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Footage from the alleged brawl shows one teen swinging a small hand-held axe and another throwing a chair. Picture X

A 15-year-old was rushed to hospital with a head injury.

Teens charged after shoppers flee shopping centre brawl

Molly the magpie reunited with staffy friends Peggy and Ruby. Picture Facebook/Peggy and Molly

'We have the best news, Molly is home!' the pet owners said.

Peggy and Molly reunited after premier intervenes

Damien Guerot speaks to media (left) and footage of the Frenchman holding back killer Joel Cauchi on an escalator (right). Pictures 7News

'I thank Damien for his extraordinary efforts,' Albanese said.

Prime Minister invites 'bollard man' to become a citizen

Car belonging to a 48-year-old accused of doing a burnout in front of police is towed from Noble Park, Melbourne. Picture supplied

'Your reaction times are severely impacted,' police warned.

Home-made bonnet scoop and burnouts in front of cops

Father of Westfield killer Joel Cauchi, Andrew Cauchi speaks to reporters outside his Toowoomba home. Picture Steve Hart

'To you he's a monster, to me he was a very sick boy.'

'I made myself a servant': killer's dad breaks silence

A makeshift memorial outside the Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre in tribute to the victims of the Bondi Junction stabbing spree. Picture AAP Image/Flavio Brancaleone 

Joel Cauchi killed six people and injured 12 others.

How it unfolded: the Bondi Westfield stabbing attack

A makeshift memorial outside the Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre in tribute to the victims of the Bondi Junction stabbing spree including Dawn Singleton (pictured). Picture AAP Image/Flavio Brancaleone

'I think my Dawnie is one of those who lost their life.'

Radio host reveals he notified family of Dawn Singleton's tragic death

Police car with flashing lights. Picture Alex Ford

A person was arrested shortly after the alleged stabbing.

Teen boy dies after stabbing near school, one other seriously injured

UNICEF aid convoy stopped at Gaza checkpoint fired upon, Australian aid worker Tess Ingram said. Picture UNICEF

The UNICEF worker was delivering food and medical supplies.

Australian aid worker escapes gunfire at Gaza checkpoint

Crash test car rear-ended vehicle. Picture Canva

'Thousands of motorist failing to heed simple driving rules.'

Simple driving fails causing half of all road deaths