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Judith Lucy has shared a candid update after undergoing a double mastectomy following her breast cancer diagnosis, joking about her changed appearance while admitting recovery has been rough.

The comedian said she is dealing with soreness, redness and a painful rash, but remains determined to keep talking openly about her experience and urging women to stay on top of their mammograms.

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A 29-year-old man has been fined $200 after police tracked down the person behind a photo showing an electronic cigarette being held to a quokka’s mouth on Rottnest Island.

Police issued him with a Rottnest Island Authority infringement after the image circulated on social media, while it remains unclear whether the quokka inhaled any vapour.

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One Nation has withdrawn its endorsement of Victorian candidate Franco Guardiani after past social media posts surfaced in which he described Adolf Hitler as the “GOAT”, meaning greatest of all time.

The party said it was appalled by the comments and moved to disendorse Guardiani after confirming the posts were genuine, while questions are now being raised over how they were missed during candidate vetting.

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Daniel Radcliffe says he probably won’t watch HBO’s upcoming 'Harry Potter' series, admitting it would feel “a little weird” to see someone else step into the role that defined his childhood.

The actor said he wishes the new cast well, but plans to keep some distance from the reboot when it premieres.

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Telstra has brought back its free Santa Calls service, letting families use participating payphones across Australia to connect with Santa in the lead-up to Christmas.

To make a call, head to a Telstra payphone, dial the special Santa number shown on the booth and follow the prompts, with the service available through to Christmas Eve.

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Dense fog blanketed London and southeast England overnight, reducing visibility and creating hazardous conditions for commuters.

The Met Office issued a yellow warning as the eerie conditions disrupted travel across the region.

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Ariarne Titmus and fiancé Mac Powell have revealed they are expecting their first baby, sharing a series of photos showing the retired swimming star’s growing bump and an ultrasound image.

The announcement comes just weeks after the couple got engaged in Mykonos, with Titmus describing the pregnancy as the “greatest gift of all” while also acknowledging those facing fertility struggles.

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Pink is heading to Las Vegas in 2027 for her first residency, with the singer set to bring her famously acrobatic live show to the Sphere.

The superstar teased the announcement for days before confirming the new run, calling it a “never-been-done-before” chapter and inviting fans to come celebrate with her.

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Qantas is preparing to cut about 850 Australian roles after finalising a new outsourcing arrangement with an India-based provider.

The changes will affect support and service positions, with the airline saying the move is designed to streamline operations and lower costs.

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Beaconsfield mine collapse survivor Todd Russell has died aged 54, nearly two decades after he survived 14 days trapped underground in the 2006 disaster.

Russell had recently returned home to spend his final days with family after a long health battle, having said he had reached the point where he had “nothing left to give”.

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Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison after being convicted of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others between 2004 and 2009.

The disgraced comedian will serve two-thirds of the sentence in custody before being released on licence, while police continue investigating two further rape allegations.

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David Warner has thrown his full support behind Usman Khawaja after the former Test opener claimed the entire Australian team knew about plans to use sandpaper during the 2018 South Africa tour.

Warner said Khawaja’s version was “100 per cent accurate” and criticised the original investigation as rushed and inadequate, while Cricket Australia continues to stand by its finding

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Nick Jonas has opened up about the parts of living with type 1 diabetes he still resents, more than 20 years after being diagnosed at 13.

In an open letter, the singer said the condition’s unpredictability changed his relationship with control, while also helping him find a community and a sense of belonging.

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Tony Abbott has reflected on Julia Gillard’s now-iconic 2012 speech in a new episode of ABC iview’s 'I Was Actually There', saying he viewed it at the time as a highly theatrical political attack rather than a defining feminist moment.

The former prime minister also said he never expected the speech to take on the cultural significance it has since gained, while Gillard recalled the anger and political tension that led to her delivering it in parliament.

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WA Police are investigating a disturbing image that appears to show a quokka with a vape in its mouth on Rottnest Island.

It is unclear whether the animal inhaled any vapour or was simply biting the device, but anyone caught interfering with wildlife on the island can face fines of up to $10,000.

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Jelena Dokic has told Nine News about the huge shift from struggling to speak after her tennis career to becoming a TV commentator, keynote speaker and bestselling author.

The former world No. 4 says finding her voice, changing the way she spoke to herself and taking opportunities before she felt fully ready helped shape her second career, lessons she now shares in her new book 'Live Free'.

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A pair of pilots escaped unharmed after a mechanical issue forced their small aircraft to land on a busy Florida road.

Dashcam footage captured the plane coming down among traffic and clipping the rear of a pickup truck, with no injuries reported as the FAA investigates.

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Donald Trump has backtracked on his offer to make UFC boss Dana White the next White House press secretary, saying the Truth Social post was meant as a joke.

Trump insisted he was “only kidding” and said the giveaway should have been the suggestion that UFC stars including Khabib Nurmagomedov and Justin Gaethje could serve as White House press assistants.

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Leah Stewart has shared a major recovery milestone, revealing the severe wound to her leg has finally healed four and a half months after she was attacked by a great white shark at Coogee Beach.

The attack took part of her arm and left a large wound across her thigh, with two skin grafts later failing before the area eventually healed naturally.

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South Carolina’s wildlife officers have shared a behind-the-scenes look at K-9 picture day, with the highly trained dogs proving that sitting still for a headshot is apparently harder than tracking suspects.

The four-legged officers are trained to detect hidden wildlife, locate guns and assist in search-and-rescue missions, but posing for the camera may be their toughest assignment yet.