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  • Kilauea eruption destroys live camera

    Kilauea eruption destroys live camera
    Dec 7 2025
    Kilauea volcano in Hawaii produced an exceptionally powerful eruption that destroyed a monitoring camera with its molten lava jet. The live stream footage shows ash and debris accelerating towards the camera before the feed glitches, spins and cuts out completely.

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  • Doctors demand $35 billion healthcare injection

    Doctors demand $35 billion healthcare injection
    Dec 7 2025
    The Australian Medical Association has called for an immediate injection of nearly $35 billion to address Australia's rapidly declining healthcare system. The peak doctor's body says hospital spending needs to be fast-tracked over the next five years to tackle inflated elective surgery and emergency room wait times, plus manage an ageing population. Health Minister Mark Butler is scheduled to meet with state and territory counterparts on Friday to discuss the issue.

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  • Queensland child protection failures exposed

    Queensland child protection failures exposed
    Dec 7 2025
    A Queensland government review found that convicted pedophile Ashley Paul Griffith, who abused 65 children over two decades, could have been stopped on five separate occasions if the state had implemented a reportable conduct scheme. Queensland remains the only Australian state or territory without this legal framework that requires organisations to report and investigate allegations of child abuse.

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  • Minister defends $100k New York trip

    Minister defends $100k New York trip
    Dec 7 2025
    Communications Minister Annika Wells defended her $100,000 New York trip to promote Australia's social media ban, claiming it was within official guidelines. The minister faced criticism after taxpayers were charged thousands for expensive meals during the Paris Olympics and over $100,000 for a three-day US summit. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese supported the minister, stating the expenditure was necessary.

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  • Teens challenge social media ban in court

    Teens challenge social media ban in court
    Dec 7 2025
    Two teenagers are challenging Australia's under-16 social media ban in the High Court. The New South Wales and South Australian Attorneys General will argue in favour of the legislation, which takes effect this Wednesday.

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  • Manhunt underway after fatal Ascot Vale stabbing

    Manhunt underway after fatal Ascot Vale stabbing
    Dec 7 2025
    A man was fatally stabbed in Ascot Vale, Melbourne's inner north, on Sunday afternoon before 4pm. Police arrested an 18-year-old man nearby and are conducting a manhunt for a second suspect who fled the scene. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance with CCTV or dashcam footage.

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  • Pepper spray attack injures 21 at Heathrow Airport

    Pepper spray attack injures 21 at Heathrow Airport
    Dec 7 2025
    Twenty-one people were injured in a pepper spray attack at London's Heathrow Airport during an attempted robbery involving four men. The incident began when a woman was robbed of her suitcase in a lift at Terminal 3, escalating into a security scare that disrupted airport operations and triggered a major police response with armed officers searching the multi-storey car park.

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  • Natural disaster declared after Central Coast fires

    Natural disaster declared after Central Coast fires
    Dec 7 2025
    A natural disaster has been declared for six local government areas in New South Wales after the Central Coast region battled more than 70 fires. Dozens of homes have been destroyed but no lives have been lost, with disaster payments announced for affected residents, businesses, primary producers and councils.

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