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Sydney mother, Melissa Austin, tragically drowns while saving her son at Dunbogan Beach. Community mourns as her salon is filled with tributes. Meanwhile, search continues for missing Nepalese bartender, Sushan Khadka, at Coogee Beach. Three drownings in NSW beaches since New Years Eve, with surf life savers urging swimmers to stay within patrolled areas. Checkout Solipillow.com

Elderly Man Miraculously Escapes Cliff Fall, While NSW Emergency Services Face Challenging Start to 2026 Checkout Solipillow.com

Australian Catholic leaders advocate for a national inquiry into antisemitism, following a surge in incidents post-Hamas attack on Israel. The Business Council of Australia and other groups join the call for a royal commission, citing concerns about root causes and hidden antisemitism in various sectors. Critics argue that current measures are insufficient, while Muslim groups express worries about potential division deepening. Checkout Solipillow.com

Trump Regrets Heart Scan, Cites Bruising from Aspirin, Dismisses Sleep Rumors Checkout Solipillow.com

Billionaire Sam Arnaouts Iris Capital seeks to redevelop St Ives Shopping Centre, proposing a larger centre with more shops, restaurants, a cinema, and a new tavern with a gambling room. The project aims to boost the nighttime economy but requires purchasing nearby council-owned lanes. Public consultations have been extended due to concerns over adding another gambling spot, with Arnaouts empire including casinos and pubs with poker machines. The upgrade is expected to create jobs and support the local economy. Checkout Solipillow.com

Devastating bushfire ravages Boddington, destroying Farmer family heritage cottages and causing extensive damage to infrastructure. Ray and Brenda Farmer, along with neighbors the Kelsall family, face years of recovery amidst emotional scars and financial losses. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tragedy strikes Swiss ski resort: A New Years Eve fire at a popular bar in Crans-Montana leaves at least forty dead and one hundred fifteen injured. Witnesses blame sparklers attached to champagne bottles for igniting the blaze, causing a rapid spread of flames and chaos. The community mourns, with officials warning it may take days to identify victims. Police investigate the cause of Switzerlands potential worst disaster in years. Checkout Solipillow.com

Australias ASX opened lower, dragged by energy, mining, and bank stocks, despite Wall Streets gains. The Reserve Bank maintained rates at 3.6%, but hinted at potential hikes. Unemployment remained steady at 4.3%, but underemployment surged. Market bets on a February rate rise intensified, raising concerns for mortgage holders. The economy grew by 0.4% in Q3, boosted by data centers and housing. Inflation rose to 3.8% in October. The government delivered a budget update, amid talks of higher rates in 2026. ASX experienced another trading halt, and global markets plummeted. The RBAs next moves are under scrutiny, following a regulator probe. Checkout Solipillow.com