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1 week ago |
nz.news.yahoo.com | Courtney Greatrex
A long weekend in Australia's Sunshine State is hardly complete without a trip to one of the world-famous 4WD beaches. But as more and more people flock to the area, chaotic scenes have emerged showing dozens of 4WDs lining up as early as 2 am on Good Friday to make their way onto Queensland's K'gari island (formerly Fraser) for the Easter weekend. It comes as Aussies have been reminded not to disobey road rules while they enjoy camping, fishing and exploring at any of the state's iconic beaches.
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1 week ago |
nz.news.yahoo.com | Courtney Greatrex
Parents are being warned they can cop hefty fines for allowing their children to perform illegal acts on Aussie roads. Queensland Police recently issued infringement notices totalling over $700 to a Mackay dad for allegedly permitting his 15-year-old son to ride a modified e-bike. The offences the 50-year-old man was hit with included permitting the drive of an uninsured bike, permitting the drive of a defective vehicle, and permitting the use of an unregistered motorbike.
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nz.news.yahoo.com | Courtney Greatrex
A sinister discovery made by a tradie inside an Australian property has prompted an urgent warning to homeowners as the cooler months set in. Termites can pop up in unexpected places and wreck havoc on Aussie homes, even those with brick structures. Now, pest controller Jhy Carroll has warned residents that while it may look aesthetic, keeping wood meant for burning inside the home can come with expensive and destructive consequences.
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1 week ago |
nz.news.yahoo.com | Courtney Greatrex
The discovery of cameras mounted onto the middle of Woolworths shelves has sparked speculation among shoppers, forcing the supermarket giant to reveal what the cameras are really for. Customers at stores in Rouse Hill and Kellyville in NSW sparked concern after spotting the tiny cameras while shopping — with one describing the chest-height cameras as "gross".
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1 week ago |
nz.news.yahoo.com | Courtney Greatrex
A holidaymaker has made a sad admission about wearing a bikini at the beach after witnessing a man perform a disturbing act at a popular tourist beach. 26-year-old Emily Marzilli was minding her own business — filming crabs with her new iPhone — when she looked behind her to see a man allegedly masturbating just metres away from where she was.
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