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‘Shoplifting’ senator damages Australia’s relations with Foodland

Liberal Senator Mary Jo Fisher has fronted court charged with stealing $93 worth of groceries from a Foodland supermarket in Adelaide.

Victims slam McDonald’s drive-thru ramraider: ‘I hope he fries for this’

A Bendigo man will spend three months in a Queensland gaol after ramming a car in a McDonald’s drive-thru.

Rapist denied flood award may miss out on Australian of the Year too

The Queensland Government has decided not to award a flood hero gong to a former rapist after uncovering his criminal record. Bob Riddler, 54, served a total of 12 years over a 1997 rape and a 1999 armed robbery.

Rioting asylum-seekers don’t belong in gaol, they belong at the airport

Twenty-two “persons of interest” have been taken from the Villawood immigration detention centre to Silverwater gaol as police investigate Wednesday’s arson attacks and riot.

MP’s daring child porn arrest fails to give Labor a poll bounce

An unidentified South Australian Labor MP has charged with four counts relating to the acquisition and possession of child pornography.

‎‘Sexting’ controversy recalls 1980s panic over ‘fucksimiles’

Critics have branded the government’s campaign against ‘sexting’, or sending sexually explicit MMS messages, ‘dull and unrealistic’.

Leaks prove Assange overstated the case for going into two Swedish women

Lawyers for Julian Assange are outraged that The Guardian has published leaked Swedish police files about the rape charges faced by the WikiLeaks chief.

Forests NSW heeds calls to demolish Belanglo State Forest

The murder of Bargo teenager David Auchterlonie in the Belanglo State Forest has only added to the notoriety of the area where seven people were killed in the 1990s.

Quaid applies for asylum, asylum could be the best option at this point

Fugitive actor Randy Quaid is claiming that he failed to appear in court on burglary charges because he believes a gang of “star-whackers” are killing Hollywood celebrities—and that he could be next.

DFAT urges Australians to defer all non-essential drug smuggling into Indonesia

Michael Sacatides, the Australian kickboxing instructor who brought 1.7 kilograms of methamphetamine into Bali on Friday, is maintaining his innocence.

Anti-coal banners atop massive pile of coal form most carbon-intensive advertisement ever

Around 40 anti-coal activists from the group Rising Tide brought Newcastle’s coal terminals to a standstill for five hours today.

Fire ‘significantly alters’ council chambers without filing DA

Liverpool’s council chambers been destroyed in a major blaze that investigators suspect may have been deliberately lit.

Comrade Duch defends 70s school-turned-death-camp as “building the education revolution”

Comrade Duch, the Khmer Rouge official who converted a high school into the notorious S-21 prison camp, will appeal his 30-year gaol term for crimes against humanity.

Banknote company may have handed over 50 trillion rupiah to win, fulfil note-printing contract

The Reserve Bank’s note-printing business has been accused of bribing Indonesian officials in order to win a 1999 contract for printing 500 million 100,000-rupiah notes.

Police re-enactment reveals McGurk shot at close range, yesterday, by police

Police yesterday staged a re-enactment of the murder of Sydney businessman Michael McGurk in a bid to gain new insights into the four-month-old case.

‘Shoplifting’ senator damages Australia’s relations with Foodland

$93 worth of fruit pays tribute to the security guard's courage.



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