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Consumer watchdog warns real estate agents must not misrepresent homes
Real estate agents selling homes must not misrepresent information about the builder or serious defects, SA’s consumer watchdog has said, after eight builders were hit with public warning notices over their conduct in the state. Source link
WA muso's 3D-printed instruments draw on decades of creativity
After a music career that’s taken him around the world, Eddy Jay has turned to cutting-edge manufacturing to make his own instruments. Source link
Gout would be wise to take heed of Olympic gold medallist's advice
Gout Gout can benefit from Letsile Tebogo’s wisdom, as the Olympic champion knows what it is like to make the challenging transition from junior star to the senior ranks. Source link
'It is what it is': Solomon Islands says it can't release details of China security deal
Prime Minister Matthew Wale says it is legally impossible to publish the final document because the Sogavare government made binding commitments to the Chinese government when it signed the agreement in 2022. Source link
Breaking: SA locks in AFL Gather Round until 2029
The AFL’s Gather Round will stay in South Australia until 2029 under a new three-year partnership. Source link
Taylor rules out One Nation seat carve-up as party raises $2m
Opposition leader Angus Taylor says the Coalition has no plan to share the seats the party targets at the next federal election with One Nation as Pauline Hanson’s party says it has raised $2 million since launch. Source link
Stabbing victim's family calls for calm amid violent protests in Northern Ireland
The family of a Northern Irish man who lost an eye in a knife attack has appealed for calm after anti-immigrant violence in Belfast. Source link
Trump says US secretly helped ships move oil through Strait of Hormuz
The US president says his military has been running a “secret mission” to help tankers and commercial ships defy Iran’s blockade. Source link
Live: Warning oil could surge to $150 a barrel with inventories 'critically low'
A major Australian bank has warned the price of oil is at risk of surging to $150 per barrel as oil inventories approach critically low levels. Follow live. Source link
Dark Mofo returns with art, food and sell-out events
Tasmania’s two-week Dark Mofo festival kicks off today in Hobart. Popular events such as Winter Feast, Night Mass, the Nude Solstice Swim and the Ogoh Ogoh procession return, while one of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries will host a free art exhibition. Source link