Family finally selling home after four decades, Sam Kerr banned from taking selfies: Australia news live

Police in Queensland have released some interesting footage this afternoon showing a woman walking her dog before making off with a golf buggy.

The woman can be seen trying a few gold buggies before making off with one at the Redland Bay golf course on Tuesday evening.

Anyone who recognises the woman is urged to contact police.

The family has stayed put for nearly four decades as the surrounding land filled up with home after home. Developers have cashed in on Hammond Park in Perth's southern suburbs and while the owners of this six-acre plot weren't tempted to cash in, they now are.

Offers for the plot are expected to be over $3 million, with agents Effective Property Solutions calling it an "unparalleled opportunity" for developers.

The firm told Domain the area is in "very high demand" with property developers confident homes built on the plot would easily be snapped up by young families.

More than 300 bodies have been discovered in a mass grave in the UK, with the majority belonging to babies and children.

The 4-metre wide grave at the cemetery in the town of Oldham was found by a woman looking for her brothers, with one stillborn and the other dying within five hours in 1962.

According to councillors Maggie Hurley and Jade Hughes, who revealed the discovery in a statement, 146 of the bodies were stillborn babies and 128 babies and young children.

Until the mid-1980s, stillborn babes were often taken from families with no consultation with their parents, who would not know where they were taken.

"It's a stark injustice that parents were denied the fundamental right to bury their babies, a right that should be inherent and unquestionable," the councillors said.

"This situation should stir our collective sense of fairness and empathy."

The woman's find left her "in tears", they added, and "feeling a profound sense of loss and injustice".

Read more here.

Anthony Albanese has shut down a male reporter today, saying he was prioritising questions from women while unveiling a new multi-billion dollar package to support frontline services fighting family violence.

Speaking to media alongside state and territory leaders after a convening of National Cabinet, the Prime Minister announced a $4.7bn package to bolster frontline services for people fleeing family violence.

When taking questions on the plan, Mr Albanese pointed to a cluster of reporters, but stopped one as he began his question.

“I’m deliberately going to women before blokes,” he said, giving the floor to another journalist.

Read more here.

How on earth does this happen?

A driver has been charged with reckless driving after his tractor-trailer crashed into a Virginia highway sign in the US, causing traffic chaos as the road was shut down.

The trailer separated from the cab and remained resting upright for close to two hours before crews were able to remove it.

Now this is a nice lottery update here. A Melbourne man struggling to find a rental has been brought to tears after landing $1 million on Wednesday's Weekday Windfall draw.

The Collingwood man now says he can move out of his parents' home and instead of continuing his months-long rental market search, he is now in a position to buy his first home.

“I couldn’t be more grateful. This is a new start," he told lottery officials.

“As a single bloke, finding a place on your own can be tricky but this changes everything."

While drink drivers are routinely pulled off our roads, a different yet equally as dangerous impairment is harder to act upon for police.

But for police in Sydney's north, they were able to identify a tired driver after they received a 000 call about the motorist swerving on the Pacific Highway while driving well below the speed limit.

Police managed to pull the driver over shortly after 5am on Thursday and after passing a roadside breath test, it was deemed he was too fatigued to be on the road.

The 29-year-old was taken to the nearest train station where he continued his journey.

"Thank you to the members of the public who contacted police, research shows that driving while fatigued can be as dangerous as drink driving. But unlike drink driving, there are no laws regulating driver fatigue for light vehicles. If you feel the signs of fatigue, find a safe place to stop and rest," NSW Police said.

The driver was issued a penalty notice in relation to his manner of driving.

Now here's one that's triggered plenty of debate online.

It seems people are very passionate about the way they put their bins out and there's two groups that have emerged – those who put them out with a gap in between and those who don't leave a gap.

Of course, there's plenty of variables that will impact which camp you sit in, whether it be if your council uses trucks with mechanical arms or you live in the busy inner-city.

So tell us, how do you do yours? Have your say below and click here to find out what one Melbourne council has to say about the correct way of doing it.

Sam Kerr will no longer be able to sign autographs or take photos with fans at her home ground after Chelsea banned the interactions with supporters.

The club says it is "no longer safe" to do so at their Kingsmeadow stadium, with a statement saying there were incidents last year that raised concerns.

It comes amid increased interest in the women's game with higher attendances at matches. Sam Kerr famously shoulder barged a pitch invader at the stadium in 2021 and was booked in the process.

Bindi Irwin paid tribute to her father yesterday in what was the 18th anniversary of his death.

"It is an honour to help continue the work you started. Your legacy lives on in our family, our team, Australia Zoo, Wildlife Warriors and The Crocodile Hunter Lodge. Hope to make you proud," she wrote on Instagram while sharing a photo of her dad Steve grappling a crocodile.

Read more here.

The father of a the teenager charged with murder over the shooting deaths of four people at a US high school has also been charged by police.

Colin Gray, 54, was charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree murder and eight counts of cruelty to children, authorities in Georgia said.

An investigation is underway to determine if the AR-style weapon was purchased by the boy's father and given to him as a gift, sources told CBS News.

It comes after his 14-year-old son Colt Gray, the suspected gunman in the school shooting, was investigated by the FBI in 2023 after social media threats were flagged to the agency.

Read more from our US team here.

Well this is a bit much surely. A NSW man has now won the lottery not once but three times.

He described the unlikely run as "crazy" and has now pocketed $100,000, $200,000 and $200,000 in the space of just three years playing Lucky Lotteries.

"I couldn’t help but laugh. The craziest part of this story is that my winning ticket was a free bonus ticket from a previous draw," he told lottery officials.

“Winning three times is mind-boggling!”

Police say "someone knows something" as they offer $250,000 for information about a "vicious" rape at a bush doof two years ago.

Special Crime Detective Senior Sergeant Luke Fowler said a 31-year-old woman lives with the “aftermath of the incident every day” after she was attacked leaving a bush doof event at Cable Beach in Broome, WA on May 29, 2022.

She was approached by an unknown man after she left the crowd to venture into nearby sand dunes between 4.30am and 5am. The man then struck her in the head multiple times and sexually assaulted her.

The woman suffered serious facial injuries following the assault.

“This was a random and vicious attack on a young woman, and she continues to live with the aftermath of the incident every day,” Sergeant Fowler said.

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He's scored a fair few goals for the Socceroos but it was only disappointment for defender Harry Souttar last night as it was his own goal that gave Bahrain a 1-0 victory over Australia in a shock result in the World Cup qualifier.

Coach Graham Arnold said it was "just one of those nights" as his side dominated possession. He was ultimately left frustrated with Bahrain's style of play.

"If there's any learning curve it's the frustration around play-acting. They parked the bus, six at the back, had numbers ... these types of things happen in football, it's how you get over it," he said.

The loss, in the side's first game on the Gold Coast, is a massive setback to begin the third round of qualifying, which continues in Jakarta against Indonesia on Tuesday.

Only the top two sides in a pool that also includes China, Japan and Saudi Arabia will earn direction qualification to the 2026 showpiece.

Read more here.

Sunrise's Edwina Bartholomew has announced to viewers this morning she has cancer.

"That’s a shock to say, and hard to say. It is a really good kind. It is called chronic myeloid leukaemia. It can be treated with a daily tablet. If I can take care of myself I will be completely fine,” she said as she held back tears.

Bartholomew wanted to warn viewers to remain vigilant when it comes to their health after she had no symptoms and the cancer was detected when her doctor sent her for routine blood tests.

Following her reveal she comforted by her colleagues and the four hosts embraced with a hug.

You can watch the full announcement below.