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Banks make huge move ahead of rates decision
Eli Green Australia's major home loan lenders are lifting their fixed rate offerings, in a grim sign for cash-strapped mortgage holders. The Commonwealth Bank has lifted interest rates on its fixed home loans by up to 0.70 per cent, to make its lowest rate 5.79 per cent for two-years. CBA is not alone in lifting interest rates with data from rate tracking site Canstar showing 34 lenders have hiked at least one fixed rate offering in the past month.
Banks make huge move ahead of rates decision
Australia’s major home loan lenders are lifting their fixed rate offerings, in a grim sign for cash-strapped mortgage holders. The Commonwealth Bank has lifted interest rates on its fixed home loans by up to 0.70 per cent, to make its lowest rate 5.79 per cent for two-years. CBA is not alone in lifting interest rates with data from rate tracking site Canstar showing 34 lenders have hiked at least one fixed rate offering in the past month.
Sydney teacher charged with alleged child sex abuse plot
A Bondi teacher has been arrested and charged after he allegedly plotted with another man to sexually abuse two children. The 63-year-old was arrested at about 8am on Wednesday, after police allegedly linked him to a 35-year-old Randwick man charged with serious child sexual assault offences. The 63-year-old teacher was arrested on Wednesday. Photo: NSW Police Credit: Supplied When arresting the younger man, who remains before the courts, police seized three mobile phones.
Sydney teacher charged with alleged child sex abuse plot
A Bondi teacher has been arrested and charged after he allegedly plotted with another man to sexually abuse two children. The 63-year-old was arrested at about 8am on Wednesday, after police allegedly linked him to a 35-year-old Randwick man charged with serious child sexual assault offences. The 63-year-old teacher was arrested on Wednesday. Photo: NSW Police When arresting the younger man, who remains before the courts, police seized three mobile phones.
Bank's painful move for homeowners
Eli Green Commonwealth Bank has lifted interest rates on its fixed home loans in response to the Reserve Bank's expected decision to raise the cash rate. Commonwealth (CBA) and NAB are expecting the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to increase the cash rate at some point in early 2026 after last year ended with inflation back on the rise after a series of cuts. CBA is expecting the cash rate to hit 3.85 per cent by the end of the year.
Top cop warns of high police presence at two rallies planned for Sydney CBD amid protest ban
Top cop warns of high police presence at two rallies planned for Sydney CBD amid protest ban
Top cop warns of high police presence at two rallies planned for Sydney CBD amid protest ban
A large police presence will meet protesters at two Sydney rallies planned for the coming days which are being held despite a ban on demonstrations in the wake of the Bondi terror attack. A pro-Palestine protest organised by the Stop the War on Palestine group is due to take place on Friday in response to Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia.
CommBank lifts fixed rates as Reserve Bank is expected to raise cash rate in February
CommBank lifts fixed rates as Reserve Bank is expected to raise cash rate in February
Search for gunman after man nearly hit in drive by shooting in Adelaide
Search for gunman after man nearly hit in drive by shooting in Adelaide
Search for gunman after man nearly hit in drive by shooting in Adelaide
A manhunt is underway for a gunman in Adelaide after a shot was fired into an occupied car. Police were called to Boomerang Road in Croydon Park at around 1.40am on Thursday. Shocking vision of the attack shows a single shot fired into a Mitsubishi sedan parked on the street. The bullet narrowly missed a man who was inside the car at the time of the shooting. Photo: 7 News Credit: Channel 7 The owner of the car was sitting in the vehicle as the bullet struck.
‘Nightmares’: Family’s fears for missing mum
Police say Ms Graf disappeared in the early hours of December 12. The family of a woman who disappeared from a South Australian town more than a month ago say they have started to fear the worst, as renewed search efforts so far come up empty. Trisha Graf went missing from the remote South Australian town of Andamooka in December, under what police say are suspicious circumstances. With the mother of six now missing for more than a month, her family have begun to fear the worst for the 41-year-old.
Man who allegedly threatened MP named
A NSW man who allegedly threatened to kill a federal politician has been named for the first time. The Australian Federal Police say their National Security Investigations team received a report about phone calls made to the parliamentarian’s office on December 16. It is alleged the phone calls contained multiple threats to kill the parliamentarian. Police say they seized electronic devices from the man’s home.
SXSW Sydney 2026 cancelled after three years of attempted expansion into Asia-Pacific
SXSW Sydney will not take place this year, with organisers announcing the festival had concluded its run in Australia. The annual cultural festival and conference was founded in Texas and had expanded internationally, with SXSW Sydney operating since 2023. The major event, which explores technology, film, music and culture, attracts thousands of people to Sydney each year, with more than 345,000 attending the 2025 conference. SXSW has been cancelled for 2026.
Rock climber dies after 20m fall from cliff in Tasmania
Rock climber dies after 20m fall from cliff in Tasmania
Rock climber dies after 20m fall from cliff in Tasmania
A rock climber has died after falling 20m while scaling cliffs at a popular site in Tasmania’s south. Emergency services rushed to Sand River in Buckland - about 70km north of Hobart - after hearing reports of a man had fallen about 20 metres from a cliff. Police believe the man, a 31-year-old French national who had been living in Victoria, was rock climbing when he fell from the cliff. Locals warn that the sandstone at Sand River can be fragile.
Clean-up begins after floods caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji ravage Queensland
A mammoth clean-up effort is under way for some flood-affected parts of Queensland hit by ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji, as the deluge still brings dangers to other parts of the state. Locals from the hard-hit town of Clermont have begun to return home after floodwaters begin to recede, where they have been met with thick heavy mud through their homes and businesses. Clermont was inundated in a record-breaking flood, recording the most rain the town has seen in more than a century.
Sooshi Mango prints T-shirts in search for man after break-in
Comedy group Sooshi Mango have taken their search for justice into their own hands after a man allegedly broke into their restaurant office. The trio, comprised of brothers Carlo and Joe Salanitri and Andrew Manfre, have been searching for answers after a man was caught on CCTV allegedly making his way into the office of their Carlton eatery Johnny Vince & Sam’s Ristorante in broad daylight on January 5.
Sooshi Mango prints T-shirts in search for man after break-in
Sooshi Mango prints T-shirts in search for man after break-in
NSW man to face court over alleged death threats to politician
A NSW man has been charged after allegedly threatening to kill a federal politician. The Australian Federal Police say their National Security Investigations team received a report about phone calls made to the parliamentarian’s office on December 16. It is alleged the phone calls contained multiple threats to kill the parliamentarian. Police say they seized electronic devices from the man’s home.
NSW man to face court over alleged death threats to politician
NSW man to face court over alleged death threats to politician
Desperate South Australia bushland search for missing mum Trisha Graf
The search for a missing South Australian mother continues as officers scour bushland for any sign of her. The disappearance of 41-year-old Trisha Graf from the remote town of Andamooka was declared a major crime earlier this month, with police saying she went missing under mysterious circumstances. Ms Graf was last seen driving along Dunstan Drive, Andamooka towards her home at 2am on December 12 after visiting a house in the northwestern area of the town with a friend.
Second teenager charged with attempted murder after alleged house party stabbing
A second teenager has been charged with attempted murder after an alleged house party brawl turned into a stabbing in NSW. A 17-year-old was left fighting for life after a brawl allegedly erupted outside an Airbnb rented for a 15-year-old’s birthday party in Shalvey on January 6. Emergency services rushed to the home on Sedgman Crescent about 10.40pm to find the teenager had been stabbed several times in the driveway of the home.
‘Ghost store’ Isla & James uses Bondi tragedy to spruik products
Australians have been warned about “ghost stores” pretending to be linked to the Bondi tragedy after shoppers fell victim to a scam site. A warning has been issued by the NSW Fair Trading Commissioner about Isla & James, which made false claims about being linked to the terror attack. The store announced a “closing down sale” after falsely claiming one of its co-founders was shot in the tragedy. The website featured an AI generated photo of the ghost store’s “co-founders”.
NSW boy charged with mass shooting hoax calls to United States
An Australian boy has been charged over alleged hoax phone calls reporting fake mass shootings in the United States. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) arrested the boy on December 18 last year, after an investigation linked him to a decentralised online crime network accused of “swatting” shopping centres and education institutions in the US. Police seized a prohibited gun while arresting the boy.
Koji rages through Queensland, Clermont receives record-breaking rain
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji continues to ravage parts of Queensland as record-breaking rain brings widespread and severe flooding to the state. Major flood warnings are in place for the Connors, Isaac and Mackenzie, and Georgina Rivers, with less severe warnings in place for other parts of the state as rivers run “really, really high”, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s Angus Hines. Forecast rainfall for Australia up until Sunday, January 18, according to the ECMWF model.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji causes major flooding in Queensland, town’s record-breaking rain
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji continues to ravage parts of Queensland as record-breaking rain brings widespread and severe flooding to the state. Major flood warnings are in place for the Connors, Isaac and Mackenzie, and Georgina Rivers, with less severe warnings in place for other parts of the state as rivers run “really, really high”, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s Angus Hines. Forecast rainfall for Australia up until Sunday, January 18, according to the ECMWF model.
Human remains found in Victoria bushfires
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has taken aim at "tourists" visiting dangerous bushfire zones. Picture: supplied/NewsWire Human remains have tragically been discovered in Victoria’s Longwood bushfire area, police confirmed on Sunday. Officers accessed a fire-affected stretch off Yarck Road at Gobur, finding the remains about 100 metres from a vehicle. The person has not yet been formally identified, and police will prepare a report for the Coroner.
Dire fire warnings remain for Victoria as more than 130 homes destroyed
Residents are being warned a cool change on Sunday will not necessarily bring relief to parts of Victoria devastated by bushfires, with erratic winds expected to complicate firefighting efforts. Thousands of residents are currently impacted by 15 emergency warnings related to three fires raging in different parts of the state.
Dire fire warnings remain for Victoria as more than 130 homes destroyed
Dire fire warnings remain for Victoria as more than 130 homes destroyed
Dire declaration as fires turn deadly
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen has declared a State of Disaster across swathes of the state as authorities grapple with dozens of emergency-level blazes. There are reports at least on person has died in the fires, near Bendigo, and three people, including a child, are missing.
Luxury yachts sunk in Sydney marina fire
Three large yachts were destroyed in the blaze at a marina in Mosman, Sydney. Picture: NSW RFS A fire at a marina in an affluent Sydney suburb has likely caused millions of dollars of damage after three luxury vessels sank. More than 40 firefighters were called to the Spit Bridge Marina in Mosman on Friday morning after the blaze was sparked at about 3.30am. Three large yachts were destroyed by fire and sunk, with a fourth sustaining significant damage.
Apocalyptic scenes as bushfires ravage state
At least two properties have been lost to the flames. Photo: Facebook About 70,000 homes and businesses are without power as dozens of emergency level bushfires burn out of control across Victoria. Catastrophic fire conditions and 90km/h winds continue to fuel fast-moving fires as hundreds of firefighters battle blazes in searing heat across the state. Three people are missing, properties have been destroyed and a firefighter was hospitalised in some of the state’s worst bushfires.
‘Catastrophic’: Black Summer-style warning
Victorians under threat from a huge out-of-control bushfire have been told it is too late to leave as authorities plead for people to take shelter or risk death. The fire at Longwood, about 150km north of Melbourne, has been raging at emergency level since Wednesday night and is showing no signs of easing as temperatures and winds ramp up.
Luxury yachts sunk in marina fire at Mosman, Sydney
A fire at a marina in an affluent Sydney suburb has caused millions of dollars of damage after it sunk a number of luxury vessels and super yachts. Fire crews are at the Spit Bridge Marina in Mosman on Friday morning trying to extinguish the blaze, which was sparked at about 3.30am. An investigation has been launched into the cause of the blaze. Photo: 7 Credit: Supplied Three luxury yachts have been destroyed in the fire and have started to sink into the water.
'Catastrophic': Bushfires rage, 47C carnage
An out-of-control bushfire has destroyed at least two buildings and is putting lives at risk in Victorias north, with authorities warning conditions will be catastrophic by Friday. Three emergency bushfire warnings have been issued to areas surrounding a blaze that is ripping through Longwood while another emergency level blaze has sparked more alerts in the Victorias northeast.
More murder charges for teens involved with Machete murders of two children
Further murder charges have been issued to a group who allegedly murdered two boys with machetes in Melbourne last year. Eight people have now been charged with the murders of Dau Akeung, 15, and Chol Achiek, 12, which occurred on 6 September 2025. The two friends were allegedly ambushed and killed by a group of boys associated with a youth gang while they were walking home from basketball at about 8pm.
Police slam “dangerous” theft of bushfire warning sign amid emergency threat
“Reckless and dangerous” thieves have cut down a fire danger warning sign in Victoria amid the bushfire emergency, police say. Victoria Police are now hunting down the thieves who cut down the sign on the corner of the Goulburn Valley Highway and Greens Lane at Koonoomoo on the NSW border between 8am and 1pm on Wednesday. Thieves stole the solar battery from Koonoomoo’s fire warning sign, placing the community in danger amid a bushfire emergency.
‘Leave immediately’: 47C heatwave warning
Australians will swelter through +40C temperatures as a heatwave spreads across the country. Photo: Windy Millions of Australians will be hit with extreme weather on Thursday as a severe heatwave sweep across the country, with temperatures in some areas tipped to reach a blistering 47C. Heatwave conditions expected to send the mercury soaring will hit Victoria, South Australia, NSW, Western Australia, and Tasmania on Thursday.
Heatwave, bushfire warnings as blistering heat sweeps Australia
Millions of Australians will be hit with extreme weather on Thursday as a severe heatwave sweep across the country, with temperatures in some areas tipped to reach a blistering 47C. Heatwave conditions expected to send the mercury soaring will hit Victoria, South Australia, NSW, Western Australia, and Tasmania on Thursday. Numerous fire warnings are again in place across Victoria and SA, where residents have been plagued by the sweltering heat since Wednesday.
Bondi victim’s brother makes big call on guns
Peter Meagher's death was described as "wrong" by the priest leading his service. The brother of one of the Bondi terror attack victims has urged for further gun control during his sibling’s funeral. Peter Meagher was one of 15 people killed in the shooting at a Chanukah celebration at Bondi Beach on December 14. Mr Meagher was working as a freelance photographer at the event at the time. The 61-year-old was farewelled at a service at St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney on Wednesday.
Final Bondi victim Peter Ronald Meagher laid to rest at Sydney funeral
Loved ones, former police colleagues, rugby mates and politicians have gathered to farewell the final victim of the Bondi terror attack to be laid to rest in Sydney. The funeral for Peter Meagher, one of 15 people killed in the shooting tragedy at the Chanukah celebration on December 14, is taking place at St Mary’s Cathedral on Wednesday. Mr Meagher was working as a freelance photographer at the event when he was gunned down.
3yo boy found dead after being reported missing from Bundaberg in Queensland
A three-year-old boy has been found dead after being reported missing on Queensland’s Wide Bay-Burnett region. An urgent alert was sent out by Queensland Police on Tuesday for the three-year-old, who was reported missing from Central Ave in the Bundaberg suburb of Thabeban at about 3.30pm. The young boy was found on the same street he was last seen alive in Bundaberg. Source: Google Credit: Supplied It took about six hours to locate the boy.
Teenager left fighting for life after house party stabbing at Shalvey, NSW
A teenager is fighting for life after he was stabbed in a brawl that broke out at a house party party in Sydney’s west. Police were called to a home on Sedgman Crescent, Shalvey at about 10.40pm on Tuesday, after reports a fight had broken out at a party being held at the property. Officers found a 17-year-old boy had been stabbed several times in the driveway of the home. A 17-year-old is fighting for life after being stabbed.
Teenager left fighting for life after house party stabbing at Shalvey, NSW
Teenager left fighting for life after house party stabbing at Shalvey, NSW
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