Callum Stuart News Today

Sonja Rasmussen reviews the classic Oklahoma!, performed by the Phoenix Youth Theatre at Aberdeen Arts Centre.

A kind-hearted man from Keith is making final preparations for the return of his breathtaking festive display.

The Red Lion Hotel in Cromer, north Norfolk, has been named Best Rural Pub 2022 by CAMRA's Norwich and District branch.

The Red Lion pub in Cromer, north Norfolk, has gained a coveted AA rosette for its food and 5-star inn status for its rooms.

Scores of families have gathered on the streets of Keith to celebrate the return of a young man's signature Christmas lights display.

A night of fireworks and excitement would be an understatement when describing Fusion Fighting Championship 30 taking place this past weekend

Keith Community Council has raised major concerns over issues in getting access to lifesaving defibrillators in the town.

Roofs ripped off as winds batter city SES volunteers attend to a fallen tree in Rae Avenue, Edithvale after strong winds hit Melbourne on December 27. Picture: Facebook/Chelsea SES News by Jack Paynter 28th Dec 2020 9:26 AM Roofs have been ripped from buildings and overhead tram wires damaged during a wild and windy night in Melbourne. State Emergency Service volunteers have worked through the night to clear more than 600 jo...

Share on Twitter An extreme fire warning has been issued for the Mallee and Wimmera districts in Victoria, with the mercury set to hit more than 40 degrees. Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Callum Stuart said Mildura and Hopetoun, in the states far north-west, had already hit 38 degrees on Sunday. A total fire ban has been declared in much of Victorias northwest. READ MORE Mr Stuart encouraged campers along the Murray River to take heed of fire warnings given the strong poten...

This time last year, much of the nation was burning during unprecedented fires  Sydney is experiencing its first spot of summer after Christmas rains Fire bans have been put in place along swathes of Australia one year on from the horror Black Summer blazes. Much of Victorias northwest has been placed under a total fire ban as the state braces for soaring temperatures beyond 41C and dry winds, as well as parts of South Australia and southern NSW. ADVERTISEMENT The Country Fire Authority of Vic...