Australian media reported today on an interesting development: an individual living with an extremely rare condition expressed their greatest fear as being accused of falsifying an autism diagnosis being their worst fear.

Engineers and inspectors have expressed concerns over a series of new build properties which appear on the brink of collapse.

As the future of 330 jobs hangs in the balance in a country town, residents hope they can draw strength from each other to persevere.

1. A man filmed shouting at a driver

An angry driver was seen shouting at another vehicle for blocking multiple cars on a busy Sydney street and later apologized to her.

Property magnate Scott Farquhar could change Australia’s tech sector through his innovative financing offering, yet this decision carries risks.

Elon Musk’s social media platform X has stood firm against an order by regulators to take down posts depicting Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s murder as part of public discussion, rejecting their request that such content should be removed.

CSIRO scientists are at work creating everything from moon plants to powering remote homes – but is their work worth its costs? The Feed investigates. Tune in on free-to-air television channel 35 or live online via SBS On Demand to watch this program, then join the conversation via social media sites like Facebook and Twitter!

2. A popular gym will close its doors

F45 Coogee gym, one of Sydney’s sought-after eastern suburbs, has closed down due to financial pressures. Members received emails informing them that operations will cease before May ends.

Australian carers will soon have more flexible hours while still receiving carer payments under changes announced in the budget. Zali Steggall discusses domestic violence rates.

Psychologists believe Sydney mall murder suspect Joel Cauchi suffered from schizophrenia and stopped taking his medications, according to psychiatrists. He worked as a security guard at the mall. Furthermore, Black Basta ransomware has attacked over 200 Australian organizations while Elon Musk’s social media platform X will fight an order by authorities to remove posts showing the stabbing of an Australian priest during a live-streamed sermon.

3. A $29 Kmart item sparked a frenzy

Kmart shoppers have gone wild over their latest living range release – a marble side table! Since Thursday, this affordable homewares item has sold out in some stores and proven popular online. There have been hundreds of dedicated Kmart groups spring up with thousands of followers eager for tips.

Sydney family’s beach house for sale two years after initial purchase by them and Collingwood legend Peter Daicos discuss how they won in front of record crowds with success against Carlton. Also check out all of today’s national news on 9News; watch it free-to-air TV channel 35 or live stream it for free via SBS On Demand.

4. A popular restaurant has been named the world’s most Instagrammed restaurant

Australia, an expansive island continent in the South Pacific, is known for its breathtaking natural beauty and abundant wildlife. Due to its remoteness, Australia boasts its own distinct flora and fauna – such as hundreds of types of eucalyptus trees, one kangaroo that lays eggs exclusively, and the Great Barrier Reef itself – making for an amazing experience for tourists visiting its shores.

Australians are famous for their love of outdoor activities and participation in sports – from yacht races like Sydney-Hobart to international tennis tournaments, they excel at many forms of physical competition. From sailing events like Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race to Melbourne Grand Prix races and tennis tournaments.

Australia stands as an international model of social justice. One of only several nations to grant citizenship to indigenous people and allow women to vote, Australia recently issued an apology to its “Stolen Generations”, for past mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

5. A budgie-smuggling airline has collapsed

Nine Australian men were released without charge or prosecution from a Malaysian court for allegedly transporting bird eggs back home illegally, in what their fathers witnessed as a show of support at Sepang court.

Ku-ring-gai Council is concerned that new rules governing transport-oriented housing reform could threaten to destroy its heritage suburbs. Experts on radiation and melanoma state that aerosol sunscreen safety issues remain unresolved under these new regulations.

Elon Musk’s social media platform X has successfully defended publishing posts depicting a Christian pastor being stabbed as part of public discussion, in defiance of regulator requests to remove this content. Furthermore, public members can help scientists track killer whales by reporting sightings – this will aid research on these top predators. Find out how here!