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Mother left fighting for her life after getting filler injections from a practitioner on Facebook
Nov 9, 2026

Mother left fighting for her life after getting filler injections from a practitioner on Facebook

‘They cut every area that was injected because it was full of infection.’


Nov 9, 2026

Why telling your dog off for growling could have massive consequences, according to trainer Jasmine Parker

Pet owners will want to know this — because getting it wrong could have massive consequences.


Why cardiac expert does calf raises before bed
Nov 9, 2026

Why cardiac expert does calf raises before bed

A cardiac sonographer explains why she does 20 calf raises before bed every night.


Rupert Noffs sings to his mum, Mandy, who has advanced Alzheimer's.
Nov 9, 2026

Rupert Noffs sings to his mum, Mandy, who has advanced Alzheimer's.

Music therapy can provide comfort to those living with dementia. It may also rewire their brains.


BYD's Yangwang U9 Xtreme breaks production-car record with 503km/h top speed
Nov 9, 2026

BYD's Yangwang U9 Xtreme breaks production-car record with 503km/h top speed

Already the world's fastest production car, the Yangwang U9 Xtreme is now the first to exceed 500km/h.


Denza N9: Premium BYD brand's 890kW electric SUV breaks cover
Nov 9, 2026

Denza N9: Premium BYD brand's 890kW electric SUV breaks cover

An electric version of Denza’s N9 has been revealed through government filings in China, though it's unclear if it'll follow the PHEV version expected for Australia.


HKSAR financial chief: Hong Kong strives to bolster high-value tourism
Nov 9, 2026

HKSAR financial chief: Hong Kong strives to bolster high-value tourism

Hong Kong will continue to promote mega events and upgrade supporting facilities to bolster high-value tourism and the convention and exhibition industry, Paul Chan, financial secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government, said on Sunday.


Australian Volvo EX60 deliveries delayed until late 2027
Nov 9, 2026

Australian Volvo EX60 deliveries delayed until late 2027

European markets have been prioritised at the Volvo EX60 factory, forcing Australian deliveries to late 2027 – with tax implications for local buyers.


Defence unfazed on blowouts amid barracks backdown
Nov 9, 2026

Defence unfazed on blowouts amid barracks backdown

Opening historic defence sites to the public would not drain public coffers, the government says, as Opposition says U-turn raises a funding shortfall.


Nov 9, 2026

As cost-of-living continues to bite, Aussies are increasingly turning to buy now, pay later for rent and groceries

People are turning to alternative ways to stretch their budgets but just how effective are buy now, pay later services?