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‘Arm Our Watchdogs’: Jewish Businessman Steven Lowy Calls for Community Security Group NSW to Carry Firearms in Public Spaces Steven Lowy, a prominent Jewish businessman, has backed the arming of Community Security Group NSW (CSG NSW) in public spaces, citing the need for enhanced security and confidence in the Jewish community. New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has flagged the possibility of arming CSG NSW, but senior police officer David Hudson has expressed “considerable reservation” about the measure. The debate comes after the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack in December, where CSG NSW had an unarmed presence, and amid growing…

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Outback Apocalypse: Record-Breaking Rains Wreak Havoc on South Australia’s Roads, Leaving Remote Communities Isolated and Livestock Stranded South Australia’s network of unsealed roads has been decimated by record-breaking rains, with 10,000 kilometres of roads damaged or closed. Remote communities have been cut off for weeks, with children unable to attend school and livestock inaccessible on stations. The road network may take up to 12 months to recover, with the Department of Infrastructure and Transport working to reopen roads and restore access. The disaster has highlighted the vulnerability of rural communities and the need for improved infrastructure in the face of…

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THE FITTEST OF THEM ALL: Legendary Olympian and Fitness Icon Les Mills Dies Aged 91, Leaving Behind a Legacy of Global Proportions Les Mills, the man who revolutionized group fitness and inspired millions worldwide, has passed away at 91, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the world of sports and fitness. From his humble beginnings as a shot put and discus athlete to his reign as Auckland’s mayor, Mills’ life was a testament to his strength, drive, and dedication to helping others. His iconic fitness brand, Les Mills, has grown into a global phenomenon, with clubs around the world using…

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Australian Icon Paul Hogan Slams ‘Racist’ Pauline Hanson Over Multiculturalism Row: ‘I Want to Die in a Multicultural Australia’ Paul Hogan has lashed out at One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, labelling her views on multiculturalism as ‘racist’ Hanson had hailed Hogan as a symbol of Australian monoculture, citing his iconic character in Crocodile Dundee The 86-year-old actor has lived and worked alongside immigrants, saying Australia has always been a ‘cosmopolitan’ society Hanson’s comments have sparked widespread backlash, with critics accusing her of promoting a divisive and exclusionary agenda Paul Hogan, the beloved Australian actor who shot to fame with his…

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Thai Airline Employee’s Desperate Bid to Smuggle $500,000 Worth of Heroin into Melbourne Foiled by Australian Border Force A Thai national working for an international airline has been arrested and charged with attempting to smuggle 1kg of heroin into Melbourne Airport The 26-year-old woman allegedly concealed the drugs in the lining of 12 tote bags in her luggage The estimated street value of the heroin is $500,000, with the woman facing a maximum penalty of 25 years’ imprisonment if convicted The bust is the latest example of “trusted insiders” being targeted by criminal syndicates to smuggle illicit substances into Australia…

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