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St Kilda pledges full support for Jack Silvagni and his father Stephen, despite Toms rape conviction. Despite Toms guilty verdict, Jack and Stephen remain committed to their roles at the club, with Lenny Hayes expressing full support. Jack, a new recruit, is progressing well in training and is expected to contribute significantly to the backline this season.

Cluedo stage adaptation brings laughs and escapism to Australian audiences, featuring over-the-top characters and a ninety-minute whodunit romp.

Iran protests escalate, with hundreds killed and thousands arrested amid widespread unrest. US threatens intervention, Iran warns of retaliation. Experts doubt protests will topple regime, predicting a harsh crackdown.

Nicole Mondon, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, shares her harrowing journey of resilience and healing. At seven, she was abused by her father, Colin George OToole, who was later convicted for abusing three children, including Nicole. Despite the trauma, Nicole found strength, becoming a homeowner and mother, and even reuniting with another victim, Tracie Grant. Her story serves as a beacon of hope, encouraging others to seek justice and healing.

Stars like Selena Gomez and Kate Hudson dazzled at the Golden Globes, with Kate nominated for Song Sung Blue and Teyana Taylor in One Battle After Another. Leonardo DiCaprio leads the movie pack in a dark comedy, while Elle Fanning shines for Sentimental Value. Nikki Glaser hosts, promising a light-hearted monologue. Aussies dominate, with Rose Byrne favored for best actress. Presenters include George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and Queen Latifah. Tensions rise with politics in the air, and the Globes introduce a best podcast category. Its a night of anticipation and potential surprises.

Bushfires rage across Victoria, destroying homes and claiming lives, with twelve active blazes reported. Conditions improve around Longwood, but three emergency warnings remain. Premier Jacinta Allan warns of lingering danger. Reinforcements arrive as fire crews mop up hotspots, with potential for gusty winds and heat to return. Victoria presses on against this tough fire season.

Heroic Inspector Amy Scott, who stopped the Bondi Junction stabbing rampage, diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer. Despite her own struggle, she remains a beacon of courage and inspiration, with a fundraiser launched to support her and her family.

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Good news for Australians battling severe obesity and heart issues: Wegovy, a weight-loss drug, is set to be heavily subsidized. Starting soon, itll cost just $25 per prescription, or $7.70 for pensioners and concession holders. Currently, monthly doses run $200-$400, so this could save users hundreds. The drug, similar to Ozempic, is aimed at those with a high BMI whove had a heart attack or stroke. The PBS cap kicked in on January 1st, and negotiations with Novo Nordisk are ongoing.