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Macca’s fans, get ready because a delicious new dessert is heading your way. McDonald’s has teamed up with Arnott’s to create a brand-new McFlurry inspired by one of Australia’s most-loved biscuits, and people are already saying they’re “so keen” to try it. Article continues after this ad The limited-edition dessert combines Macca’s famous soft serve with crunchy Arnott’s biscuit pieces and a rich sauce, creating what could be one of the chain’s most exciting collaborations yet.

A fire in Berri has seen significant damage caused to a property on Shiraz Street. Just prior to midnight Thursday, MFS crews were called to the property following multiple reports of fire and smoke. Four occupants of the house were able to evacuate prior to fire crews arriving, with firefighters taking around 20 minutes to control the blaze. Article continues after this ad In total 18 firefighters from both the MFS and CFS were on scene for around two hours, with the cause still to be determined.

Amy Adams is known for playing heroes on the big screen, but it turns out she’s had a real-life superhero moment too. The actress recently revealed that she once helped save a man’s life after witnessing a shocking stabbing incident while out with her family in Santa Monica. Article continues after this ad Speaking on the SmartLess podcast, Adams explained that she was leaving a restaurant when people nearby began yelling that a man was dying.

Australian workplaces are bracing for a phenomenon this Friday, the great Socceroos “sick day surge.” With the national team’s final group clash landing conveniently at 12 pm, employers across the country are already anticipating a spike in half-day leave, extended “lunch breaks,” and a sudden wave of very conveniently timed coughs. On paper, a midday kick-off sounds harmless enough. But in reality, it’s the perfect storm for distraction.

Following local trials dating back to 2017, further state government funding has been allocated to research the potential of industrial hemp. $500,000 will help new trails to identify hemp varieties with low water requirements, potentially enabling it to be more widely grown in South Australia, including the Riverland. Industrial hemp varies from medicinal and illicit cannabis due to its low-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) levels.

If you spend enough time online, you’ll know there’s one thing the internet loves more than a celebrity making a mistake: turning that mistake into a controversy. The latest target.. MrBeast. The YouTube superstar recently revealed he accidentally left a restaurant without leaving a tip. Realising his mistake, he later returned and made it right.

A report following Murray Darling Plan review consultation has revealed a number of key themes. The 12 week process saw almost 2500 submissions made and forms part of the 2026 Basin Plan Review. MDBA Chief Executive, Andrew McConville said people have plenty of different views about how water should be managed, but there was a clear message underneath it all: the Basin Plan matters, and people want it to work better.

Twisties is turning up the heat this winter with the launch of a brand-new limited-edition flavour. The iconic Aussie snack has teamed up with Capilano Honey to create Twisties Hot Chilli Honey, combining sweet honey with a spicy chilli kick in what could be its boldest flavour yet. Article continues after this ad The new release is inspired by the growing “swicy” trend, which blends sweet and spicy flavours.

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, shop and communicate, but experts are warning it could also make life easier for cyber criminals. Australia’s top cyber security agencies have joined forces with intelligence experts from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand to issue a fresh warning about the risks linked to rapidly advancing AI technology.

Ever wondered what all those American snacks flooding your TikTok feed actually taste like? Well, you won’t have to travel far to find out. ALDI has announced the return of its hugely popular American Week, bringing a range of iconic US treats to stores across Australia just in time for Fourth of July celebrations. Article continues after this ad From Takis and Lucky Charms to Hershey’s chocolate and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, the middle aisle is about to look a whole lot more American.