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Bondi Beach Muslim Hero Saves Lives, Adding a New Dimension to the Terror Narrative
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised a civilian's bravery after he disarmed one of the gunmen during the Bondi Beach attack.
Niloy Chakrabarti Dec 15, 2025
Grok Gets Bondi Beach Shooting Wrong — Why AI Fact-Checking Failed When It Mattered
Bondi Beach, Australia faced a horrifying ordeal as news of gunfire and casualties broke. Grok faces scrutiny for spreading misinformation.
Anna Katrina Sevilla Dec 15, 2025
Father-Son Bondi Attack Shooters Were Licensed Owners of 6 Firearms Despite Strict Gun Laws
Father and son who carried out the Bondi terror attack were legally licensed to own six firearms, revealing a dangerous loophole in Australia's otherwise strict gun laws.
Catherine Armecin Martin Dec 15, 2025
Who is Naveed Akram? The Alleged Bondi Beach Shooter as Crowds Show Up at His Home
Local authorities identified 24-year-old Naveed Akram from Bonnyrigg as one of the two alleged shooters in the Bondi Beach attack on Sunday.
Denise Nequinto Dec 14, 2025
Bondi Beach Hero Ahmed al-Ahmed Disarms Shotgun-Wielding Terrorist—He's A Brave Muslim
Incredible moment a 43-year-old fruit stall owner, Ahmed al-Ahmed, disarms a terrorist during the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack, saving lives. Praised by the Israeli PM.
Jaja Agpalo Dec 14, 2025
Two Bondi Beach Shooting Suspects Identified: Father And Son Terrorists Murdered 15 People With Fully Licensed Weapons
A father and son terrorist duo murdered 15 people with six legally owned guns. Details reveal fatal flaws in Australia's tough firearms laws since Port Arthur.
Jaja Agpalo Dec 14, 2025
Australia Rocked By Rare Mass Shooting As Hanukkah Celebration Turns Deadly At Bondi Beach
Australia is reeling after a rare mass shooting at Bondi Beach left 12 people dead during a Hanukkah celebration, prompting a terrorism declaration, global condemnation and urgent security raids.
Crisnel Longino Dec 14, 2025
Reddit Takes Australian Government to Court Over Social Media Ban on Teens Under 16
California-based website Reddit filed a lawsuit against the Australian government for their law that bans teenagers under 16 years old to access social media platforms.
Frederick Marvin Lumba Dec 13, 2025
Twitch Blocked for Under-16s in Australia — Experts Warn of Mental and Social Harm
Australia has blocked access to Twitch for users under 16, effective immediately, with existing accounts set to close by 9 January 2026.
Vinay Patel Dec 12, 2025
Australia's Social Media Ban Update: Sites Included, Exceptions, and How Kids Are Bypassing Age-Verification Systems Revealed
Australia restricts under-16s from platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and X, while kids find creative ways to bypass age verification systems.
J. Alas Dec 11, 2025
Harry and Meghan's Archewell Foundation Backs Australia's Teen App Ban But Calls For Real Support
Australia's social media ban takes effect today. The world is in a frenzy, with everyone watching as teenagers lose access to their social media accounts. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a statement stating their views.
Anna Katrina Sevilla Dec 10, 2025
Elon Musk's X Accepts Australia Block — Thousands of Aussies Risk Losing Online Voice
Elon Musk's X has agreed to comply with Australia's groundbreaking law banning under-16s from social media, making it the last major platform to do so.
Vinay Patel Dec 10, 2025
Teen Influencers Condemn Australia's Social-Media Restrictions, Calling Online Work Their 'Purpose'
Teen influencers warn Australia's new under-16 social-media rules will strip them of income, community and civic voice as the laws face High Court challenge and practical enforcement questions.
Chelsie Napiza Dec 05, 2025
Teen Sues Government: Claims Ban On TikTok, Snapchat For Teenagers Will Be 'More Dangerous'
An Australian teen is suing the government over its upcoming ban on TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram for under-16s, arguing the crackdown will make the internet less safe for young people rather than protect them.
Tanmay Puri Dec 02, 2025
Bevan Spencer von Einem: Australia's Most Notorious Killer Near Death — His Illness and Crimes Revisited
Bevan Spencer von Einem, perhaps Australia's most notorious convicted child murderer, has been rushed to a prison hospital and is now reported to be critically ill, extremely frail, and bedridden—someone who is caught on a death door. Now, the victim's family hopes for a confession.
Adrienne Martinez Nov 25, 2025
23-Year-Old High-Profile Woman Drives £1.2M Rolls-Royce Into Mercedes, Denies Charges
A 23-year-old high-profile woman pleads not guilty after allegedly crashing a Rolls-Royce into a Mercedes in Sydney, sparking a luxury-car crime controversy. Find out what happened.
Tanmay Puri Nov 14, 2025
Physical: Asia Row: Why Netizens Blame Eddie Jo Williams For Philippine Loss
Some Filipinos jokingly blamed Eddie Jo Williams for team Philippines being sent home during Quest 3 of Physical Asia.
Catherine Armecin Martin Nov 13, 2025
Hugh Jackman's 'Complicated' Holiday With Ex 'Strains' Sutton Foster Romance
Hugh Jackman's decision to spend Christmas with ex-wife Deborra-Lee Furness in Australia has reportedly created emotional strain in his romance with Broadway star Sutton Foster.
Shulammite Nkanta Nov 11, 2025
Aussie Parents Urged Others To 'Remove This Country From Their Bucket List' After Daughters' Tragedy
Holly Morton-Bowles and Bianca Jones' parents campaigned against visiting one Asian country that they called 'corrupt' after the two died there during a trip.
Catherine Armecin Martin Nov 09, 2025
Aussie Grandmother, 80, Found Dead on Remote Island After Being 'Left Behind' by Cruise Ship — What Went Wrong?
An 80-year-old Australian woman was found dead on Lizard Island after a cruise ship left without her, sparking investigations into safety protocols.
Carson Beale Oct 30, 2025
Is D4vd Hiding? Deleted Song Holds Clues To Rapper's Relationship With Victim Celeste, Hints That She Cheated
Reddit users began sharing screenshots of a BandLab notification showing that D4vd had released a new song titled 'Rush.'
Ria Pathak Oct 29, 2025
Microsoft Sued: Australia Claims 2.7 Million Customers Misled By AI Price Hike
Australia's competition watchdog has sued Microsoft, alleging the company misled 2.7 million customers with hidden AI-related price hikes in its Microsoft 365 subscriptions
Tanmay Puri Oct 27, 2025
Cabarita Beach Shark Attack: Why Is Australia A Haven For This Ocean Predator?
Shark attacks are rare, but Australia sees more than most countries, with an average of 22 shark bites per year between 2010 and 2022.
Ria Pathak Aug 18, 2025
'Risk Is the New Cool': How Young Aussies Are Turning Competitive Decision-Making into a Lifestyle
Young adults in Australia are embracing competitive decision-making across finance, gaming, and digital platforms, redefining success through speed, strategy, and calculated risks.
Aug 08, 2025
'We Are Not Social Media': YouTube Responds To Australia Banning The Platform For Youth Under 16
Australia has banned YouTube for under-16s, reversing an earlier exemption. This expands a landmark social media law aiming to protect youth from harmful online content.
Vinay Patel Jul 30, 2025
More 'Gold Coast Bodies' are Turning Up as Fourth Death Reported In Days - What's Happening?
Gold Coast authorities found a fourth dead body floating in Currumbin Creek. Is it connected with the previous three bodies?
Giuliano de Leon Jul 24, 2025
Mushroom Trial Verdict: What Happens Next For Erin Patterson And What Led To Her Guilty Judgment
The jury was satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that Patterson deliberately included the lethal fungi in the meal she prepared and served.
Ria Pathak Jul 08, 2025
Kanye West Officially Banned from Australia Following Shocking Nazi-Glorifying Song Controversy
Australia revoked Kanye West's visa after he released the offensive song Heil Hitler, citing his anti-Semitic remarks. The government condemned hate speech and blocked his entry.
Neeraj Kumar Bhagat Jul 04, 2025
Why Did Usher Cancel His Australia Tour? Fans Disappointed As Announcement Offered No Explanation
Just weeks after tickets were released for the Australian leg of Usher's world tour, all 12 shows were suddenly pulled in an announcement that provided no explanation as to why.
Emma Clark Jul 04, 2025
What Is Lyssavirus Rabies? Symptoms, Origin — NSW on High Alert After First Death: Is This COVID 2.0?
According to reports, the rare, rabies-like infection, which spreads from bats to humans through bites or scratches, has now triggered a public health alert across NSW.
Ria Pathak Jul 03, 2025
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