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ACT and NSW police arrested 15 men in the territory for domestic and family violence related offences. (Supplied: ACT Policing)
ACT and New South Wales police have used cross-border operations to put domestic and family violence offenders "on notice".
Fifteen men were arrested in the ACT, while more than 700 arrests were made across NSW for domestic violence related offences.
Police are warning offenders that there's "no escaping" and that they "can't hide" across borders.
Fifteen men have been arrested in the ACT, and hundreds more in New South Wales, as part of cross-border family and domestic violence police operations.
ACT police's Operation Shepherd ran over five days last week to coincide with NSW Police's Operation Amarok, targeting family violence offenders.
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Licenced gun holders who are among alleged and convicted domestic violence offenders are a big worry for police.
NSW Police seized 118 guns and 16 other weapons during a three-day domestic violence operation in the past week, with 732 people charged with a total of 1589 offences.
Deputy Commissioner Paul Pisanos said officers seized weapons from licence-holders who had committed domestic violence offences, as well as unregistered, imported and manufactured firearms.
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FUEL EXCISE CUTFuel prices are going to be going up over the next few days, because the government's temporary discount to the fuel excise has come to an end. Yep, filling up the tank is going to get a bit more expensive, because overnight the fuel excise cut officially came to an end, meaning you can expect to see fuel prices creep up by 16 cents a litre. You see, the conflict in the Middle East has been pushing up the price of oil around the world, making fuel a lot more expensive this year, and to help Aussies with those higher costs, the government here introduced a discount in April to cut the extra tax that was added to fuel. But from today, that discount is gone. The government says it won't be extending the cut, cause it was always meant to be temporary, but it's warning petrol stations not to use it as a tactic to hike their prices up too much, and says that Australia's consumer watchdog, the ACCC, will be keeping a close eye on any price gouging. For now, experts say the price changes won't rise instantly everywhere, and reckon it might even take a few days to show up at the bowser.COMMONWEALTH GAMESDancers dancing, Aussie singer Delta Goodrem singing, and Team Scotland wearing traffic cones on their heads, yeah it's a bit of a tradition. You can say the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony was certainly a party! And there's a lot to celebrate! Overall, Australia dominated the medal tally, with 171 medals in total! And there were a lot of stand-out wins over the weekend! Mackenzie Little won gold in Javelin with her first throw! In the men's 4x100m relay, Rohan Browning, Josh Azzopardi, Lachlan Kennedy and Calab Law won Australia's first gold in the event in 52 years! And Lawn bowler Louise Hoskins became the oldest Commonwealth Games gold medallist at 76 years old. The celebrations came to a close with the baton handed to Amdavad, India, who will be hosting the games in 2030.SURF DOGSFinally to California, where some very talented pups hit the waves for the 10th annual World dog Surfing Championships! Dozens of canines showed of their skills where they were judged on how long they could stay up, the size of the waves they tackled, and their confidence. Yeah, that's one confident doggy. Braving those ruff waves, heh, get it? Ruff.GARMANow to Northeast Arnhem Land where the Garma festival has just wrapped up. It's a big 4-day celebration of Yolŋu life and culture. And we caught up with some kids to find out more about what's been going on.
Fuel prices have risen above $2 a litre in NSW hours after the Albanese government’s fuel excise discount came to an end, triggering fresh warnings of more increases as the prolonged conflict in the Middle East threatens global oil supply.
The average price for regular unleaded passed the $2 mark on Monday morning after the fuel excise discount, which was delivering an approximate 17¢ saving, was withdrawn at midnight. The average national price for unleaded also rose above $2, the first time since May, according to Fuel Check.
Prices on Monday morning were 13¢ higher than what was recorded in Sydney last week. Sydney petrol prices rose by an average of 2.9¢ a litre overnight, according to the NRMA, less than the 3.2¢ recorded nationally.
Petrol now costs more than $1.90 a litre in every capital city, with diesel expected to exceed $2.40 a litre
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Petrol prices could surpass $2 a litre and diesel $2.40 in coming days, after the government’s 16-cent discount ends on Sunday.
The 32-cent per litre reduction in fuel excise, introduced in March at the peak of the fuel price spike, was halved to 16 cents in July.
The excise will return to its normal level on 3 August, adding 16 cents per litre to the wholesale prices paid by service stations.
Chris Bowen, the energy minister, told reporters on Saturday the government would not extend the temporary cost-of-living relief.
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As the show takes its final bow, Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer reflect on âhaving a ballâ playing exes while being married with kids, ignoring notes from US TV executives and having âbig old criesâ at the end
It began, as all great romances do, with a nipple flash. When Colin from Accounts, the little comedy that could, started airing back in 2022, the world fell in love â hard and fast. It was a surprisingly prickly Australian show about Ashley, a student doctor (Harriet Dyer), and Gordon, an older brewery owner (Patrick Brammall), who fall in love after she pops a boob at him, he hits a dog with his car, and they jointly land an astronomical vet bill and a new pet.
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Coco Gauff is making three-set wins at Wimbledon a habit this year — and her latest, a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 comeback against good friend and fellow American Jessica Pegula, earned her a spot in the semifinals at the grass-court Grand Slam tournament for the first time.
The 1 hour and 48-minute victory makes the two-time major champion the seventh active player to reach the semifinals or better at all four Grand Slam tournaments in her career, joining Venus Williams, Serena Williams, Karolina Pliskova, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek.
Gauff, who has now played four consecutive three setters in five rounds, called the run at the All England Club "pretty insane." She entered Wimbledon on a four-match losing streak on the surface, and also came from a set down to beat Belinda Bencic in the Round of 16. But she'll be the favorite on paper to reach her fourth career Grand Slam singles final when she faces No. 10 seed Karolina Muchova next, as Gauff will take a 6-1 head-to-head record against the Czech into their first grass-court meeting.
Tuesday’s quarterfinal between Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff will be the first all-American Wimbledon women’s singles match featuring two Top 10 seeds since Serena and Venus Williams met in the 2009 final.
It’s a matchup both Pegula and Gauff have been looking forward to.
The pair have plenty of history. They’ve played together at the Olympics and the Grand Slams, reached the World No.1 doubles ranking as a team, and faced each other eight times in singles—but never at a major.
Their ninth meeting will be their biggest yet, with both players bidding for a maiden Wimbledon semifinal. Pegula is 8-0 against fellow Americans in 2026 and has won 19 of her last 20 matches against compatriots. Gauff is 6-0 against Americans this season. The cream of the crop is rising to the top.
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‘Today I felt like it was a normal day at the office’
In the final minutes of her quick afternoon on Centre Court, two points from defeat, Karolina Pliskova curled a precise first serve out wide that landed dead on the line, sending a wisp of white titanium pigment flying through the air. Against most other players the serve would not have come back, but Iga Swiatek is not any player. The Pole frantically shuffled to her right and brilliantly improvised with a low, cutting slice return that died on the grass, leaving Pliskova with little chance of a response.
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Australian Maya Joint has missed the chance of another Centre Court blockbuster after being knocked out of Wimbledon, but it may have been a kindness that she won't have to tackle in-form champion Iga Swiatek.
The Pole, who'd been in tears after her emotional and nervy opening-round win at the launch of her defence on Tuesday, looked the real deal again on Thursday, hammering 2021 runner-up Karolina Pliskova 6-1 6-3.
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Drive through Yackandandah on a clear day, and you'll notice the rooftops before anything else. House after house topped with solar panels.
On the main street of this small tourist town in Victoria's north-east, Teslas and Nissan Leafs are parked outside the pie shop.
There's a community-owned electric vehicle charger around the corner, funded by the town's own petrol station. The postie delivers his mail on an electric bike. You might even spot a car driving around with a solar panel mounted on its roof.
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Drive through Yackandandah on a clear day, and you'll notice the rooftops before anything else. House after house topped with solar panels.
On the main street of this small tourist town in Victoria's north-east, Teslas and Nissan Leafs are parked outside the pie shop.
There's a community-owned electric vehicle charger around the corner, funded by the town's own petrol station. The postie delivers his mail on an electric bike. You might even spot a car driving around with a solar panel mounted on its roof.
SBS acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.
KiloWatt Cars owner Russell Klose at his property in Yackandandah. Credit: Alexandra Koster / SBS
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"When you go through Yackandandah, there's the bottom garage, it's called Yackandandah Motors. That's what it used to be called, and that was my garage for many years, and before that it was my father's garage. So I grew up looking after agricultural equipment, fixing cars, trucks out the front that would break down on the way to market with cows inside, pissing on me while I was under the truck and whatnot. So that has been where I came from."
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The documentary Maternal Instinct explores the murder of 21-year-old Reagan Simmons Hancock, a pregnant woman who was found dead in New Boston, Texas, with her unborn child stolen in October 2020.
Investigators eventually connected the horrific murder to Taylor Parker, a 27-year-old woman who claimed to be pregnant, who was convicted in 2022 for killing Hancock and is now on death row in Texas.
In pictures, Taylor Parker looked like a happy expectant mom with her boyfriend Wade Griffin. The couple, living in New Boston, Texas (about 160 miles northeast of Dallas), hadn't been together long when she told him she was pregnant – their baby girl would be born in September 2020.
It was all a lie. Parker was unable to have children after a hysterectomy, a fact she never told her boyfriend. Nonetheless, she started buying baby clothes. She wore a fake pregnancy belly. She convinced a friend to host a gender reveal party.
Suspicious, Griffin's family watched the calendar as her due date approached. When it passed, Griffin confronted her. Rather than confess, she committed a heinous crime – which landed her on Texas' death row.
New film revives story of Taylor Parker, convicted in 2022 of cutting unborn daughter from womb of friend she killed
In an America so often saturated with brutal crime stories, it takes special circumstances to truly register shock.
But the story of Taylor Parker, now sitting on a Texas death row after being convicted of murdering her pregnant friend Reagan Simmons-Hancock in 2020 and cutting her unborn daughter Braxlynn from her womb, is horrific in part because it appears almost against nature itself.
Such a terrifying act is also rare. Fetal abductions by maternal evisceration number just 15 in the US from 1987 to 2011, and perhaps 100 worldwide. Until 1973, none had ever been recorded in the US.
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The documentary Maternal Instinct explores the murder of 21-year-old Reagan Simmons Hancock, a pregnant woman who was found dead in New Boston, Texas, with her unborn child stolen in October 2020.
Investigators eventually connected the horrific murder to Taylor Parker, a 27-year-old woman who claimed to be pregnant, who was convicted in 2022 for killing Hancock and is now on death row in Texas.
Taylor Parker faked a full-term pregnancy, then murdered Reagan Hancock to steal her unborn baby in 2020. Netflix's Maternal Instinct unpacks the case that put the Texas woman on death row.
Wade Griffin's mother said she "pretty well knew" that her son's supposedly pregnant girlfriend Taylor Parker was not actually pregnant.
But when she tried to discuss her concerns with Wade, he didn't want to hear it, Connie Griffin testified during Parker's 2022 murder trial.
Still, Connie said, she went to the couple's gender reveal party to keep the peace, telling the court, “It would have killed him had I not shown up knowing that I had been at his brother’s the week before.“
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