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A new 3D reconstruction of Liam Payne’s hotel room shows the disorder surrounding the former One Direction star during the final hours before his death in Buenos Aires. The digital model recreates the third-floor suite at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel, where Payne fell from a balcony on October 16, 2024. It depicts a smashed television, bottles, scattered belongings and apparent drug-related items across the room. Among the details shown are burnt sections of Coca-Cola cans, foil, a lighter, a candle and tablets arranged on a sofa. The reconstruction also highlights damage to furniture and objects in the suite, although the…

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A 14-year-old Gilbert teen has been honoured after helping a confused woman who was wandering in temperatures of about 106F (41C) in the Arizona town. Royal Cothrun was riding his electric bike near South Valley Junior High School when he spotted Theresa Morgan walking near Lindsey and Galveston roads. She appeared pale, worried and disoriented, and told him she did not know where she was going. Cothrun moved her into the shade and tried to help her contact her family. Morgan’s purse was difficult to open, leaving her unable to reach her phone. “Her face was pale, and she just…

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Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has offered businesses using discretionary trusts an alternative to costly restructuring as the government presses ahead with a 30 per cent minimum tax on trust income from July 2028. Under draft legislation released on Thursday, eligible trusts will be able to retain their existing structure by electing to make fixed distributions to beneficiaries nominated in advance. The option is designed to avoid the state and territory stamp duty that could otherwise be triggered if businesses moved into companies or fixed trusts. The government had already promised expanded rollover relief for businesses seeking to restructure. That relief…

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Government bond markets staged a modest recovery on Thursday, 3 September, as US and Japanese yields edged lower after a bruising sell-off, although persistent inflation risks continued to weigh on debt investors. US Treasury yields eased overnight while Japanese government bonds found some support ahead of an auction of 30-year securities. The move offered temporary relief after benchmark 10-year Japanese yields touched 3.015% on Wednesday, their highest level in 30 years. Markets remain unsettled by oil prices above $90 a barrel following renewed military strikes between the United States and Iran. Higher energy costs have fuelled fears that inflation could…

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Bodycam footage shows Pierce County deputies confronting and arresting a 23-year-old man accused of a Parkland drive-by shooting after a bullet tore through a family’s kitchen wall. The shooting happened at about 11.30pm on Tuesday, September 1, at the Lucent Apartments on 17th Avenue South. Four people were inside the flat and preparing for bed, but no one was in the kitchen when the round struck and nobody was injured. Deputies said witnesses reported seeing a silver SUV leave the complex. Investigators later found the vehicle at another apartment complex on 19th Avenue South, where spent shell casings were visible…

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Mental fitness could be taught in Australian schools alongside traditional subjects under a growing push to give children the emotional skills needed to handle life’s challenges. Gus Worland, founder of the Gotcha4Life Foundation, said mental fitness should become a permanent part of the school day rather than an occasional wellbeing session. “Let’s make mental fitness a subject in schools because there’s plenty of subjects that are just ticking the box now for you to get through school,” he told The Morning Show. The campaign comes as expressions of interest open for the 2027 intake of Gotcha4Life’s Mentally Fit Schools programme,…

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A Minneapolis shooting suspect had been fighting eviction from his ninth-floor flat when he allegedly opened fire inside the apartment complex, killing two civilians and injuring several others, including three police officers. Calton Neal Johnson II, 35, was identified as the suspected gunman in the shooting at Loring Towers, also known as Shoreline Plaza, near Loring Park on Wednesday, September 2. He died at the scene, although police have not said how. ([apnews.com](https://apnews.com/article/a000f091cc267a303352d7c770f72b27)) Court records show that eviction proceedings against Johnson were launched after alleged incidents involving a firearm and threats at the building. A notice served in June accused…

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Severe storms swept across Southeast Michigan in two rounds, bringing a tornado warning, damaging weather reports and widespread power cuts across Metro Detroit. The region had endured temperatures in the 90s and oppressive humidity before thunderstorms began developing in the northern counties during the evening. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for north-eastern St Clair County as a storm moved towards the Canadian border. Officials said the storm was capable of producing a tornado and hail of up to 2in, with radar indicating rotation. Communities including Port Huron, Marysville and St Clair were placed on alert, while residents…

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Police had warned Moshtaba Hafizi several times that his life was at risk before gunmen allegedly mistook a business associate for him and killed the innocent man outside a home in Sydney’s west. Detectives believe Joshua Macdonald, 40, was shot in Merrylands West on Wednesday afternoon by attackers targeting Hafizi, who owns the Bruce Street property but does not live there. Macdonald, who had no known links to organised crime, arrived at the house shortly after 3pm with two children. Police believe one of the gunmen opened fire from the rear passenger door of a stolen grey Audi as the…

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David Yelland was allegedly slapped over the head by Noel Gallagher after trying to prove he was a genuine Oasis fan at a 1990s party in London’s West End, according to former Sun showbusiness correspondent Dominic Mohan. The encounter is recalled in Mohan’s memoir, 1996: My Backstage Pass To The Wildest Year Of Britain’s Wildest Decade, published by HarperCollins in April 2026. Mohan was working alongside Yelland at The Sun when the incident is said to have taken place. ([dominicmohanmedia.com](https://dominicmohanmedia.com/blog/?utm_source=openai)) Yelland, then the newspaper’s editor, had not been invited to the gathering, which was attended by Gallagher and models Kate…

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