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Journalist at Bega District News. Views are my own. Contact me at albert.mcknight@fairfaxmedia.com.au.
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Defence calls woman's claims 'ridiculous' after husband allegedly tried to kill her

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By Albert McKnight Verified
| Now You Know!
A 47-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempted murder, as well as others, in his ACT Supreme Court jury trial. Photo: Michelle Kroll. CONTENT WARNING: This article refers to alleged family violence and a graphic injury. The barrister for a man accused of trying to stab his wife to death suggested his client was running down a corridor at their home when he collided with her, resulting in her being “impaled” with a carving knife.
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$120k fine after road worker hit with hot bitumen on Hume Highway Original

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By Albert McKnight Verified
| About Regional
A company has been fined $120,000 after a traffic controller was injured during roadworks (not pictured). Photo: Michelle Kroll. A young traffic controller was working on the Hume Highway when she was accidentally sprayed with hot bitumen, leaving her with life-changing burn injuries. Her former employer, Capital Lines & Signs Pty Ltd, has now been fined $120,000 over the incident, according to a recently published decision from the NSW Industrial Court.
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Police flooding Canberra's CBD have already arrested three alleged robbers

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By Albert McKnight Verified
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18 June 2026 Additional ACT Policing officers are now patrolling Canberra’s CBD. Photo: ACT Policing. The extra police officers walking the beat in Canberra’s CBD have already arrested three alleged robbers who are said to have assaulted a member of the public. The CBD SAFE operation is underway and involves deploying high-visibility patrols in the city during peak times to address antisocial and criminal behaviour.
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