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Direct line between October 7 and Bondi: Vigils remember Jewish massacre
Ben Cubby, Emily Kaine The coarse wail of the shofar – a ceremonial ram's horn trumpet – echoed across the Bondi Pavilion courtyard at 6.29am on Wednesday as about 700 people gathered to mark the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel.
Direct line between October 7 and Bondi: Vigil remembers Jewish massacre
Ben Cubby The coarse wail of the shofar - a ceremonial ram's horn trumpet - echoed across the Bondi Pavilion courtyard at 6.29am on Tuesday as around 700 people gathered to mark the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel.
Teen drone operator charged with murder denied bail after allegedly conducting surveillance
Sarah McPhee, Ben Cubby, Linda Morris, Adrian Proszenko A teenage drone operator was denied bail on Saturday after being charged in relation to the shooting murder of Joshua Macdonald in western Sydney earlier this month. Jimmy Schulz, 18, had allegedly been conducting another drone surveillance operation when he was arrested on Friday after a tip-off from a member of the public. A Cronulla Sharks player, 19-year-old Ratu Viliame Koroitamana, was driving a car in which Schulz was arrested.
Teen drone operator charged with murder arrested while allegedly conducting surveillance
Sarah McPhee, Ben Cubby, Adrian Proszenko An 18-year-old drone operator charged over his alleged involvement in the fatal shooting of Joshua Macdonald in western Sydney earlier this month was allegedly conducting another criminal surveillance operation when he was arrested on Friday. An emerging Cronulla Sharks player, 19-year-old Ratu Viliame Koroitamana, was driving a car in which the alleged drone operator was arrested on Friday.
The 43 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them
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The 41 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them
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The 39 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them
Mostafa Rachwani, Ben Cubby, Cindy Yin, Lachlan Abbott Warning: This story contains graphic content. The parents of an Australian woman hiking through Nepal and around the region impacted by the tragic flooding have confirmed their daughter is alive. A majority of the 39 Australians missing after the devastating flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet were pilgrims on a journey to one of the most spiritually significant locations in the world.
The 39 Australians missing in the Nepal-Tibet floods, and what we know about them
Matthew Knott, Mostafa Rachwani, Ben Cubby, Cindy Yin, Lachlan Abbott Warning: This story contains graphic content. A majority of the 39 Australian victims of the devastating flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet were pilgrims on a journey to one of the most spiritually significant locations in the world.
How a covert tree camera caught an ex-bikie's massive illegal asbestos dump
Ben Cubby A former associate of the Rebels bikie gang has been found guilty of secretly dumping 73,000 tonnes of asbestos waste in Sydney's north-west after one of the biggest pollution stings in the history of the NSW Environment Protection Authority. Andrew Hughes and his company Ant Civil Pty Ltd are facing penalties of up to $4.2 million for creating a massive unlicensed waste dump at Wheeny Creek in the Hawkesbury region.
Supermarkets seek answers over battery recycling scandal
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Inside the Supreme Court battle for Eddie Obeid’s $30m coal cash
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Man kills parents, brother in ‘very bloody’ attack in Sydney home, police allege
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Fine for infrastructure giant that delivered asbestos-laced mulch to Rozelle Parklands
Ben Cubby Infrastructure giant John Holland and a contractor have agreed to pay $150,000 after delivering asbestos-laced mulch to Rozelle Parklands, sparking a 2024 crisis that saw dozens of schools, parks and hospitals closed due to contamination. John Holland and its joint venture partner, CPB Contractors, which managed the Rozelle Parklands project in Sydney's inner west , have entered into an “enforceable undertaking” with the NSW Environment Protection Authority.
Australia news LIVE: Greens elect new party leader, PM meets with Indonesian President
By Lucy Craymer New Zealand’s youngest MP, Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, is among three indigenous politicians who have been suspended from parliament over a haka protest in the chamber, which went viral last November. The Privileges Committee recommended that Te Pati Maori co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi be suspended for 21 days, while 22-year-old Maipi-Clarke received a seven-day ban for acting in “a manner that could have the effect of intimidating a member of the house”.
Australia news LIVE: Sussan Ley beats Angus Taylor to claim Liberals leadership, PM and new Labor cabinet sworn in
By Paul Sakkal Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has withdrawn her candidacy to be deputy Liberal Party leader after Angus Taylor lost the leadership vote to Sussan Ley. The Liberal’s Right faction has put forward Phillip Thompson, the member for Herbert, as its candidate for deputy, to run against Ted O’Brien. Price defected from the National Party after the Coalition’s May 3 election defeat to join the Liberals. By Olivia Ireland Sussan Ley has been elected the first woman to lead the Liberal Party.
Punishment and control: the secret handbook that rules a religion
Australian children in the Jehovah’s Witnesses religion are being trained to avoid life-saving blood transfusions and parents are being coached to thwart court processes that may prevent their children from dying, internal church documents reveal.
FIFA deletes Matildas fans’ World Cup videos from social media
Fans who shared footage taken inside World Cup stadiums have had their videos wiped from social media after complaints from football’s organising body FIFA. Strict rules buried in the 13 pages of fine print that accompany match tickets specify that people not broadcast “live or near live” material from the grounds on their personal social media accounts, to protect broadcaster’s rights.
FIFA deletes Matildas fans’ World Cup videos from social media mogaznewsen
Football fans have had their social media footage taken down after copyright complaints by football's governing body....
Part of the Blue Mountains to be next spot to reclaim its Indigenous name as trend picks up
What’s in a name? Quite a lot, if the furore around the growing trend for using Indigenous place names is to be believed. State geographical naming bodies are wading through a flood of applications for formal recognition of Indigenous places, and in many cases local councils, businesses and sporting bodies have just gone ahead and began to promote Indigenous place names. Montague Island, off Narooma on the NSW south coast, was formally given the dual name Barunguba last week.
Centre for Research on Globalisation (CRG)
The United States military has admitted it used napalm-type weapons in Iraq. A Pentagon spokesman had told the Herald it did not have any stocks of napalm, but it seems the denial was a quibble. The Pentagon no longer officially uses the brand-name Napalm, a combination of naphthalene and palmitate, but a similar substance known as fuel-gel mixture contained in Mark-77 fire bombs was dropped on Iraqi troops near the Iraq-Kuwait border at the start of the recent war.
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