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Melbourne Archbishop Peter Comensoli has apologised to abuse victims and says his key task will be to rebuild trust, after Cardinal George Pell's child sex convictions. The archbishop said he had spoken to the cardinal in the past 24 hours and he seemed "strong within himself". |
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Melbourne Archbishop Peter Comensoli has apologised to abuse victims and says his key task will be to rebuild trust, after Cardinal George Pell's child sex convictions. The archbishop said he had spoken to the cardinal in the past 24 hours and he seemed "strong within himself". |
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Australia's peak body representing lawyers has called for a review of court suppression orders, and wants nationally consistent laws. The Law Council of Australia fears the orders aren't keeping up with the digital age and says inconsistency in how they are applied across the nation is sparking confusion. |
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The young Ballinalee farmer is the bestselling author of ‘The Cow Book’ - a novel, which has become more and more popular since its launch in the Longford Library early last month. The book tells the familiar story of rural Ireland and, more specifically, the farming families that are the pillars of Ireland’s midlands. |
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Australia's peak body representing lawyers has called for a review of court suppression orders, and wants nationally consistent laws. The Law Council of Australia fears the orders aren't keeping up with the digital age and says inconsistency in how they are applied across the nation is sparking confusion. |
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Australia's peak body representing lawyers has called for a review of court suppression orders, and wants nationally consistent laws. The Law Council of Australia fears the orders aren't keeping up with the digital age and says inconsistency in how they are applied across the nation is sparking confusion. |
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Australia's peak body representing lawyers has called for a review of court suppression orders, and wants nationally consistent laws. The Law Council of Australia fears the orders aren't keeping up with the digital age and says inconsistency in how they are applied across the nation is sparking confusion. |
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Australia's peak body representing lawyers has called for a review of court suppression orders, and wants nationally consistent laws. The Law Council of Australia fears the orders aren't keeping up with the digital age and says inconsistency in how they are applied across the nation is sparking confusion. |
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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Brazil's Ministry of Education touched off an uproar Tuesday by instructing school administrators to read a declaration to students ending with a campaign slogan used by President Jair Bolsonaro during last year's campaign. Bolsonaro, a far-right former army captain who was.... |
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Australia's peak body representing lawyers has called for a review of court suppression orders, and wants nationally consistent laws. The Law Council of Australia fears the orders aren't keeping up with the digital age and says inconsistency in how they are applied across the nation is sparking confusion. |
