Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Tearful MP Sid Cramp shares own story of domestic violence as bill is introduced and other top stories.

  • Tearful MP Sid Cramp shares own story of domestic violence as bill is introduced

    Tearful MP Sid Cramp shares own story of domestic violence as bill is introduced
    UPDATE: The Domestic and Family Violence Protection and Other Legislation Amendment Bill passed the Queensland Parliament House a short time after 6pm on Tuesday.The legislation passed after hearing emotional contributions from MPs, who outlined their own histories with the scourge of domestic violence. Member for Gaven Sidney Cramp broke down as he told Parliament of the violent upbringing of himself and his siblings. Photo: Facebook/Sid Cramp The amendments include giving police more p..
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  • Kalgoorlie suicide: Woman takes her life at scene where teenager Elijah Doughty died

    Kalgoorlie suicide: Woman takes her life at scene where teenager Elijah Doughty died
    Kalgoorlie suicide: Woman takes her life at scene where teenager Elijah Doughty died Updated October 11, 2016 12:56:52 The West Australian Goldfields town of Kalgoorlie has been rocked by another tragedy, with a 37-year-old woman taking her life at the site of teenager Elijah Doughty's death. Key points:14-year-old Elijah Doughty died after allegedly being hit by a ute, his death sparked riots in KalgoorlieA woman took her life at the site of his deathSuicide rates in ..
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  • Leyonhjelm interrupts tribute to deceased journalist Rebecca Wilson

    Leyonhjelm interrupts tribute to deceased journalist Rebecca Wilson
    Liberal Democrat David Leyonhjelm has interrupted a Senate tribute to late sports journalist Rebecca Wilson to slam her reports on Western Sydney Wanderers fans. Senator Leyonhjelm asked to make a statement on the Labor motion, backed by the Senate on Tuesday, acknowledging Ms Wilson's contribution to her industry. A story she wrote last year naming and shaming football fans caused material harm and was something nobody should be proud of: "Death does not absolve us of what we did when we were ..
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  • Aussie mum to face murder charges

    Aussie mum to face murder charges
    Death in Bali: Timeline of events2:01The death of a Bali cop has lead to Aussie Sara Connor and Brit David Taylor being held in Denpasar Police Station as suspects. As they await any charges, here is a timeline of events. Sara Connor inside a cell of Denpasar Police Station last month. Picture: Lukman S. BintoroCindy Wockner and Komang ErvianiNews Corp Australia NetworkPROSECUTORS have confirmed that Australian woman Sara Connor and her British boyfriend David Taylor will face three charges — m..
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  • Wife accidentally runs over and kills husband in driveway

    Wife accidentally runs over and kills husband in driveway
    Residents of a quiet suburban street rushed outside on Tuesday afternoon to find their elderly neighbour cradling her husband and crying, "I killed you my darling, my sweetheart". The 73-year-old woman had accidentally run over her husband in the driveway of their Clayton South home. More News Videos Previous slide Next slide Elderly man accidently run over by wife Clayton South Creepy clowns captured on camera in Melbourne Federal government passes ..
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  • TGA pregnancy warning for popular over-the-counter painkillers

    TGA pregnancy warning for popular over-the-counter painkillers
    Australia's drug regulator has issued a warning about women taking popular over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs like Nurofen and Voltaren during early pregnancy due to increased risk of miscarriage.The Therapeutic Goods Administration is already in talks with drug companies to ensure packaging labels contain warnings that include women who are trying to conceive but may not yet know they're pregnant. The drug regulator has proposed a new warning about taking anti-inflammatory drugs if ..
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  • Same-sex marriage: Turnbull refuses to say if he will allow parliamentary vote after Labor blocks plebiscite

    Same-sex marriage: Turnbull refuses to say if he will allow parliamentary vote after Labor blocks plebiscite
    Same-sex marriage: Turnbull refuses to say if he will allow parliamentary vote after Labor blocks plebiscite Updated October 11, 2016 18:59:30 Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will not say if he will allow a parliamentary vote on same-sex marriage after his plan for a plebiscite was blocked by the Opposition.Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has declared that an "expensive, divisive" plebiscite on same-sex marriage would hurt gay people, and confirmed that Labor will vote a..
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  • Man brought in over one-punch death

    Man brought in over one-punch death
    POLICE have brought in a man they want to speak to in relation to the one-punch death of Timothy Lang in Brisbane.Hours after police released a picture of Wayne Hearn, detectives found him in Redcliffe.He was handcuffed and subsequently taken to Dutton Park Watch House, where he remains.Charges are yet to be laid.Mr Lang was walking along Melbourne Street at South Brisbane about 10.15am on Saturday when he crossed paths with a man jogging in the opposite direction.The pair exchanged words before..
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  • One Nation senator Brian Burston calls for a new 'patriotic broadcasting corporation'

    One Nation senator Brian Burston calls for a new 'patriotic broadcasting corporation'
    A new "Patriotic Broadcasting Corporation" could better represent the identity of mainstream Australians and fight bias within the ABC, new One Nation senator Brian Burston said on Tuesday.Using his first speech to attack Australia's immigration policy and blame violent crime on "aggressive multiculturalism", the former local councillor and newly elected NSW senator called for an overhaul of the ABC and SBS with a new channel created to present news and current affairs from the perspective of "..
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  • Gable Tostee trial: Jury hears recording of Warriena Wright's final moments alive

    Gable Tostee trial: Jury hears recording of Warriena Wright's final moments alive
    Gable Tostee trial: Jury hears recording of Warriena Wright's final moments alive By Andrew Kos and Sharnie Kim Updated October 11, 2016 20:33:50 A Supreme Court jury has listened to Warriena Wright's last words moments before she fell to her death from the 14th floor balcony of Gable Tostee's Gold Coast apartment in the early hours of the morning on August 8, 2014.Tostee, 30, has pleaded not guiltyƂ to murdering the 26-year-old New Zealand tourist, whom he met th..
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