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Man ‘who murdered his wife and daughter slit their throats before casually walking away’0
- World News
- December 4, 2020
Tesco worker ‘who murdered his wife, 40, and daughter, 18, had face of “pure anger” as he slit their throats with kitchen knife before “casually walking away like nothing had happened”‘ Marcin Zdun slit the throats of Aneta and Nikoleta Zdun with a kitchen knife 40-year-old told his murder trial he cannot remember killing wife
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Porter’s union divorce plan solves multiple problems 0
- National News
- December 4, 2020
Christian Porter’s new strategy against the CFMEU represents a significant tactical shift that opens the way for the break-up of the militant union, cements the death of the Coalition’s Ensuring Integrity Bill, and aims to further isolate the union’s Victorian leader, John Setka. See Original Article…
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Harry Potter book to be sold for 50p turns out to be worth £50,000 0
- News
- December 4, 2020
Hansons Auctioneers’ expert Jim Spencer with the book (Picture: Mark Laban/Hansons/SWNS) A Harry Potter book set to be sold for 50p at a car boot sale is now expected to fetch £50,000 at auction after it turned out to be a rare first edition. Charlotte Rumsey, 28, was helping her mum Karen, 59, have a
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Electronic surveillance set for overhaul 0
- National News
- December 4, 2020
Australia’s electronic surveillance laws are set for an overhaul after the Morrison government agreed to the recommendations of a landmark intelligence report. Former intelligence chief Dennis Richardson’s 1300-page report found the existing framework was unnecessarily complex and outpaced by technology. Attorney-General Christian Porter expected the surveillance reforms to take up to 18 months to draft.
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British expat is shot dead by French hunter who mistook him for a boar 0
- World News
- December 4, 2020
A 25-year-old British expat who was shot and killed by a hunter who mistook him for a boar close to his home in south-western France has been named. Morgan Keane is thought to have died instantly when a bullet fired by a hunter hit him in the isolated hamlet of La Garrigue, near Calvignac and north of Toulouse.
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scapegoating leads to new COVID-19 health risks 0
- Politics
- December 4, 2020
The hunt for COVID-19 scapegoats not only fails to address the issues that lead to outbreaks, but creates new health risks as well. Site of COVID scapegoating Woodville Pizza Bar, Adelaide (Image: Woodville Pizza Bar) If there’s one thing we’ve learned in the midst of the pandemic, it’s that our nation loves a scapegoat. Allegedly
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