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- [warm] This is NewsCard Daily for Saturday, January 24, 2026... the biggest stories from Australia and around the world in just minutes. — — [serious] We begin in New South Wales where police are conducting one of the state's largest manhunts. Thirty-seven-year-old Julian Ingram is wanted for a fatal shooting in the small town of Lake Cargelligo. Three people were killed... Sophie Quinn, a 25-year-old pregnant woman... her friend John Harris... and her aunt Nerida Quinn. A 19-year-old man was also shot and remains hospitalized. Ingram was out on bail facing domestic violence charges and had a restraining order issued against him just last month. Despite police checking on him multiple times, authorities say he complied with every bail condition. More than a hundred officers and army personnel are now searching for him. The town's 1,100 residents have been told to stay indoors. Police are still investigating how Ingram obtained the firearm without a state firearms license. — — [urgent] Across the southeast... Australians are bracing for extreme heat and dangerous fire conditions. A severe heatwave is intensifying today and into next week, bringing temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius from South Australia through Victoria and inland New South Wales. Adelaide is heading for 42 degrees... Melbourne facing 40... with even hotter inland regions potentially breaking records by Wednesday. The real danger... catastrophic fire conditions are expected over the weekend, particularly across South Australia's Yorke Peninsula where any fires that start could become almost impossible to control. Authorities have issued heatwave warnings across most of the south and inland regions. — — [hopeful] On the sporting front... Alex de Minaur has reached the fourth round of the Australian Open for the fifth straight year. The Sydney native defeated American Frances Tiafoe in straight sets... 6-3, 6-4, 7-5... showcasing some of his best tennis of the tournament. De Minaur is now only the second Australian man in the Open Era to make the second week five times consecutively... joining John Newcombe's record from roughly 50 years ago. — — [serious] Overseas... in Europe and beyond... global markets continue to absorb the impacts of recent policy changes and economic pressures facing major economies. The shift toward tighter regulations and trade realignments is reshaping investment patterns across developed nations. — — [warm] That's NewsCard Daily. For more top stories and quick summaries that keep you informed in minutes, download NewsCard... available in the App Store.