Bondi Beach hero charged with assaulting father
Ahmed al Ahmed, hailed as a hero for disarming a gunman during the Bondi Beach mass shooting, has been charged with assaulting his father. He denies the allegations.
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Frenchman Eating McDonald's After Crashing into Sydney Fountain
A French tourist was arrested after crashing an SUV into Sydney's historic Archibald Fountain while still eating his McDonald's meal. He was charged with negligent driving.
Andrew Flintoff named Sydney Thunder head coach
England cricket legend Andrew Flintoff has been appointed head coach of Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League, signing a two-year deal.
Football Australia Unveils Reform Plan for Future Growth
Football Australia outlines a comprehensive reform agenda after its 23rd AGM, focusing on governance, diversity, and sustainability to strengthen the sport nationwide.
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Australia has designated the Balochistan Liberation Army as a terrorist organization, imposing financial sanctions and warning of heavy fines and up to 10 years in prison for supporters.
Jewish Group Warned Police Before Bondi Shooting: Inquiry
A Jewish security group warned police of a likely terror attack days before the Bondi Beach mass shooting that killed 15. The inquiry reveals security failures.
Afghan Women Footballers Celebrate Historic FIFA Rule Change
FIFA's rule change allowing Afghanistan's women footballers to compete officially is hailed as a historic moment, enabling World Cup and Olympic qualification.
Eight Awarded for Bravery in Bondi Junction Stabbing
Eight individuals have been recognized for their courageous actions during a stabbing incident at Bondi Junction, highlighting their selfless efforts to protect others in a critical situation.
Australian Businessman Guilty of Foreign Interference for China Reports
Alexander Csergo, 59, faces up to 15 years in prison after a Sydney court found him guilty of reckless foreign interference for compiling reports for individuals prosecutors allege were Chinese spies.
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