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Canberra Liberals Leader Embroiled in Text Message Scandal: ‘F*** My Job Is Boring’ Mark Parton admits to sending a text message complaining about his job, but denies it was sent to a sex worker A complaint was lodged, but the ACT Legislative Assembly’s standards commissioner has decided not to launch an investigation Mr Parton refers the matter to the Australian Federal Police, claiming he is being “harassed” The opposition leader defends the content of the text message, saying he was “holding the government to account” Canberra Liberals leader Mark Parton has found himself at the center of a text message…

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‘Big Brother’ Bill: NSW Drivers’ Licence Photos to be Shared with National Facial Recognition Database in Bid to Crack Down on Identity Fraud and Organised Crime NSW drivers’ licence photos could be shared with a national facial recognition database under proposed new laws. The move is part of a bill aimed at preventing identity fraud and organised crime networks. Police access to unredacted photos from public toll roads could also be granted. Critics warn the plan is a ‘mass surveillance’ move that lacks safeguards. The New South Wales government has introduced a bill to parliament that could see drivers’ licence…

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‘Time Catches Up with Everyone’: Tina Arena’s Chilling Comment on Ex-Husband’s Rape Conviction Exposed A high-profile Melbourne business figure and former manager of singer-songwriter Tina Arena has been found guilty of raping a young woman at his home. A suppression order hiding his identity was lifted by the court, revealing Ralph Carnovale-Carr as the man at the centre of the shocking case. Carnovale-Carr, 66, was convicted of two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault, with the victim describing a harrowing ordeal of cocaine use and violent assault. Tina Arena, who was married to Carnovale-Carr from 1995 to…

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Tragedy Strikes on the Pitch: Lightning Bolt Kills Young Footballer in Thailand, Leaving 12 Others Injured A freak lightning bolt struck a football field in southern Thailand, killing 24-year-old Safwan Awae and injuring 12 others. The incident occurred during a match in the Golok Cup regional tournament at Santiphap Stadium in Narathiwat province. Players were battling through torrential rain when the bolt hit the ground, sending a plume of smoke into the air and knocking several people to the ground. The tragedy has prompted renewed warnings about the dangers of playing outdoor sport during severe thunderstorms. The stormy weather had…

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Perth Paediatrician’s Dark Secret Exposed: 72 Child Sex Charges and a Trail of Betrayal A Perth paediatrician is facing 72 child sex charges after a shocking investigation revealed a trail of abuse and exploitation. Chia Liang Saw, 41, allegedly recorded his abuse using hidden cameras at his consulting rooms, leaving families shattered and a community in shock. The paediatrician’s medical licence has been suspended, and he is due to face Perth Magistrates Court today, with his reputation left in tatters. The allegations against Dr Saw have sparked outrage and raised serious questions about the safeguarding of vulnerable children in medical…

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