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Nearly 250kg of cocaine has been seized from a yacht in Townsville

247 kilograms of cocaine seized from a yacht in Townsville, two men charged

State, Australia, Police

24 July 2023

A UK father blames his daughter's Chucky like doll for a string of unfortunate and dangerous incidents that occurred after it was mistreated.

Father blames ‘possessed’ Chucky-like doll for shooting, appendix rupture

Weird, Wacky, Quirky, Police, Showbiz, World

11 July 2023

Hundreds of migrants are missing at sea near the Canary Islands

300 or more migrants missing at sea near Canary Islands

10 July 2023

Sydney mother allegedly murdered by her estranged husband

Sydney mother allegedly murdered by her estranged husband

Australia, Police, State

7 July 2023

Police are searching for a multiple suspects after a series of stabbings in Fortitude Valley early Sunday morning

Police search for masked men after multiple stabbings in Fortitude Valley

3 July 2023

An 87-year-old man has died after being attacked in Noosa Heads.

An 87-year-old man has died after being attacked in Noosa

Australia, Police

19 June 2023

Over 300 people have been found dead and 600 are still missing in connection to an evangelical "starvation cult" in southeast Kenya. Photo by Marek Piwnicki, via Pexels.

More than 300 lives claimed by evangelical “starvation cult”

14 June 2023

The Tasmanian Government may have been impacted by another data breach, just two months after a separate incident compromised 16,000 documents. Image credit: Rednose92 via Freepik.

Tasmanian Government may have another data breach

Technology, Australia, Cryptocurrency, Finance, Police

9 June 2023

Four toddlers have suffered critical injuries from a knife attack while playing in a park in Annecy, France.

Four children critically injured in France knife attack

9 June 2023

Young Afghan girls sit in their Aliabad School classroom near Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, March 10, 2012.

Poison attacks on school-aged girls extend to Afghanistan

World, Police, Politics

7 June 2023

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