The Lott searching for two new millionaires who bought tickets in NSW

The Lott searching for two new millionaires who bought tickets in NSW

Two of Australia’s newest millionaires could be walking around completely oblivious to their life-changing luck, with lottery officials eagerly awaiting to hear from them. Two tickets — one worth $1 million and a second worth $1.7 million — belong to mystery winners in NSW who may not even know their bank accounts are about to … Read more

Heartbreaking final birthday message Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka made about boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov before his death

Heartbreaking final birthday message Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka made about boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov before his death

A heartbreaking message from Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka to her boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov about his final birthday revealed the couple hoped they would “have everything we planned”. Koltsov, a former ice hockey player, died while in the USA, aged 42. His cause of death is currently unknown. “I love you,” Sabalenka wrote to Koltsov … Read more

Nova Scotia child dies from aggressive form of strep, family speaks out

Nova Scotia child dies from aggressive form of strep, family speaks out

A six-year-old Nova Scotia boy has passed away after contracting an aggressive form of strep. The family of Jaydon Davis is speaking out with the hope of preventing a similar tragedy. His father, Randy Davis, said when Jaydon first fell sick with a fever they were hesitant to take him to the emergency room due … Read more

Man injured as quad bike crashes over embankment in Bronte, in Sydney’s east

Man injured as quad bike crashes over embankment in Bronte, in Sydney’s east

A council worker has been injured after a quad bike crashed over an embankment in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. The vehicle — which NSW Ambulance described as a quad bike — went over an embankment at Murray St, Bronte just after 1pm on Tuesday. 7NEWS understands the man fell about 30m after reversing down the embankment. … Read more

Reserve Bank of Australia holds steady on interest rates in second decision of the year

Reserve Bank of Australia holds steady on interest rates in second decision of the year

The Reserve Bank of Australia has chosen to hold the interest rate, in its second decision of 2024. The RBA board met on Tuesday, announcing the cash rate will remain at 4.35 per cent. It is the third meeting in a row at which the board has decided to hold the rate. Newsletters: Breaking news … Read more

Sydney jeweller accused of staging $2.8 million robbery at own store

Sydney jeweller accused of staging .8 million robbery at own store

High-profile jeweller Michel Germani will remain in custody after a judge declared he had a powerful motive to plot a major robbery on his own city-centre store. His wife Coco’s contacts in China formed part of the prosecution case for keeping the 66-year-old behind bars, a NSW Supreme Court bail hearing was told on Tuesday. … Read more

Buskers clash in Pitt St Mall as singer ‘bullied’ over sunny spot outside Westfield Sydney

Buskers clash in Pitt St Mall as singer ‘bullied’ over sunny spot outside Westfield Sydney

Two Sydney buskers have been captured clashing in one of the city’s busiest spots after a local violinist claimed a young singer was breaking the unwritten rules of busking. Singer Widya Tjong found a seemingly empty spot and set up her microphone, belting out six songs in Pitt St Mall, outside Westfield Sydney, before another … Read more

New Zealand Women vs England Women – Scorecard & Stats – England Women in New Zealand

New Zealand Women vs England Women – Scorecard & Stats – England Women in New Zealand

England Women 1st innings Total 160 for –4, from 20 overs. Batting Runs Balls 4s 6s SR Beaumont c Rowe b Jonas; 15 runs, 14 balls, 3 fours, 0 sixes, and a strike rate of 107.14 Dunkley c Gaze b Tahuhu; 32 runs, 24 balls, 6 fours, 0 sixes, and a strike rate of 133.33 … Read more

The Australian Energy Regulator reveals draft power bill prices, with the possibility many east coast households will pay less

The Australian Energy Regulator reveals draft power bill prices, with the possibility many east coast households will pay less

Many households and businesses in Australia’s east could be paying cheaper power bills, while for others bills will rise but below the inflation rate, according to the energy regulator. The Australian Energy Regulator on Tuesday released its draft Default Market Offer, known as DMO 6, for energy prices in 2024-2025. The default market offer, which … Read more