A "healthy simmer sauce" by celebrity chef Pete Evans has been recalled after incorrect labelling sparked fears of undeclared allergens.
Queensland Health issued an urgent food recalled for the Pete Evans Healthy Everyday Jamaican Simmer Sauce which was incorrectly labelled as Thai Green Curry Sauce.The sauce contained fish which was not included on the packaging prompting the state's health body to declare the product a safety hazard.
A man has been crushed to death by a heavy vehicle in Western Australia. The worker was in a field in Bullsbrook, north of Perth, and was near a vehicle understood to be a tractor that was pulling a harvesting device.Other workers some distance away noticed the vehicle had stopped, which was unusual.
Heading over to investigate, they found the body of their colleague, which had reportedly been run over.

The US hit a record number of coronavirus hospitalisations yesterday and surpassed one million new confirmed cases in just the first 10 days of November amid a nationwide surge of infections that shows no signs of slowing.

The new wave appears bigger and more widespread than the surges that happened in the US spring and summer — and threatens to be worse.
Newly confirmed infections in the US were running at all-time highs of well over 100,000 per day, pushing the total to more than 10 million and eclipsing one million since Halloween.

There are now 61,964 people hospitalized, according to the COVID Tracking Project.

Western Australia has reported two new cases of coronavirus overnight.
Both cases are returned overseas travellers, men aged in their 20s and 30s, who are now in hotel quarantine.
There are currently 14 active cases being monitored in Western Australia and the state's coronavirus count stands at 780.Struggling airlines Qantas and Virgin Australia are on the cusp of boom time with news a coronavirus vaccine is close, an aviation boss has predicted.
Ryanair supremo Michael O'Leary has rubbished aviation industry forecasts that the sector will take years to recover from the pandemic downturn.
"There's going to be an enormous snapback on travel demand," Mr O'Leary, an Irish billionaire businessman never afraid to swim against the tide of popular opinion, said.

Speaking at the World Travel Market conference, he said Ryanair expected air passenger numbers to bounce back to almost normal levels by the middle of next year.
"I've heard a lot of rubbish coming from legacy airlines that it'll be 2035 till the volumes come back. Rubbish. Volumes will go back in 2021 or 2022 pretty quickly," he said. Mr O'Leary said his predictions were based on coronavirus vaccines being "widely available to high-risk groups" by March next year.
An investigation into a major online paedophile network has found 16 children from one NSW Mid-North Coast childcare centre were allegedly sexually abused by a former worker.

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A 27-year-old Kendall man has been charged with more than 300 offences
Police allege he is part of an international paedophile ring and have arrested 14 others
At least 46 children have been abused, some as young as 16 months
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) said the operation was one of Australia's most significant efforts targeting child exploitation, with 146 tip-offs to authorities in Europe, Asia, the United States, Canada and New Zealand.

The AFP and NSW Police have arrested 14 men, who are facing a total of 828 charges for child abuse offences.

The alleged offenders are accused of producing and sharing child abuse material to a wide-reaching online network in Australia and overseas.

Investigations began in February after the arrest of 30-year-old Central Coast man Justin Radford, who was charged with 89 offences including sexual touching of a victim under 10, and producing and disseminating child abuse material.
Mr Doyle has been charged with 303 offences relating to the abuse of 30 children, with allegations including sexual intercourse with a child under 10 and the production of child abuse material.
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"Police will allege the man used his position as a childcare worker, and other deceptive means in his personal life, to gain access to 30 children," the AFP said in a statement.

"The man's partner, a 22-year-old man, also allegedly abused children his partner accessed through deceptive means in his personal life."

It is believed the childcare centre is not in the town of Kendall and parents of all victims have been notified.
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A total 46 children are alleged to have been abused in connection with the ring, with ages ranging between 16 months and 15 years.

Arrests have also been made in Queensland and WA and three men have also been arrested in the United States as a result of the operation.

The Australian men arrested were aged 20 to 48 and include volunteer soccer coach Grant Harden, from St Clair in Sydney's west, a disability support worker, an electrician and a chef.

In June, 27-year-old Timothy Doyle and his 22-year-old partner Steven Garrad were arrested in the Mid-North Coast town of Kendall and charged with hundreds of offences.Earlier this month, 27-year-old Jake Caldwell was arrested at Seaforth in Sydney's north and charged with four offences related to possessing and accessing child abuse material.

AFP Assistant Commissioner, Eastern Command, Justine Gough described the ring as "a complex and inter-related web of criminality".

"Search warrants and evidence gathering at every arrest have led to the unravelling of a criminal network, each one leading to the discovery of alleged offenders and more children to be saved from ongoing abuse," she said.

Assistant Commissioner Gough said investigators "discovered social media forums where child offenders were producing, sharing and trading aberrant child abuse material with their criminal peers".

The investigation began after the AFP-led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) in February received a report from the US National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children about an online user allegedly uploading child abuse material.

Police have laid 30 charges against three men in Queensland with one child victim identified, and 221 charges laid against three men with six child victims identified in WA.