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13th August 2025

Good morning Wentyl,

A man has died in a snowboarding accident at Perisher Ski Resort in the Snowy Mountains.

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Man dies in snowboarding accident at Perisher

A man has died in a snowboarding accident at Perisher Ski Resort.

Highway closed as man killed in crash

A 78-year-old man has died after a truck and car collided on a highway outside Canberra. Here’s the latest.

Woman in viral police arrest video fronts court

A woman whose arrest footage went viral – in which she is seen being allegedly shoved to the ground by a cop outside a school – has fronted court.

Taser cop doesn’t want old job back

The former cop who avoided jail after fatally tasering a 95-year-old woman has abandoned a bid to have his job with the NSW Police reinstated.

Bikie extradited from Melbourne over Canberra bar brawl

A man police say is a Finks bikie has been extradited to Canberra over a violent brawl in an ACT bar, after he was arrested while buying coffee next to police headquarters in Melbo...

Revealed: NSW's worst hospitals for patient care

A damning patient survey has exposed a healthcare divide between Sydney's east and west, with southwest hospitals falling below NSW averages. See how your local area compares.

Haven’t been pulled over for an RBT lately? There’s a reason

When was the last time you were pulled over for a random breath test? If it’s been a while, you’re not the only one - and the NRMA says it’s putting drivers at risk.

Watch: Passengers run for cover as shot fired off in gun struggle

A man has been arrested after a police firearm was discharged inside Sydney Airport’s domestic terminal, with witnesses describing chaotic scenes as passengers fled for safety. Wat...

Leaked email: Agent’s quirky pitch to NRL clubs about off-contract players

Respected NRL player agent Allan Gainey made his name in horse racing before switching codes, but he hasn’t forgotten his roots, sending out a form guide for his off-contract playe...

Controversial port protest gets green light to return

A historic council vote has determined that a contentious climate blockade at Newcastle can go ahead, despite warnings from authorities about public safety and economic concerns.