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Why picking up her phone made Samantha question her ability as a new mum
Readers share how they approached their online and social media use in the weeks immediately after giving birth. Source link
Man in coma after allegedly smashing head into ambulance windscreen
A 25-year-old man is in a coma and cannot attend court after he allegedly smashed an ambulance windscreen with his head while naked. Source link
Another house fire likely sparked by lithium battery as firies reissue safety warnings
Fire services are urging people to buy lithium-ion battery products from reputable suppliers ahead of Christmas after yet another house fire was suspected to have been caused by a lithium battery on the weekend. Source link
Coalition puts heat on Wells over trips to cricket and AFL with family
The Coalition is applying more heat to Sport Minister Anika Wells over flights she claimed for herself and her husband to attend two Boxing Day cricket test matches in recent years, and several AFL Grand Final events. Source link
One of PNG's rare conjoined twins dies after urgent surgery
Surgeons have separated a rare set of conjoined twins after they were urgently airlifted from Papua New Guinea to Australia, but only one of the boys has survived. Source link
Australia A embarrasses England's Ashes back-ups with Brisbane thumping
England’s lack of Test depth is highlighted as Australia A beats the Lions by an innings and 131 runs. Source link
Benin president says situation 'under control' after coup attempt
Patrice Talon says the West African nation’s government will punish those responsible for a coup attempt. Source link
Breaking: Ashton Hurn confirmed as new SA Liberal leader
South Australian Liberal MP Ashton Hurn has secured her party’s leadership months out from the next state election. Source link
Breaking: Paedophile Ashley Paul Griffith could have been 'detected and disrupted earlier'
The Queensland government in January ordered a review into how one of the country’s most notorious paedophiles was able to offend for so long. Source link
How would your social feed look if you controlled what you saw?
Sexual violence prevention group Teach Us Consent is pushing for Australians to have the choice to “opt-in” to social media algorithms. Source link