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Queenslands Ambulance Service confirms no injuries after a crane incident at a local facility. Construction begins next month on a new plant in Barnawartha for fast-moving consumer goods, fresh produce, and fruit. Broken Hills Line of Lode view dining area faces further delays. An underwater sewing project faces challenges from marine predators, ocean currents, and poor visibility. Echuca Moamas second bridge over the Murray River celebrates its 55th anniversary. Construction union members support Parramatta residents in saving historic buildings for the new Powerhouse Museum. Australias population reaches 25 million, prompting urban expansion. Despite challenges, Australias building momentum continues.

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A young Filipino couples baby girl, Aiah, was born in Australia and diagnosed with a rare liver disease, biliary atresia, leaving her in end-stage liver failure. Unable to receive a life-saving transplant in Australia due to their student visa status, they turned to India for a more affordable and successful surgery option. Despite the challenges, including Aiahs worsening condition and the need for a liver donor, the family remains hopeful with community support and a GoFundMe campaign to cover the surgery and recovery costs.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils new national bravery awards to honor heroes of Bondi Beach antisemitic attack, pledges $10 million to Exodus Foundation.

Bushfire Emergency in Boddington: Lives and Homes at Risk A bushfire has broken out in Boddington, with officials warning of an out-of-control blaze heading south. Evacuation routes are blocked, and driving out could be deadly. Lower level warnings are in place for nearby areas, while a watch and act alert is on for parts of Bannister, Wuraming, and Boddington around the mine. Power is out in several towns, and roads are closed. Firefighters are battling the blaze, urging residents to shelter in place and have a plan ready. Stay tuned for updates and have a battery radio handy.

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Perth enjoyed a scorching Christmas Day, with temperatures soaring to 41.3°C, prompting beachgoers to seek refuge in the sea and shade. Despite the heatwave, locals and visitors alike embraced the festive spirit, engaging in water fights, enjoying indoor lunches, and indulging in traditional Christmas pudding. Across Australia, weather conditions varied, with Tasmania experiencing snow and Melbourne remaining cool, while Sydney stayed mild.

Amidst the grief of a terror attack at Bondi Beach, Australians celebrated Christmas with a mix of subdued and extreme weather. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called for unity and hope, while religious leaders emphasized light triumphing over darkness. Despite challenges, Australians showcased resilience and togetherness.

In a tragic Christmas Eve incident, a man died in a Brisbane apartment fire caused by an e-scooter battery. Witnesses recounted chaos and loss. Queensland has seen a surge in lithium-ion battery fires, with over 240 incidents in 2025 alone. Fire officials advise safe battery storage and charging habits to prevent such tragedies.