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A video was posted in the Hallett Cove and Surrounds Community Watch group showing a man in a bucket hat stealing $170 worth of Woolworths delivery bags from a doorstep, with the homeowner discovering the theft shortly after. The poster, who was inside with their baby at the time, reported the incident to the police, who confirmed they were investigating. Full Article

Newcastle coach Rob Stanton has no plans to leave the in-form Jets mid-season, despite uncertainty about his future, as they continue their best unbeaten run in 20 years. He believes his players are ready to continue thriving even without him next season if necessary, with the team currently on a seven-game unbeaten streak and closing in on a finals spot. Stanton is focused on developing his players to reach their full potential and is committed...

Suicide bombers and separatist militants hijacked a train in southwest Pakistan, taking scores of passengers hostage. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, demanding the release of political prisoners. Pakistani forces have rescued 155 passengers, with ongoing rescue efforts and casualties reported amidst the standoff. Full Article

Collingwood coach Craig McRae received an official warning from the AFL for his sarcastic interaction with a GWS player during their recent match, which led to a heated exchange with Giants coach Adam Kingsley. McRae acknowledged that his behavior was not a good look for the game and vowed to become a better role model, expressing regret for his actions and emphasizing the importance of representing his team and players in a more positive manner....

Energy Australia is facing charges over a fire at its Yallourn power station, with WorkSafe alleging a failure to provide a safe working environment for employees after a blaze in 2021. Despite no injuries, internal damage was caused, leading to the company accepting a breach of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Company lawyers argue for a fine without conviction, citing the site's strong safety record spanning over two decades and comprehensive fire safety systems...

Diane Mathews, a wellness guru, was fined $3000 for supplying magic mushrooms at an event where a woman died. Mathews, a practitioner of alternative therapies, pleaded guilty to trafficking a drug of dependence after Rachael Dixon passed away at the retreat. Despite no causal link established, Mathews faced consequences for her involvement in the incident. Full Article