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The annual election for the Victorian Bar’s governing council is over and they are still mopping up the blood. Surprise new president Christopher Blanden QC congratulated the Bar’s 2100 practising lawyers on electing “an apolitical and diverse group of barristers”. |
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Moving on: Hugh Marks, with Tennis Australia chair Jayne Hrdlicka. He plans to leave Nine, which also owns streaming service Stan, Macquarie Radio and a stake in online real estate listings portal Domain, next year. What will he do next? The corporate lawyer, who prior to Nine ran production company.... |
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The annual election for the Victorian Bar’s governing council is over and they are still mopping up the blood. Surprise new president Christopher Blanden QC congratulated the Bar’s 2100 practising lawyers on electing “an apolitical and diverse group of barristers”. |
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SCARIFF businessman Mike Rodgers still lives in the house where his famous granduncle was born. Pictures of Alphie Rodgers and his family hang on the wall of the house in The Square where the man who was to become one of the legendary Scariff Martyrs came into the world in 1897. |
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A senior clergyman is continuing to allow churchgoers to physically attend weekly religious services, despite Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions making it illegal. The religious official offers a 90-minute service, now in his home in the south-east, as he fears for the “psychological health, isolation and loneliness” of his congregation. |
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“Where’s Mike? Has anyone seen Mike?!” I repeated this refrain throughout the night until the frustration ultimately led me to exclaim, “If you see Mike, keep him away from me because I’m going to kill him!” Never would I have to regret my words more than at this moment. |
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By Sarah Slater. A senior clergyman is continuing to allow churchgoers to physically attend weekly religious services, despite Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions making it illegal. The religious official offers a 90-minute service, now in his home in the south-east, as he fears for the “psychological.... |
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A senior clergyman is continuing to allow churchgoers to physically attend weekly religious services, despite Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions making it illegal. The religious official offers a 90-minute service, now in his home in the south-east, as he fears for the “psychological health, isolation and loneliness” of his congregation. |
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A senior clergyman is continuing to allow churchgoers to physically attend weekly religious services, despite Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions making it illegal. The religious official offers a 90-minute service, now in his home in the south-east, as he fears for the “psychological health, isolation and loneliness” of his congregation. |
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Josie Hanlon nee Walsh. Woodville, Kilchreest, Loughrea. Mass for Josie Hanlon will take place privately, tomorrow Monday at 12 in The Church of the Nativity, Kilchreest. Funeral afterwards to Kilchreest Old Cemetery. Mass will be streamed live online on ardrahan-kilchreest.com. No flowers, by request. |
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The Chief Medical Officer's warned that progress in stamping out Covid-19 infections has stalled in the Republic. Dr Tony Holohan says the decline in new case numbers has been slower than forecast in recent days. And after yesterday's 456 positive tests, the average over five days has actually gone up. |
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