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City of Gold Coast CEO Dale Dickson has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Crime and Corruption Commission. Mr Dickson, who has been in the top job since 2003, was referred to the corruption watchdog by the Mayor’s media advisor Warwick Sinclair last month. In a statement released to myGC this afternoon, Mr Dickson

“It’s endemic in the eastern suburbs – every single one of my female friends has been in a situation where they have been in a sexual encounter where there was no consent,” Ms Brown said. “Too many men think silence is consent.” The Sun-Herald is using a pseudonym for the victim because she cannot be

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Who knew? When did they find out? And what, if anything, did they do about it? It’s nearly a week since former Liberal Party staffer Brittany Higgins went public with her bombshell allegation she was raped by a colleague in a minister’s office. But many questions remain unanswered, and some assertions are hotly contested. This

A teenage boy has become the fifth person charged over a car crash that killed a young woman motorcyclist near Townsville. Jennifer Board, 22, died at Thuringowa on February 5 after she was hit by a Holden Statesman, which had allegedly been following a stolen Hyundai sedan during a suspected vigilante pursuit. A 17-year-old boy

How Cairns Villa and Leisure Park turned into violent crime, drug slum  The Cairns Post Source link

A man has died following a crash between a motorcycle and a car in Cashmere this evening (Saturday February 20). Preliminary information suggests the 29-year-old motorcyclist from Warner was travelling along Lilley Road at around 8pm when he collided with an oncoming vehicle. The rider died at the scene while the two occupants of the

Policy, Guns and Money: Vietnam’s national congress, online extremism, and Covid-19 and organised crime When Vietnam’s communist party held its national congress on 1 February, many thought it would be a turning point similar to that of the Doi Moi reforms of the 1980s. ASPI’s Huong Le Thu and Robert Glasser discuss the initial results

Early intervention is the key to keeping young people out of a life of crime. That’s the message from Bob Davis whose Operation Hard Yakka military style youth diversion training course still goong strong at Susan River. He’s been running the program for 13 years and the two major tenets of the course are respect

A Singaporean student who imported a child-like sex doll and had a stash of child abuse material at his Perth home won’t spend any time in jail. The 27-year-old, who has been living in Perth on a student visa, admitted ordering the illegal doll from China. Australian Border Force officers seized it at a cargo