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1st 'ISIS Bride' Denied Bail By Australian Court

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By Australian Court
| madspace.com
May 8, 2026 A woman accused of joining ISIS in the Middle East will remain behind bars after a judge denied her bid to rejoin her son at the family home. Janai Safar, 32, was arrested after arriving in Australia with a group of women and children who were all returning from a Syrian refugee camp on Thursday night.
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Brendan Gunn, Raygun's Brother, Charged By Australian Court for Crypto-Linked Fraud Original

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By Brendan Gunn, Australian Court, Parikshit Mishra, Raygun's Brother
| CoinDesk Verified
Brendan Gunn is the director of an Australian firm that uses facilitates investment in crypto and other overseas investments. By Parikshit Mishra Mar 5, 2025, 7:34 a.m. UTC Brendan Gunn, the brother of Australian breakdancer Raygun, has been charged by a local court for running a crypto-linked fraud scheme. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said that Gunn with a criminal offence, which carries a maximum three years imprisonment, a fine of $37,800 or both.
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Musk's X Fined $418,000 By Australian Court for Child Abuse Probe

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By Australian Court, Aayushi Jain
| Analytics Insight
A court in Australia has recently sanctioned a fine of USD610,500, or about AUD418,000 to Elon Musk's social media platform, X. The fine was levied for failure to comply with inquiries from regulators on the safety of children. X would have done much better had it kept quiet about the efforts it was making to combat the sexual exploitation of children on the platform.
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