Mark Saunokonoko is a senior news reporter for Sydney Hot News, with a focus on national news in Australia. He has also worked for Nine Digital and his work has appeared in Stuff. Mark covers a wide range of topics, including rental issues, natural disasters, environmental concerns, crime, and human interest stories.
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By: Mark Saunokonoko
A futuristic $1.5 trillion gigaproject in Saudi Arabia is being radically dialled back, at least in the short term, according to reports.
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By: Mark Saunokonoko
The videos sure did the trick. In a series of punchy ads, slickly edited to capture attention on social media, a group of young men who may or may not be actual tradies promote a nifty ratchet strap.
By: Mark Saunokonoko
In the weeks leading up to Russia invading Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin flew out from Moscow to visit...
A woman is among three people charged with the alleged violent bashing of a Perth grandmother and theft of $200,000 of jewellery from her home.
A 54-year-old Perth man has been charged with murdering his mother.
By: Mark Saunokonoko
Keegan Payne, 19, was the one who reeled in the million-dollar fish but it was his little sister who spotted a small tag on the barramundi which led to a "life-changing" jackpot.
By: Mark Saunokonoko
A long-anticipated "insolvency tsunami" has well and truly hit Australia, according to one of the world's largest credit agencies, and construction and hospitality businesses are at risk of folding faster than most.
After a spate of shocking stabbings in Sydney, NSW Police will be given new "wand" powers so they can scan people for bladed weapons without a warrant.
By: Mark Saunokonoko
Vladimir Putin cut out the heart of a deer on a hunting trip with Silvio Berlusconi, causing the former Italian prime minister to throw up behind a tree, a former Italian senator has claimed.
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