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Volunteer firefighter ranks expected to fall dramatically over blue card demand

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

Posted February 01, 2020 09:05:13 Photo: Mr Swadling feels firefighters are being bullied into getting blue cards. (ABC News: Anna Hartley) Terrifying images of Australia’s bushfire crisis have inspired many people to volunteer as firefighters, but senior Queensland Fire and Emergency Service (QFES) leaders in Queensland are worried they will be hit hard by a

Footy star gets $500k donation from Palmer | The Canberra Times

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

news, latest-news Former Queensland state of origin player turned Townsville mayoral hopeful Greg Dowling has received $500,000 from a company owned by Clive Palmer. Three donations from Mr Palmer’s Mineralogy Pty Ltd have been made to Greg Dowling, who says he is running as an independent. The 61-year-old announced he was running for mayor on

Drug plot accused skips bail in Victoria | Fairfield City Champion

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

A man with a distinctive tattoo of Medusa has skipped bail over his alleged role in a plan to import a quarter of a tonne of the drug ice into Australia. Jim Soukoulis, 54, is due to face trial in April for the alleged conspiracy to bring 255kg of methamphetamines into the country via light

Qld triple murder accused granted bail | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

A former prison guard charged over the murder of three friends on an outback motorcycle adventure four decades ago has been granted bail. Some of the evidence against Bruce John Preston may have been exaggerated, a judge says. The 64-year-old is accused of the 1978 murders of Karen Edwards, 23, Timothy Thomson, 31, and Gordon

Drug plot accused skips bail in Victoria | St George & Sutherland Shire Leader

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

A man with a distinctive tattoo of Medusa has skipped bail over his alleged role in a plan to import a quarter of a tonne of the drug ice into Australia. Jim Soukoulis, 54, is due to face trial in April for the alleged conspiracy to bring 255kg of methamphetamines into the country via light

Westpac hit with class-action suit in U.S. linked to money-laundering case

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

(Reuters) – Australia’s No. 2 lender Westpac Banking Corp <WBC.AX> said on Saturday a class-action lawsuit, naming former Chief Executive Brian Hartzer and interim CEO Peter King as defendants, has been filed in a U.S. court on behalf of its shareholders. The lender said the lawsuit represented purchasers of Westpac’s shares on the New York

Taverham footballer awarded man of the match in England U18s match | Crime

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

PUBLISHED: 09:20 31 January 2020 | UPDATED: 10:51 31 January 2020 Ethan Warne, from Taverham, was awarded man of the match in England U18 Schoolboys’ friendly against Australia. Picture: English Schools’ FA Archant Two talented footballers have been presented with their official England shirts – ahead of one half of the duo scoring his first

Democracy may be messy but the alternative is chaos – The Australian

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

Democracy may be messy but the alternative is chaos  The Australian Source link

No one considered the cost to Sydney of crushing this vibrant community hub

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

Established in the 1930s when Indigenous people sought work as fettlers at Eveleigh railyards, the Block occupies just 8,000 square metres. In 1973, acknowledging the rental racism exercised against them, Gough Whitlam created the Aboriginal Housing Company and gave it the land bounded by Vine, Eveleigh, Caroline and Louis streets, and the 27 houses upon

gender balance, race and poetry in The Irish Times

By brad | Google News - Crime Au | Comments are Closed | 31 January, 2020 | 0

“After spending a long time looking at the figures,” wrote Anne Enright in her much-discussed LRB essay from 2017 on the under-representation of women writers in both publishing and reviewing, “anything over 40 per cent feels like a miracle and anything under 30 per cent a crime.” The fact then that last year 60 per

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