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Jenny Ky

Verified
Sydney
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), 7News, New Idea, Men's Health (Australia), Mogaznews En, that's life!, Practical Parenting (Australia)
Digital + Social Producer | Fangirl in my spare time | All views my own and often in caps lock and gifs. ✨
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The inside story of how one of Canberra's longest running cold cases, the Irma Palasics killing, was solved

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By Elizabeth Byrne Verified, Richard Mockler, Jenny Ky Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Two houses, three break-ins, violent attacks and more than $100,000 stashed away. Those circumstances led to the brutal killing of 72-year-old grandmother Irma Palasics. It was one of Canberra's longest-running cold cases, until a DNA match brought down the attackers. In 1999, two masked men broke into this Canberra house. The couple who lived there, Irma and Gregor Palasics, were bashed, gagged, and tied up. By the time the men left, Gregor was badly injured, and Irma was dead.
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Inside Iran women are also pro regime and Ayatollah Khamenei and see Donald Trump as the villain

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By Karishma Vyas, Myles Wearring, Jenny Ky Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Iran's 'Shirzanen' or 'Lionesses' have been fighting for rights since the 1979 Revolution, when the hardline Islamist regime made the hijab mandatory. But for every one of them, there are other women: the ones who support the Ayatollah and the strict observance of Shia Islam. They are vocal and ready to strike at those they see as the ultimate infidels. As the ABC travels around inside Tehran, they tell us their stories.
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Decades of economic decline has 'broken' Britons, pushing one fifth of people into poverty and towards political Reform

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By Elias Clure Verified, Riley Stuart Verified, Jenny Ky Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The Union Jack flutters on a telegraph pole. Once a symbol of might and power it is now anything but in a modern and broken kingdom where poverty is rife and rising further. The UK is one of the richest countries in the world. () Modern Britain is a paradox. The UK is still one of the richest countries in the world — a diplomatic power with a strong military and currency.
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