Alleged terrorist called by ‘God’: court
An alleged terror offender told police that he was “told by God” to lead a push for an Australian republic before taking two hostages at Windang, a court has heard.
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Major city’s huge parking overhaul
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Mixed news for star Tiger trio
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Reason cops have banned rap music
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Hayne jury’s question on ‘ignorance’ defence
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Desperate search for missing hiker
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