Child sexual abuse royal commission to hear from woman allegedly infected with HIV by soccer coach
Child abuse victim allegedly infected with HIV by soccer coach Updated April 04, 2016 15:28:40 A royal commission has heard testimony from a woman who was allegedly sexually assaulted and infected with HIV by her soccer coach when she was eight years old. Key points:Royal Commission looking into institutional responses into child sexual abuse in sports clubsEight-year-old girl allegedly contracted HIV from soccer coach when he sexually assaulted herThree boys sexually ..>> view originalLiberal MPs reject report claiming transport funding being wasted on wrong projects
Liberal MPs reject report claiming transport funding being wasted on wrong projects Updated April 04, 2016 13:42:18 Federal and state Liberal MPs have rejected claims that transport funding is being spent on marginal regional electorates ahead of much-needed city projects. Key points:Federal MP says regional Australians deserve good infrastructurePoliticians spending on projects without proper evaluation, report saysReport says New England Highway an example of funding..>> view originalFederal funding to stop for Malek Fahd Islamic School in Sydney after review confirms non-compliance
Federal funding to stop for Malek Fahd Islamic School in Sydney after review confirms non-compliance By Danuta Kozaki Updated April 04, 2016 16:36:41 Millions of dollars in federal funding for Australia's largest Islamic school in Sydney's south-west will be stopped, a review has reaffirmed. Key points:Review confirmed school governance and financial issuesMalek Fahd School will appeal decisionSchool to remain open while some funding still available The Malek Fa..>> view originalSydney siege inquest: Gunman Man Haron Monis made hostages feel guilty about escaping
Elly Chen was forced to stand in the cafe window during the siege. Picture: Courtesy of Seven NewsLINDT Cafe worker and hostage Joel Herat has told the Sydney siege inquest he thought about stabbing the gunman Man Haron Monis in the neck.The 22-year-old, who felt his “sense of hope” was diminishing, believed he could get into position to stab Monis.Earlier, Mr Herat spoke about how he secretly stashed a knife and a pair of scissors away to be used as weapons during the siege.“We felt we had been..>> view originalHorse-neglect accused faces Vic court
Piles of decaying horses at Vic propertyHorse-neglect accused faces Vic courtAn Olympian-turned-horse trainer allegedly asked police to shoot him when they arrested him at his Victorian property amid piles of dead and decomposing horses.Bruce Akers also allegedly threatened to kill the surviving horses on the property where police found more than 40 animals dying or in different stages of decay.Akers, 63, has been charged with 92 counts of animal cruelty and criminal damage offences.He was charg..>> view originalQLD mother stabbed to death in home
How Qld VLAD laws could change
New bikie laws threat to us all1:48Peter Wellington says ordinary Queenslanders should fear the new VLAD laws. Courtesy: Nine QUEENSLAND’S VLAD laws would be scrapped and the anti-association provisions enforced by the former Newman Government replaced under a widespread overhaul recommended by the state’s bikie laws review taskforce report Control orders could also be placed on bikies or others considered to be participating in organised crime instead while the bail provisions forcing bikies t..>> view originalMalcolm Turnbull's failed tax policy has given him the chance to deny the states more money. Picture: Ian Svegovic
No increase to education funding: Turnbull2:25Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says there will be no additional education funding before the election. Malcolm Turnbull’s failed tax policy has given him the chance to deny the states more money. Picture: Ian SvegovicIT LOOKS like the states won’t be getting more money from the Federal Government after they rejected Malcolm Turnbull’s state income tax plan. So did the Prime Minister just pull off a political masterstroke or was it another failure?V..>> view originalBishop Mulkearns 'takes secrets to the grave'
Liberal Dennis Jensen says preselection loss result of 'well-organised' campaign
Liberal MP Dennis Jensen has claimed he has fallen victim to a dirty tricks campaign, after steamy excerpts of his novel were released days before he lost preselection. According to reports, Jensen will launch defamation proceedings against the Australian newspaper and a journalist who published excerpts of the novel which involves graphic sex scenes and a fictional war between Australia and an Indonesia-China coalition. On Monday Jensen lost the preselection vote for his seat of Tangney 57 to..>> view original
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