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World’s Most Intriguing Forbidden Destinations

2 weeks ago | bay939.com.au | Tom Marks

There’s something irresistibly intriguing about the places we’re told not to go. Whether shrouded in mystery, brimming with danger, or protected by law, these locations capture the imagination like no ordinary tourist spot can. From islands ruled by venomous snakes to mountains no human has ever climbed, here are ten of the most fascinating places on Earth that remain strictly off-limits.
Channel 10 Set to Replace The Project in Coming Weeks

3 weeks ago | bay939.com.au | Adam Chapman

Industry whispers are buzzing as TV Blackbox has revealed that a bold new current affairs show is in the works to replace The Project, bringing with it a complete format overhaul. Unlike its predecessor, the fresh program will reportedly air just four nights a week, Monday to Thursday, cutting the underperforming Friday night edition.
Popular Aussie a2 Milk Recalled Over Contamination Concerns

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Adam Chapman

Urgent recall alert: a2 Light Milk 2L has been pulled from shelves in some stores due to potential Listeria contamination, a bacteria that can cause serious illness. While the risk is higher for pregnant women, unborn babies, newborns, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems, anyone can get sick from consuming contaminated products.
F1 Fans Buzzing Over Potential Daniel Ricciardo Comeback

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Adam Chapman

F1 fans are buzzing with excitement as rumours of Daniel Ricciardo’s shock return to the grid gain momentum. The beloved Aussie driver appears to have been featured in a new advertising campaign for the sport, sparking speculation that his comeback might be closer than anyone expected.
After Centuries of Debate Scientists Confirm Whether The Mona Lisa Is Smiling

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Tom Marks

For centuries, Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has captivated audiences with her elusive expression. Is she smiling? Is she not? The debate has persisted, fueling countless theories and discussions. However, recent research from the Institute for Frontier Areas of Psychology and Mental Health in Freiburg suggests that the mystery might be less enigmatic than previously thought.
Fire crews called to Anakie shed blaze

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Rebecca McDonald

A Watch and Act message is in place for a shed fire in Anakie. Emergency services were called to Ballan Road just after 6pm Tuesday, with at least 25 crews on scene at one stage. The CFA has told locals between Carrs Road and Creek Road to stay indoors. Article continues after this ad Advertisement “Due to the materials involved, the risk has increased,” the fire authority warned in its statement.
Kmart & Target Recall Popular Anko Product That You Should ‘Stop Using Immediately’

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Adam Chapman

A popular heat wrap sold at Kmart and Target stores across Australia has been urgently recalled due to safety concerns following reports of injuries. The product in question is the Anko Heated Elbow Wrap, marketed for muscle relief, has been found to pose a risk of burns, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The problem lies with the rechargeable heat pad, which can overheat if positioned incorrectly or wrapped too tightly.
Surprise as Pope Leo is Revealed at The Sistine Chapel

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Adam Chapman

White smoke rose from the Sistine Chapel on Thursday evening, signaling the election of a new pope, in a moment that left many around the world astonished. At approximately 6 p.m. in Rome (2 a.m. Friday AEST), the world learned that Robert Prevost, a native of Chicago, had been chosen to succeed Pope Francis, making history as the first-ever US-born pontiff. He will take the name Pope Leo XIV. Prevost’s election defied expectations, surpassing frontrunner Pietro Parolin of Italy.
Rider dies on Great Ocean Road

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Will Boddington

A motorcyclist has died after a collision with a ute on the Great Ocean Road on Friday morning. The crash happened around 10.30am in Eastern View, where it’s understood a grey Ford Ranger towing a caravan collided with the motorbike. The yet to formally identified rider sadly died at the scene, while the driver of the Ford wasn’t injured.
Three seriously injured in chopper crash

1 month ago | bay939.com.au | Will Boddington

There has been a major emergency response on the Bellarine Peninsula on Friday morning, after a helicopter carrying three people crashed off Point Lonsdale. It’s believed the chopper was seen crashing into water off Fellows Road just after 10am, with all three on board managing to make it to shore, where they located by passersby.