NSW Libs did the wrong thing: Baird
High Court challenge to Senate voting changes based on 'hopeless' grounds, court hears
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Bob's Day in court The Family First Senator was on the losing side as parliament changed the way the senate is elected, now he's seeking redress in the high court. PT1M25S 620 349 A High Court challenge to Senate voting changes is based on "hopeless" or "weak" grounds but should be resolved expeditiously because it is of considerable public interest, the government's top lawyer has said.Independent senator Bob Day launched a constitutional challe..>> view originalBattling Harvey family claim $40m
Lucky Steve, who sold the $40 million winning OZ Lotto ticket to a local family at his Harvey Newsagency. Picture: Channel Nine/TwitterA STRUGGLING South West family has gone from working seven days a week to winning $40 million in Tuesday’s OZ Lotto jackpot draw.The stunned, but overjoyed family from the South West claimed the jackpot prize on Wednesday.The massive Lotto win has sent the town of Harvey, 140km south of Perth — and more famous for its fresh oranges, beef, dairy and cheese — into ..>> view originalFamily's tears as schoolgirl refused bail
Schoolgirl on terror charge refused bailFamily's tears as schoolgirl refused bailA schoolgirl charged over an alleged plot to send thousands of dollars to Islamic State sat stony-faced for hours, hunched over in the dock of a Sydney courtroom on Wednesday as prosecutors detailed the elaborate investigation that led to her arrest.But she was overwhelmed with emotion on Thursday when she learned she may spend several months behind bars.The 16-year-old, who cannot be named, burst into tears and cov..>> view originalLambie looks to crowdfund her campaign
Discovery of body in River Torrens near University of Adelaide being treated as suspicious police say
Body found in River Torrens in 'suspicious' circumstances Updated March 24, 2016 17:25:14 Adelaide police are treating the discovery of a man's body in the River Torrens, near the University of Adelaide in the CBD, as suspicious.Police said a member of the public found the body and called them just after 2:00pm.They said they had cordoned off an area east of Kintore Avenue.Police divers recovered the body just after 3:00pm.Officers said the man was believed to be aged b..>> view originalLiberal backbenchers defend Treasurer Scott Morrison against criticism of his performance
Bligh Park family may have been targeted in robbery over belief they had large amounts of cash, police say
Bligh Park family may have been targeted in robbery over belief they had large amounts of cash, police say Updated March 24, 2016 17:14:32 A family attacked in a violent home invasion in Sydney's north west may have been targeted in the belief they had a large amount of cash in their home, NSW Police have said.Karina Le Breton, 42, was bashed three times over the head with a hand gun and her 18-year-old son had his leg slashed with a machete when five men broke into the..>> view originalSalim Mehajer misses debt deadlines and mortgages family property
EXCLUSIVE Video will begin in 5 seconds. Salim Mehajer cleared of threatening Bruce Herat The suspended deputy mayor of Auburn is found not guilty of threatening a man in a gym but the interim apprehended violence order has been extended for 12 months. PT0M50S 620 349 EXCLUSIVESalim Mehajer's property empire is showing considerable strain, as investigations by the Herald reveal his companies have been unable to meet court-ordered payments, taken on unfavourable loans and sold-..>> view originalTickle torture swim coach Anthony Ronald O'Donnell avoids jail over twisted punishment of 12-year-old girl
Thursday, March 24, 2016
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