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7news free fuel is the focus of a new promotion this week as 7NEWS gives away a share of $20, 000 in fuel vouchers to help Australians facing higher costs at the bowser. Viewers are invited to watch 7NEWS each night to hear a code word that unlocks entry for a chance to win a $250 fuel voucher.
The giveaway runs across nightly broadcasts of 7NEWS at 6, when a special code word will be revealed. Those who note the nightly code word and complete the specified entry form will be in the running for a daily prize of a $250 fuel voucher. Winners are judged each day, and organizers encourage viewers to tune in and enter as many nights as they can to increase their chances.
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The house of Armani dressed three celebrities in Armani Privé for the 2026 Oscars.
Kate Hudson and Armani Privé feel like a partnership that should have happened long before now. Why this union did not materialise during her Song Sung Blue press tour remains a mystery, because it would have saved us all a lot of heartache. Following on from her striking Golden Globes moment, Kate dazzled once again in a custom bustier gown with a plunging sweetheart neckline and sculpted peplum waist. The jade green gown, richly embroidered with stones and crystals from the Spring 2026 palette, delivered exactly the kind of glamour that both she and Armani do best.
The 98th Academy Awards took place on Sunday, March 15, and besides finding out who swept all of the categories, there was one very clear winner that ruled the red carpet: thigh-high slit gowns. Stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Renate Reinsve, who were both in films nominated for major awards — Marty Supreme and Sentimental Value — clearly got the thigh-high memo.
Paltrow showed up wearing a Giorgio Armani Privé ivory silk column gown, which was completely sliced open on the side. Reinsve opted for a striking strapless red Louis Vuitton silhouette, with a cut that was almost as dramatic. But these two weren’t the only ones to test out the risqué, leg-baring look. Last year’s Best Actress winner, Mikey Madison returned to the red carpet in a strapless thigh-high, too. She opted for a strapless burgundy velvet ensemble that gathered at her thigh.
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An Aussie landlord who owns her own home, along with two investment properties, has shared her dilemma over not being able to afford dental treatment. The woman said she shops at Kmart to keep costs down and doesn't have a fancy car, but there was “nothing left” in her and her husband’s budget.
The woman, Sue, wrote to the Barefoot Investor Scott Pape for help, sharing that she needed dental treatment that would cost upwards of $30,000. But she didn’t know where she would find the money.
The woman is a qualified nurse so understands the impact bad teeth has on health, not to mention how “embarrassing, and at times painful” it was.
Facing a choice that many would consider unexpected for a property owner, a 43-year-old nurse and her lawyer husband revealed they cannot afford more than $30, 000 worth of dental treatment despite owning a home and two investment properties — a situation that prompted them to write to scott pape for guidance. “I am in tears as I write this, ” she said, describing being “asset rich, cash poor, mortgaged to the hilt” as childcare and mortgage costs squeeze their budget.
The couple say their two investment properties cover their own costs but provide little extra cash. Both investments have “gone up significantly in value, ” yet they are unable to refinance with their bank and do not want to sell because they fear losing half the gain to capital gains tax. Their household outgoings are substantial: a primary mortgage of $7, 000 a month and $3, 000 a month on childcare, while their superannuation balance stands at $416, 000. The nurse described the dental problem as “embarrassing, and at times painful, ” and contemplated dipping into retirement savings or traveling to Thailand for cheaper treatment.
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A Southwest Independent School District (SWISD) spokesperson said students are safe ”on campus” at Francis Scobee Middle School after the school lost power on Monday morning.
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Hundreds of students are queuing at the University of Kent for antibiotics after two people died in a meningitis outbreak
Tributes are paid to one of the victims, Juliette, a Year 13 student at a grammar school in Faversham
A 21-year-old university student has also died, while 11 others are understood to be seriously ill in hospital – how meningitis spreads
More than 30,000 people in the Canterbury area are being contacted by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) about the outbreak
The University of Kent says it's now working to move in-person events online as the UKHSA says "precautionary" antibiotics are being given to close contacts of the cases
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If you are a student in the UK, news of an outbreak of meningitis affecting university students in Kent may be causing you alarm.
The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed 13 cases of invasive meningococcal disease, a severe infection that can cause meningitis and septicaemia (blood poisoning), and is providing antibiotics and guidance to students and their close contacts. Two young people, a year 13 school pupil and a university student, have died. Others are seriously ill.
Second victim named as Juliette as long queues of students wait for antibiotics at the University of Kent
Tributes have been paid to a sixth-former confirmed as the second person to have died after an outbreak of meningitis in Kent.
The sixth-form student was named as Juliette by teachers at Queen Elizabeth’s grammar school (QEGS) in Faversham, who described her as a kind and intelligent young woman.
“It is with great sadness that we are confirming the loss of Juliette, a much-loved and treasured member of our school community. Juliette was a student at our school for seven years. She was incredibly kind, thoughtful and intelligent and she loved our school and was very happy here,†said the headteacher, Amelia McIlroy.
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Is the booming housing market party winding down? If the recent falls in auction clearance rates are an early indication, the answer is yes.
We are a long way from calling this a buyers’ market, but a sharp deterioration in clearance rates – the percentage of properties that go to auction that are sold – is an early signal that over the past couple of weeks, buyers have developed the yips.
In the past two weeks, clearance rates have significantly weakened and in the major markets of Sydney and Melbourne, prices are struggling to move up.
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Thank you for reading our rolling live coverage of the conflict in the Middle East. We’re concluding this live blog here, but our coverage continues in a new blog, which you can read now here.
As we head into the Australian night, here’s what we covered today.
A prominent cleric in Iran, Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi, urged the country’s Assembly of Experts to act quickly and name a new supreme leader, likely in response to the ongoing political confusion.
Buildings associated with the 88-cleric panel have been hit by airstrikes in the war, likely slowing any meeting of the group.
WANA – Our team is closely monitoring the latest developments regarding the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran.
WANA (Mar 09) – Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that the 31st wave of its “True Promise 4” military operation has been carried out against U.S. and Israeli targets.
According to the IRGC statement, the latest phase of the operation was conducted using “super-heavy missiles” and was launched under the code phrase “Labbaik Ya Khamenei.” The statement said the operation was dedicated to Iran’s Commander-in-Chief, Ayatollah Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei.
WANA (Mar 09) – Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that the 31st wave of its “True Promise 4” military operation has been carried out against U.S. and Israeli targets. According to the IRGC statement, the latest phase of the operation was conducted using “super-heavy missiles” and was launched under the code phrase […]
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Experts say Australia needs to start preparing for the possibility the war in the Middle East will not be resolved quickly. (ABC News: Jacqueline Lynch)
Experts say we should prepare for the possibility the war in the Middle East will force Australia to start rationing fuel.
Motorists are being asked to stop panic-buying because it is making the problem worse.
Until the war is resolved, Australian motorists should expect fuel prices to remain elevated.
If widespread fuel rationing is introduced in Australia, will motorists and businesses be ready?
They say Australia will face difficult logistical questions this year if the war in the Middle East is prolonged.
NRMA says record-high fuel may be here to stay in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane after prices soared early in the Middle East conflict
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Dozens of service stations across Australia have run out of petrol as distributors struggle to keep up with customers panic-buying as the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt prices.
The NRMA has warned regulators “missed” the chance to stop price hikes, as booming wholesale demand pushes fuel prices to a “permanent high” on the east coast.
The New South Wales government said 32 out of 3,000 service stations in the state were out of at least one fuel type on Monday morning – but enough to leave single-station towns short.
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Farmers have warned Australians will face higher food prices even after the federal government began releasing 760 million litres of petrol and diesel from its domestic reserves to boost regional supplies.
As Australia heads into the third week of skyrocketing petrol prices from the war in the Middle East and state governments hold emergency meetings, Energy Minister Chris Bowen has authorised fuel companies to start drawing up to six days’ worth of supply from national reserves.
After an urgent roundtable on Monday that followed Queensland and Victoria meetings, the NSW government threatened to use emergency powers to direct supply if the fuel industry did not prioritise areas that were running short, and it told petrol stations to declare online if they exhaust their tanks.
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Saul Chavez Duran of Maysville, Ga., took a chance on a $50 scratch-off and won an $8 million top prize.
Chavez Duran works in North Carolina and bought his lucky $8 Million Money Maker ticket from D-Mart on N.C. 16 North in Denver.
When Chavez Duran arrived at lottery headquarters Friday to collect his winnings, he had a decision to make. He could choose to receive his prize as an annuity of $400,000 a year over 20 years or a lump sum of $4.8 million. He chose the lump sum of $4.8 million and, after state and federal tax withholdings, took home $3,456,494.
The $8 Million Money Maker game debuted in December 2024 with five top prizes of $8 million and 10 prizes of $100,000. Two $8 million prizes and four $100,000 prizes remain to be claimed.
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DENVER, N.C. (WBTV) – A Georgia man won $8 million on a lottery ticket he bought at a Lincoln County gas station last week.
Saul Chavez, who works in North Carolina, purchased a $50 Money Maker scratch-off at the D-Mart on Highway 16 in Denver.
He hit the game’s top prize and claimed his winnings at lottery headquarters on Friday, March 13. When he collected his prize, he chose between an annuity of $400,000 a year for 20 years or a lump sum of $4.8 million.
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