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they released a corrective services officer facing six sexual violence charges to be monitored by corrective services officers. Breaches are referred to NSW Police www.abc.net.au/news/2024-10...
A corrective services officer is the first person to be subjected to electronic monitoring in New South Wales under tough new bail laws for people charged with serious domestic violence offences.
Hairy Bikers star Si King says itâs been a âstruggleâ since Dave Myersâ death
TV chef says he has been âon the verge of jumping on my bike and heading into the sunsetâ after his co-star and friend died of cancer in February One half of the Hairy Bikers, Si King, has revealed that the past few months have been a âstruggleâ after the death of Dave Myers, his co-star and friend of 30 years. Myers, who found fame alongside King as part of the motorcycle-riding cooking duo, died aged 66 in February. Continue reading...
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The Layer Monument in St John Maddermarket in Norwich, England, is a very rare example of a funerary monument from the 16th century combining Christian and esoteric/occult symbolism. It left quite an impression on me when I first saw it back in 2014, hinting at a secret history.
"Despair is not an option. And cynicism is just cowardice in a mask. Who can afford either? At moments like these, when our leaders traduce our interests, it's important to remember that the ordinary citizen has real power"
Tim Winton's sobering, grimly-compelling new book, Juice, is a reminder that knowledge is power â if we can do something with it. Eco-anxiety can only fester if we feel we are unable to effect change.
Haitian gangs recruiting starving children to fight security forces, rights group finds
Hundreds of poor and desperate children targeted in anticipation of long and bloody battle, says Human Rights Watch Haitian armed gangs are recruiting starving children to swell their ranks ahead of an anticipated long and bloody battle with international security forces, a report from Human Rights Watch (HRW) has found. Armed groups â which control most of Haiti â are enticing hundreds, if not thousands, of impoverished children to take up arms with offers of food and shelter, the rights groups said. Continue reading...
âOur houses are too bigâ: Grand Designsâ Anthony Burke on the best and worst of Australian architecture
The architecture professor on homes with more bathrooms than occupants â and how the Sydney metro might renew confidence in the benefits of good design Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email Anthony Burke knows good design. And he knows why it matters. The UTS architecture professor is the host of the ABCâs Grand Designs Australia and has spent a career examining and celebrating the best that design has to offer. So Guardian Australia asked him about his personal bugbears and favourite features in Australian home design, and why it is that so many people got so excited about Sydneyâs new train stations. What most annoys you in terms of trends and features of new Australian homes? Continue reading...
"You left behind an astonishing number of misspelled words and grammatical lapses, the timeline is incredibly inconsistent, and you also left unqueried the author's 27 uses of the word 'inchoate' in a 60,000-word manuscript." "Tim, I'm focused on the future."