Brett Lackey is a News Reporter at Daily Mail Australia. Originally from Brisbane, he has a strong focus on breaking news, foreign affairs, and human-interest stories, while also covering topics such as crime, travel, and climate change. Brett's work has been featured in Yardbarker, Perth Now, SALTEN, and several other notable publications.
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The filmmakers referenced figures backed up by the latest ANZ Corelogic report which showed house prices in Sydney are now cost ten times the median salary.
An Adelaide couple allegedly shaved their six-year-old son's hair and eyebrows then wrapped his head in bandages and fundraised $60,000 from unsuspecting Aussies before their arrest.
By: Brett Lackey
The couple allegedly shaved their six-year-old's hair and eyebrows between November 18 and December 12, then wrapped his head in bandages and raised $60,000.
Norberto Trimestra, 68, was arrested on Friday at the Criterion Hotel on Pitt Street in the Sydney CBD after security guards flagged down police about 7.10pm when he refused to leave.
A Melbourne rabbi says his baby is lucky to be uninjured after a flaming projectile was allegedly thrown from a moving car on a suburban street.
By: Brett Lackey
Norberto Trimestra, 68, was arrested at the Criterion Hotel on Pitt Street in Sydney's CBD on Friday after security guards spotted police refusing to leave at around 7.10pm.
By: Brett Lackey
A Melbourne rabbi says his baby is lucky to be unharmed after a flaming projectile was allegedly thrown from a moving car onto a suburban street.
An Australian woman has pointed out another issue with the durability of Australia's new passports after travellers complained that the covers curled.
By: Brett Lackey
An Australian traveler has discovered another problem with the durability of the new Australian passports after travelers complained that the covers were curling.
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Ben Stephen Miller, 44, of West Lakes, a western suburb of Adelaide appeared in Port Adelaide Magistrates Court on Friday.
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