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Why are devastating mice plagues happening in Australia?
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Crops are being ravaged and homes are being invaded by the rodents - and itโs costing farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Earlier this week, jurors ordered Scott Erickson, 58, and Rebecca Grossman, 64, to pay $176 million in compensatory damages to bereaved parents Nancy and Karim Iskander.
Sarah and Rabi Malass live in a sprawling home on the affluent street of Boden Avenue, Strathfield, with their three children. But they built their home larger than they were allowed.
A psychic scammer who defrauded victims through fake blessings to combat curses and evil spirits has admitted to running off with almost half a million dollars.
Concerned residents have launched a Change.org petition with more than 500 signatures opposing the Dollar Tree
It seems part of a wider effort to secure President Trump's enduring legacy.
Silicon Valley is fighting against regulation, taxes and growth of AI and will benefit from having political leverage Silicon Valley had a big night in Californiaโs primary election, proving that the tens of millions of dollars funding candidates across the state was money well spent. While the tech industryโs preferred candidate for governor came in a scant sixth place, donations to smaller elections proved to be a successful strategy. Tech billionaires have in past months thrown their full weight into politics as the industry fights regulations, taxation and promotes the unfettered growth of artificial intelligence. Getting the right candidates in office, especially in its home turf of California, is existential. With favorable candidates, tech companies can gain both political and regulatory leverage to maintain their dominance in business. Continue reading...
The Trump administration must return billions of dollars that importers paid under his sweeping tariff policy after the Supreme Court knocked down some of the duties
El Dorado blaze that burned 22,744 acres and claimed the life of a firefighter was ignited by an illegal device Sign up for the Breaking News US newsletter email Nearly six years after a coupleโs gender-reveal stunt sparked a deadly wildfire in southern California, the companies that sold the pyrotechnic device have agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement. The Hubbard, Ohio-based Wholesale Fireworks Corp and its subsidiary American Fireworks Wholesale LLC have agreed to pay more than $4m, the US attorneyโs office in the central district of California announced on Tuesday. A third company, the Miami-based Pink or Blue Gender Team Inc, agreed to pay $50,000. Continue reading...
In the separate civil trial entering its eighth week, jurors must decide how much compensation the devastated family should receive.
CU later, rivals? That's if Broadzilla doesn't eat its lunch first
A bitter family feud over a multimillion-dollar Brisbane home has taken another dramatic turn, with fresh details revealing how the property has been left in limbo for years.
Trump has consistently faced scrutiny for leveraging his presidency for personal financial advantage, a pattern that has encompassed everything from merchandise deals and crypto ventures to hosting high-dollar political and official events at his properties
Senate committee also hears Murray Watt needed personal security after sending the union into administration Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The federal government has paid millions of dollars in personal protection for the administrators of the CFMEU, and had to organise security for minister Murray Watt after he introduced the legislation that placed the union into administration, it has been revealed. Under questioning from Liberal senator Jane Hume in the Senate committee on education and employment legislation, it was revealed that the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) has paid millions of dollars to keep the administrators safe. Continue reading...
Former frontbencher launches most significant internal criticism of $368bn Aukus deal since ALP national conference in 2023 Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Australia needs a backup plan for the Aukus submarine agreement, Labor MP Ed Husic has warned, arguing sluggish American production and the โtransactional natureโ of the Trump administration have put the multi-billion-dollar defence deal at risk. The defence minister, Richard Marles, this week agreed to US requests for Australia to accept three second-hand Virginia-class nuclear submarines, rather than a combination of new and old vessels. Continue reading...
A man has been charged after allegedly acting erratically outside the million-dollar home of former nightclub owner John Ibrahim, known as the 'King of the Cross'.
Anthony Dawson - better known as TooTurntTony - built a multimillion-dollar empire out of backyard pranks, bikini babes and increasingly extreme stunts.
Buckeye State found it had inadvertently joined the billion dollar losers' club
Record-breaking box office for Backrooms and Obsession has opened the door for twentysomething YouTube creators as the industry rethinks what audiences want At this time last year, the idea of a wide-release feature film-maker cutting their teeth on YouTube was, if not unheard of, certainly still a niche origin story. Siblings Michael and Danny Philippou had just released Bring Her Back, the follow-up to their surprise horror hit Talk to Me, to pretty-good reviews and OK box office; clearly they would continue to work, but the slightly diminished returns didnโt predict a YouTube explosion. Nor did the outright lousiness of Shelby Oaks, from longtime YouTube film critic Chris Stuckmann, when it premiered in theaters later in 2025. Generous horror-festival buzz died down as more people actually laid eyes on the movie; Stuckmann was an obvious enthusiast, and some saw promise in his first effort, but a clumsy found-footage pastiche without much emotional sense didnโt seem like the next big thing, either. But in 2026, something has shifted. In January, YouTuber Markiplier self-released his adaptation of the video game Iron Lung to theaters, and it outgrossed any number of big-studio titles. Then Curry Barker, whose comedy sketches have been a YouTube fixture, unveiled his feature debut Obsession. The film, made for under a million dollars, has become the box office phenomenon of the summer so far, managing a virtually unheard-of feat when its second and third weekends actually outgrossed its first. Obsession is sharing multiplex space with Backrooms, directed by 20-year-old Kane Parsons, who previously brought the spooky internet meme to life in a series of YouTube shorts. Despite being set in a series of purgatorial, sparsely furnished, fluorescent-lit โliminal spacesโ, it was the top movie at the North American box office this weekend, poised to become the biggest-grossing movie from distributor A24 in a matter of days. Backrooms also opened to bigger numbers than any number of starrier or bigger-brand 2026 titles like Wuthering Heights, Scream 7, The Devil Wears Prada 2 or the last Pixar movie. That makes three YouTube-trained film-makers who have presided over some of this yearโs biggest and/or most surprising hits. With them have come countless social media posts about how YouTube, not film school, provides the real training tomorrowโs directors need. Continue reading...
A bitter family feud involving eight Sydney homes has erupted in court after a father left his entire multimillion-dollar estate to one daughter - cutting the other out completely.