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Work zone cameras will soon detect handheld device usage in Craighead County, throughout Arkansas

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By Ellen Coulter 
| Jonesboro Right Now
Work zone cameras will soon detect handheld device usage in Craighead County, throughout Arkansas By mid-January, work zone cameras will detect when drivers are using a handheld device in a work zone, such as a cell phone.
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Don't rush to change gun laws after Bondi, farmers and shooters group in Tasmania says

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By Ellen Coulter 
| ABC News (Australia)
As state and territory leaders consider tougher gun laws, the Tasmanian government is under pressure from interest groups and advocates on all sides of the debate. On Monday, state and territory leaders agreed to look at strengthening Australia's gun laws in light of the Bondi attack. Australia introduced a National Firearms Agreement (NFA) and sweeping gun control measures after the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, but laws vary between jurisdictions.
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Sanjeev Gupta's Liberty Bell Bay smelter could be further pursued by ASIC, even as Georgian bailout proposed

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By Ellen Coulter 
| ABC News (Australia)
The corporate watchdog will consider whether to take further action against one of UK billionaire Sanjeev Gupta's Australian companies, after the NSW Supreme Court knocked back the company's request for more time to file long-overdue financial reports. Liberty Bell Bay operates Australia's only manganese alloy smelter, in northern Tasmania. It's part of the GFG Alliance group of companies, owned by the businessman once hailed as the "saviour of steel".
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