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- Aug 23, 2026
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Aussie injustice falling on deaf ears (opens the original)
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Justice is said to be blind, but a chronic shortage of Auslan interpreters has also rendered it deaf. More than 3.6m Australians suffer from a form of hearing loss, with many relying on the services of interpreters to help them communicate and navigate processes such as court appearances. Two years after it was revealed there are only 747 fully-accredited interpreters servicing more than 30,000 people nationally with total hearing loss, advocates said little has improved and they are calling on
‘Always you’: Erin Holland shares baby joy (opens the original)
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Model and TV presenter Erin Holland and her husband, Australian cricketer Ben Cutting, have welcomed their first child after a gruelling and difficult fertility journey. The couple took to Instagram to announce their baby daughter’s safe arrival on August 18. Holland posted a set of black and white photographs which pictured the happy new family-of-three. “All of a sudden, it all makes sense,” the new mum captioned her post. Holland’s Channel 7 colleagues took to the comments to congratulate the
Fears for dad after being shot, taken: cops (opens the original)
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Police have charged a man over the alleged shooting of a father-of-three in Melbourne’s northwest, as authorities continue the search for the victim. Khaled Malas, 37, was shot on Wednesday night after he travelled to a property in Wildwood. Police allege the Meadow Heights man attended the property with two associates, who fled and called triple-0 after the shooting. The 56-year-old homeowner allegedly loaded the wounded man into a ute, which was later spotted at a Greenvale service station. Th
E-bike models recalled over ‘risk of death’ (opens the original)
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Two e-bike models sold across Australia have been recalled over fears the frame could break while in use – possibly leading to serious injury or even death. The Optima Asphalt and Comfort bikes from Spanish bicycle manufacturer Orbea were assessed to have “risk of death, serious injury or property damage (including to other road users) if the bike’s frame breaks while in use and causes an accident”. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) warned users to stop using the bikes an
Bizarre solution for bad Aussie sleepers (opens the original)
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A bizarre new memory foam pillow which plays the sound of sizzling bacon and coffee is being launched across Australia and New Zealand as a solution for rough sleepers. Designed to help guests rest better and wake easier, hotel chain Holiday Inn Express launched the one-of-a-kind “breakfast pillow” invention on Wednesday. The memory foam pillow features built-in speakers with four breakfast inspired sleep tracks and is available to trial as a part of Holiday Inn Express packages across Australia
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