Cops “Concerned” Over Opera House Lighting 25/10/2023
It’s been revealed police were warned Sydney’s Palestinian community had been “incensed” by Premier Chris Minns’ decision to light up the Opera House in the colours of the Israeli flag just hours before a rowdy protest descended upon the steps of the iconic landmark.
An Australian businessman has successfully challenged a $45,000 American Express drinks bill in Vietnam – including 1400 tequila shots – after it was ruled two bars took his credit card and ripped him off by $42,000.
The Albanese government is not planning to offer the US more money to guarantee our nuclear submarine purchase but will overhaul Australia’s export rules to win America’s trust to share defence technology.
And the coach of the Melbourne Demons has saved a man’s life in Bali.
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Anonymous Group Of Indigenous Yes Supporters Attack No Voters For Fuelling ‘Racist’ Campaign 23/10/2023
Two Albanese Government Ministers Have Accused Israel Of Inflicting “Collective Punishment” 20/10/2023
US President Joe Biden Meets With Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu 19/10/2023
Australians Stranded In Israel Have Returned Home 18/10/2023
Judge Slams ABC For Implying Federal Court Force Journalists To Reveal Confidential Sources 17/10/2023
Federal Government Urged To Refocus On Cost-Of-Living Crises 16/10/23
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