The controversial $13 million machete amnesty has ended, with authorities warning anyone caught with the banned weapon could face up to two years imprisonment or a fine over $47,000. A Department of Justice and Community Safety spokesperson is pleased the amnesty drew an overwhelming public…
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Extreme fire conditions tear communities apart
While the north is consumed by bushfires, communities closer to home are being forced to adapt to life under extreme fire conditions. Victoria had been…
