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Lara Pearce

Sydney
As seen in: Nine News Australia, MSN, MSN Australia, HuffPost, Stuff.co.nz, 9Travel, Nine Network, Wide World of Sports, HuffPost Brasil
Senior producer at @9NewsAUS. Former Associate Editor at @HuffPostAU
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Sydney cop who struck man pinned to ground used 'approved manoeuvre': police

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By Lara Pearce
| Nine Network Verified
NSW Police have defended the conduct of an officer who was filmed appearing to repeatedly punch a man he had pinned to the ground on a Sydney train platform. The six-second clip was taken at Cabramatta train station on Tuesday evening and appears to have been filmed using a phone by an onlooker on board a train on the opposite platform. The footage posted to social media showed the police officer at Cabramatta train station striking a man he had pinned to the ground.
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Barbie pop-up in Sydney forced to glue down props after string of thefts

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By Lara Pearce
| Nine Network Verified
A popular inner Sydney café has been forced to drill and glue down props at its new Barbie installation following a string of thefts. Just days after unveiling the new Barbie-themed pop-up last Thursday, The Grounds of Alexandria posted on social media that it had been subject to a number of thefts and threatened to report the perpetrators to police if they didn’t return the items. The Barbie x Megan Hess installation at the Grounds of Alexandria has been targeted by thieves.
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Seven Hobart venues close without warning as owners go under

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By Lara Pearce
| Nine Network Verified
Seven of Hobart’s most well-known bars and restaurants have closed their doors without warning, as the hospitality group managing them collapsed into voluntary administration. The Pub Banc Group operates Cargo Bar, Jack Greene, Post Street Social, Observatory Bar, Republic Bar, Franklin Wharf Restaurant and Bar and the Franklin Wharf Function Centre. Post Street Social is one of seven well-known Hobart venues which will close immediately, as administrators look to sell the business.
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