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With one comment, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison managed to turn a positive coronavirus story into a public relations disaster, and highlighted the potential next nightmare of the pandemic: a fight over vaccines.
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A major police operation involving the riot squad is underway in Sydney's inner west after a man, believed to be in his 30s, was shot dead and another injured this afternoon.
Read more from www.abc.net.au9/22/20
A man who was suffering from a drug-induced psychosis when he tried to kidnap a toddler, just minutes after being released on bail from a nearby police station, is jailed for more than four years.
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A 25-year-old Ipswich man is remanded in custody after being charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting a teenage girl in the stomach with a bow and arrow during an attack in a Queensland supermarket.
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Federal Labor's Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers says a failure by Queensland's minor parties to gain a foothold in Parliament gives Labor a mandate to "stitch together a big constituency for change".
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The feckless motion did not demand Assange's freedom, nor condemn his threatened extradition to the US.
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A 91-year-old Australian man has survived a paragliding crash, walking away with only minor injuries after plunging into the ocean near Sydney's northern beaches.
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Di (amina046) said:Australian Senate passes motion acknowledging "alleged" persecution of Julian Assange The feckless motion did not demand Assange's freedom, nor condemn his threatened extradition to the US.
What's the matter with the Ozzies that they even betray their own journalists, let alone any others?
Many countries are much more concerned than them about this attack on the press.
10 November 2020 ... The motion was the first to be passed in either house of the federal parliament that is in any way supportive of Assange, since the British police illegally arrested him in April 2019. It is one of only a handful of times the WikiLeaks founder has been mentioned in parliament following last month’s conclusion of the final British show trial hearings for his extradition on unprecedented US espionage charges, on which he could be jailed for life.
The impetus for the motion was undoubtedly concern over popular hostility toward the complicity of the parliamentary establishment in the railroading of an Australian journalist and publisher.
Over 150 legal experts and lawyers’ associations around the world condemned the British court proceedings as a legal travesty. A group of 161 prominent international political figures, including 13 former national presidents, similarly denounced the hearings as a sham and demanded Assange’s immediate freedom.
Oh, wait a moment, they have a potentially huge scandal over the conduct of their own troops in Afghanistan. One can understand why they hate whistle-blowers and seek to cover up war-crimes.