
Articles
-
6 days ago |
9news.com.au | Yashee Sharma
Kate did not know what she would do if her partner kept their two dogs when they separated after seven years. In their relationship, they cared for French bulldog Junior and British bulldog Winnie. Kate's former partner had Junior before they began dating, while Winnie came after. But the issue was that both dogs were registered under his name. If they had gone to court, he would have got custody. "They were our kids, we didn't have human kids," she told 9news.com.au. "I live for them...
-
1 week ago |
9news.com.au | Yashee Sharma
Two people have been arrested at a prison car park after officers allegedly found homemade guns, a machete and other illegal items during a search of their vehicle. The incident unfolded at the Maryborough Correctional Centre in Queensland on Thursday last week. Corrective services officers had intel that led them to search a car in the prison's visitor car park.
-
1 week ago |
9news.com.au | Yashee Sharma
Commonwealth Bank app and NetBank customers are unable to transfer money or pay someone due to an issue affecting the system. The bank said it was working on an issue affecting transfers from customers' accounts this afternoon. "You may be unable to make transfers between your accounts or pay someone using PayID or BSB and account number in NetBank and the CommBank app," the bank said. "Thanks for your patience.
-
1 week ago |
9news.com.au | Yashee Sharma
A car has gone through a bakery in Queensland, creating a shock for morning shoppers. Emergency services were called Newmarket Road in Windsor about 8.10am today over reports of the crash. Paramedics assessed the driver and one passenger and found they were both uninjured. The crash was a sight for residents, who were seen stopping to look.
-
1 week ago |
9news.com.au | Yashee Sharma
Three million Australians with outstanding student loans will receive a more than $2.5 billion debt increase when the annual indexation is applied on June 1. The Albanese government had promised to reduce student loans by 20 per cent before indexation is applied this year, but the legislation required has not reached parliament as sitting does not recommence until July. Until that happens, those with student loans will receive a 3.2 per cent indexation. Here's what that means for you.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →