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HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Veterans Day is observed Friday, Nov. 11. Here is how local offices and services are impacted by the federal holiday.

Suburbs across Melbourne are being warned about possible flash flooding as a slow-moving thunderstorm moves across the city.

Speed humps and raised intersection on Dalton Road and High Street in Epping will be removed if the Liberals and […]

Readers discuss The Age’s feature on a global human trafficking ring that has exploited flaws in Australia’s border security.

Mill Park’s The Stables Shopping Centre will receive a $200,000 facelift if the Liberals and Nationals win government at next […]

“They are an illegal board and are doing the same thing as they did in 2019.”These were the words of a shareholder at Spectrum Alert, Teresa Heydenrycht, who hit out at four allegedly suspended directors who attempted to force their way into the company’s Mill Park office on Monday.

The Brainerd Fire Department observes its sesquicentennial this year and battled many of the blazes that ravaged and in some cases burned to the ground the historic businesses of downtown Brainerd, such as the early hotels and saloons that helped establish the city.

Fireworks were thrown at homes and abuse shouted at residents in a County Londonderry village.

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Alleged wife killer Arnold Terblanche has unveiled the identity of “Mr A” as a former police officer who was apparently trained under the apartheid police in Vlakplaas.