Hugo Timms is a journalist based in Australia, with a focus on national news. He has written for various publications including News.com.au, The Advertiser Foundation, and MailOnline. Hugo's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, crime, sports, and entertainment.
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The head of boxing and combat sports in Victoria has flagged an overhaul of the sport, as the fallout over the death of Richmond star Shane Tuck continues.
A Melbourne woman previously convicted for performing cosmetic surgery on people without any qualifications has returned to court after allegedly breaching orders preventing her from practising.
A rideshare driver has undergone surgery in a Brisbane hospital after he was brutally assaulted by men with hammers.
A surfer has made a lucky escape after punching a great white shark in the head while alone and more than 100 metres from the shore.
Former Bachelor star Keira Maguire has been left “extremely embarrassed” after admitting to an assault involving a glass at a Melbourne bar.
Once poisonous but marginal views have become all too acceptable since 7 October.
Since the 7 October pogrom in Israel, it has become increasingly clear that hostility towards Israel is no longer confined to its Islamist enemies. It is increasingly prevalent in Western democracies, too.
Trans activists and anti-Israel protesters are silencing and intimidating opponents with impunity.
Protesters are spraying anti-Semitic graffiti, vandalising property and intimidating politicians with impunity.
The Muslim Vote campaign has cropped up Down Under.
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