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25 YEARS AGO Wagga's Community Consultative Committee was told that 285 crimes were committed in the Wagga Police patrol during April compared to 193 in March. Leading figure in the country NSW newspaper industry and former group general manager of The Daily Advertiser, John Jackson has died in Wagga at the age of 65. |
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“I t’s worse than sickness or hunger. When you are sick you can rest. When you are hungry you can sell something or ask a neighbour. But with this there is nothing you can do. It has taken everything… everything.” Alima Tivane, a 30-year-old mother-of-four from Buzi in central Mozambique, is not exaggerating. |
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Thursday May 2, 2019-Five middle aged men have today been arraigned in a Nairobi court and charged with stealing Sh 11 million from various Barclays Bank ATMs during this year’s Easter Holiday.The five, Fredrick Herman Otiya, Daniel Orero Okindo, George Gachungu Njoroge, John... |
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The attorney for a Sandy Hook parent suing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones in a Travis County court is seeking to have the controversial radio host's lawyer removed from the case for making incendiary statements about him on Jones' show InfoWars, which he fears could provoke reprisals from an audience he characterized as dangerous. |
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Hall of Famer Red Kelly was known as one of the most humble men in hockey, despite the attention that came with eight Stanley Cups, six first-team all-star selections and a five-time winner of individual trophies. Perhaps the most amazing part of all was he played two positions in his 20-year.... |
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An independent election candidate has accused the Liberal Party of orchestrating a fake poll in a bid to discredit her, a suggestion Senator Mathias Cormann has labelled "completely insane". Louise Stewart provided The Weekend West newspaper with data she said was from polling company uComms about.... |
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Stories by CNN, the Verge, The Atlantic , and The Washington Post lauded Facebook for scrubbing the accounts of inflammatory far-right online figureheads like Laura Loomer, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Infowars’ Alex Jones and Paul Joseph Watson from both platforms. |
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Chief hails return of instant checks. The return of stop and search has helped to drive down the murder rate in the capital by a quarter over the past year, Britain’s top police officer has said. Cressida Dick, commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, said that massive increases in its use had also contributed to a 15 per cent. |
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Censorship board rejects ‘Angels and Demons’ APIA, Samoa (Samoa Observer, March 29, 2009)—The principal film censor has banned the movie, Angels and Demons, which was due to be screened in Apia later this week, Radio New Zealand International reported yesterday. |
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After declaring the Catholic Church as an enemy, the Ortega Murillo’s stopped going to mass and now go to evangelical worship services. They want to reach another segment of the population and improve their image, say analysts. By Amalia del Cid (La Prensa) Laureano Ortega Murillo and Managua Mayor.... |
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The former vice president slipped in polls behind Sanders ahead of his official announcement after several women came forward and accused Biden of making them feel uncomfortable with physical interactions. In an April 13 poll, 29 per cent of Democratic primary voters said they favored Sanders, and 24 per cent say they would likely vote for Biden. |
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