimaiwai16 January 2025

A boy sits in the rubble of a UN Relief and Works Agency school in Nuseirat refugee camp, Gaza. Photo: UNRWA News of a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza has been welcomed by Australian PM Anthony Albanese, other world leaders and aid organisations. The deal is expected to take effect from Sunday, January 19…

Sydney toll relief

Western drivers making the most of Sydney’s road toll relief

State, Roads, MotoringBy Andrew Kacimaiwai16 January 2025

Sydney drivers need to learn more about claiming for toll relief. Photo: stock Western Sydney drivers are benefitting the most from toll relief after 12 months of the NSW Government’s $60 weekly toll cap. Even so, drivers are still failing to make full use of the relief with only $75m paid out of a possible…

Parramatta light rail

New housing, university precinct for North Parramatta on the cards

State, Property, BuiltBy Andrew Kacimaiwai15 January 2025

One of Parramatta’s new trams. Photo: Transdev THE NSW Government has unveiled plans to rezone a 42-hectare site in North Parramatta for 2500 new houses and a university campus. The government says a new campus could attract up to 25,000 students as part of the  Westmead Health and Innovation District (WHID) precinct. Government says the…

RAAF Beaufort

Seabed survey off Darwin discovers wreck of WW2 RAAF bomber

History, Military, MarineBy Andrew Kacimaiwai15 January 2025

RAAF Bristol Beauforts on patrol in 1945. Picture: Department of Defence An Australian WW2 bomber found on the seabed off Darwin is to remain where it lies undisturbed for the time being. The twin-engine Beaufort light bomber was a surprise discovery during a routine survey by a team from the defence force’s Australian Hydrographic Office.…

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