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Discover how Forbes Shire Council joins National Road Safety Week 2024 to promote safe driving practices and honor road crash victims. Take the pledge online!

Discover how Forbes Shire Council joins National Road Safety Week 2024 to promote safe driving practices and honor road crash victims. Take the pledge online!

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The Moneyfacts Annual Star Ratings for home emergency cover are out now. We've reviewed hundreds of products to find those that deserve the top marks of five-stars.

Yes, technically you can camp almost anywhere as long as you have permission for it. However, campgrounds aren’t the only option for campers. A scattered campsite provides a place to pitch a tent in isolation when camping on public lands. Table of contents 1. Where can you go camping in Malaysia? 2. Is camping allowed […]

Two men fall 12 metres from North Queenslands Murray Falls and had to be airlifted by helicopter, while a ...

A young couple were forced to spend hours wearing dripping wet clothes in the cold after getting lost on a hiking adventure after the sun set.  Tallis Boerne Marcus and his girlfriend Natalie Ojeda were hiking through Macquarie Pass National Park on the afternoon of April 5, hunting for hidden waterfalls. The couple arrived about 3pm and found the first watering hole with ease, but were determined to find two more that theyd heard about online. Both waterfalls they were searching for were off...

Statement on E-Plus ambulance involved in an accident in Kabarnet. pic.twitter.com/yHLEYGudUA Following the crash, reports emerged online to the effect that the driver of the ambulance was drunk at the time leading to the accident. According to E-plus, the information about the driver being drunk was inaccurate and the accident should be treated as an isolated unfortunate incident. The ambulance driver sustained minor injuries and was treated and discharged, even as Red Cross said it had launch...

Australians are flocking to a stunning waterfall hidden in a remote national park in Queensland but tourists are warned to be careful visiting the spot after recent rainfall. Josephine Falls - 75km south of Cairns in the states far north - is drawing visitors from across the country with its unique natural water slide formation. The waterfall has become well-known for its crystal blue waters and Instagram-friendly views. Nature lovers online shared their admiration for the idyllic waterfall aft...