Cauchi ‘did not target women’ in Westfield attack
Joel Cauchi searched online for serial killers, ‘cop killers’, mass stabbings and information about the Columbine shooters in the days and months before the Bondi Junction stabbing attack.
Joel Cauchi searched online for serial killers, ‘cop killers’, mass stabbings and information about the Columbine shooters in the days and months before the Bondi Junction stabbing attack.
The Liberal candidate seeking to win back the highly prized, once ironclad-safe seat of Mackellar on Sydney’s northern beaches, understands the scale of the challenge he faces.
QUT’s vice-chancellor has blamed the poaching of foreign students by private providers as the reason almost half of its new international students dropped out or failed to show up.
More than 70 per cent of parents from government, private and Catholic schools expect faith-based schools to operate within their ‘values and ethos’ and believe staff should support that position.
Renowned scientist Sean Smith has taken the ANU to court for unfair dismissal, saying there was ‘absolute negligence on the part of ANU HR and then brutal behaviour to cover it up’.
Police did not initially believe Audrey’s death was suspicious but now allege the 53-year-old man had a ‘physical altercation with the victim’ before he murdered her.
Victims of domestic violence are being forced to pay their former abusers child support once they separate, which one woman has called ‘state-sanctioned coercive control’.
Two men, including the son of the woman shot dead in a drive-by shooting in Sydney’s southwest, have been arrested and are assisting with police inquiries.
Monash University’s ethics and integrity team is investigating ‘concerns’ over research carried out by renowned development economist Asad Islam.
A witness said he heard someone run out into the backyard screaming ‘mum’s just been shot’.
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