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Pass the parcel: Australia Post urged to ease dominance (opens the original)
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Brown paper packages tied up with strings, these are among Australians' favourite things. The delivery of a record 283 million parcels in the last half of 2025, including a bumper 111 million over the Christmas season, helped Australia Post record a modest profit as its letters business steeply declined. But regional and rural post office licensees and consumers are missing out on their own special delivery, as the national postal service actively maintains its dominance, a Senate inquiry has be
Pass the parcel: Australia Post urged to ease monopoly (opens the original)
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Brown paper packages tied up with strings, these are among Australians' favourite things. The delivery of a record 283 million parcels in the last half of 2025, including a bumper 111 million over the Christmas season, helped Australia Post record a modest profit as its letters business steeply declined. But regional and rural post office licensees and consumers are missing out on their own special delivery, as the national postal service actively maintains its monopoly, a Senate inquiry has bee
Drunk driver jailed for killing ex-partner while on AVO (opens the original)
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A fruit picker has been jailed for five years for killing his ex-girlfriend in a drunken crash that came weeks after he was ordered to stay away from her over serious domestic violence offences. Rolong Stanley, a farm worker from Vanuatu, pleaded guilty to aggravated dangerous driving causing death over the crash that killed 42-year-old Justine Hammond near Orange, in central-western NSW. The ute Stanley was driving spun out of control and slammed into a tree on the winding Lake Canobolas Road o
Highway pay phone rings in national treasure status (opens the original)
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Under furious orange skies and plumes of bushfire smoke, locals and tourists lined up at a pay phone to talk to family and friends or check-in on neighbours. Some used the public phone in Narooma to tell loved ones they were safe, while others revealed they had lost everything in the catastrophic Black Summer bushfires that razed much of the NSW far south coast. Historian Naomi Parry Duncan was holidaying in Narooma on New Year's Day in 2020, among those who had to shelter at an evacuation centr
Mass drownings spike ahead of summer's 'perfect storm' (opens the original)
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A family sets out on a country drive, a group of mates embark on a boat trip, or a couple go on a quiet coastal walk. While summer outings end well in the vast majority of cases, it is these kinds of seemingly innocuous activities behind Australia's grim mass drowning toll. There were 14 multi-fatality drowning events with a total of 30 deaths in 2025/26, the highest number in almost a decade, according to a Royal Life Saving Australia report released on Tuesday. Multi-fatalities were usually re
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