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The Ballarat man was jailed last year for five years and three months for injuring a number of passengers when the coach he was driving crashed into Melbourne's notorious Montague Street bridge in February, 2016. He was ordered to serve 2½ years before being eligible for parole, sparking widespread debate about the sentence's severity. |
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The Ballarat man was jailed last year for five years and three months for injuring a number of passengers when the coach he was driving crashed into Melbourne's notorious Montague Street bridge in February, 2016. He was ordered to serve 2½ years before being eligible for parole, sparking widespread debate about the sentence's severity. |
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After 306 days behind bars, it was a few simple words which delivered Jack Aston his freedom. "You may step out of the dock," Justice Phillip Priest quietly told him as he appeared before a packed Supreme Court on Monday.
And with that, the 56-year-old took two steps to his right and walked straight into the arms of his wife and children. |
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Lunchtime is the hardest, Shannon Dingle says. That's when she really misses her husband, Lee, who worked close to home and would eat with her every day as a way to stay connected despite the demands of his job as an engineer and hers as a writer and the mom of six children. No, she reconsiders. |
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After 306 days behind bars, it was a few simple words which delivered Jack Aston his freedom. "You may step out of the dock," Justice Phillip Priest quietly told him as he appeared before a packed Supreme Court on Monday.
And with that, the 56-year-old took two steps to his right and walked straight into the arms of his wife and children. |
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After 306 days behind bars, a bus driver jailed for crashing into a notorious Melbourne bridge and injuring six people has walked free and urged for it be fixed. Ballarat man Jack Aston was released from the dock by the appeals court on Monday, amid applause, cheers and hugs from his supporters. |
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After 306 days behind bars, a bus driver jailed for crashing into a notorious Melbourne bridge and injuring six people has walked free and urged for it be fixed. Ballarat man Jack Aston was released from the dock by the appeals court on Monday, amid applause, cheers and hugs from his supporters. |
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After 306 days behind bars, a bus driver jailed for crashing into a notorious Melbourne bridge and injuring six people has walked free and urged for it be fixed. Ballarat man Jack Aston was released from the dock by the appeals court on Monday, amid applause, cheers and hugs from his supporters. |
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After 306 days behind bars, a bus driver jailed for crashing into a notorious Melbourne bridge and injuring six people has walked free and urged for it be fixed. Ballarat man Jack Aston was released from the dock by the appeals court on Monday, amid applause, cheers and hugs from his supporters. |
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After 306 days behind bars, a bus driver jailed for crashing into a notorious Melbourne bridge and injuring six people has walked free and urged for it be fixed. Ballarat man Jack Aston was released from the dock by the appeals court on Monday, amid applause, cheers and hugs from his supporters. |
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Adam Devine, Danny McBride, Edi Patterson from The Righteous Gemstones. Pic credit: Ryan Green/HBO. The Righteous Gemstones season 1 finale is here and it is time to see the fates of the broken televangelist family that once thought they were untouchable. |
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