Hayley Taylor is a national reporter at 7NEWS.com.au. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, health and wellness, and finance, with a particular focus on issues affecting Australia such as traffic and transportation. Hayley's work has been featured in notable publications including PHILLY SPORTS NETWORK, Perth Now, and The West Australian.
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A driver has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly hitting a man with his car and leaving him for dead.
By: Hayley Taylor
Free replacement lids will be available to affected consumers soon. Stanley 1913 travel mugs are being recalled after an issue with the lids has left multiple people injured.
A 21-year-old man has died after he was thrown from his motorcycle on the NSW South Coast on Friday.
By: Hayley Taylor
The woman was believed to have been making an illegal U-turn when she collided with another vehicle.
A 3D-printed gun was allegedly found during the search of a house following the man's arrest.
By: Hayley Taylor
Passengers were delayed for two hours because of the disruption.
‘The more drivers who follow the road rules, the more who will qualify to have a point removed.’
‘People should assume that any water in hot weather could contain amoeba.’
By: Hayley Taylor
Western Australians are being warned about a deadly organism that can lurk in untreated or poorly treated water during a heatwave, as the state swelters under scorching temperatures.
By: Hayley Taylor
‘We can do a lot better, and we should.' A water quality expert has slammed the state of Sydney 's swimming spots after dozens were found to regularly contain unsafe levels of faecal matter.
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