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Pauline Hanson Abandons One Nation Candidate Who Described Gays as Having a ‘Mental Illness’ Amid Fierce Backlash One Nation’s WA candidate Parminder Singh sparks outrage with homophobic comments, claiming gay people have a “mental illness” Pauline Hanson distances herself from Singh’s views, saying he’s no longer a candidate and his comments don’t reflect the party’s stance WA Labor Minister John Carey, who is openly gay, slams Singh’s comments as “extreme, divisive and nasty” and blames One Nation for promoting prejudice Singh’s profile is removed from the One Nation website after the ABC reveals his homophobic statements The controversy surrounding One…

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EXPOSED: The Dark Side of Olympic Ambition – How False Allegations Almost Destroyed Australian Breakdancer Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn A new Netflix documentary reveals the shocking false allegations that threatened to destroy the career of Australian breakdancer Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn Gunn was accused of cheating her way into the Paris 2024 Olympics with the help of her husband and coach, Samuel Free The allegations sparked a global backlash, with thousands signing a petition calling for Gunn’s removal from the Olympic team But the truth behind Gunn’s qualification and the devastating impact of the false allegations are now revealed in the explosive…

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‘Shocking Betrayal of Trust’: Two Victoria Police Officers Charged with Assaulting Indigenous Man During Arrest Two Victoria Police officers face assault charges over allegations they unlawfully attacked an Indigenous man during an arrest in Melbourne’s east last year. The officers, a senior constable and a sergeant, are accused of striking the man in the head with a taser and knee, respectively. The charges come as Victoria Police faces intense scrutiny over alleged misconduct, with 105 complaints assessed and 28 investigations launched last year. The accused officers remain working in their current roles and will face court next month. The news…

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Activewear Empire in Tatters: The Dark Side of Social Media Fame as Suave Closes Its Doors Amid Death Threats and Financial Ruin Australian activewear label Suave is shutting down after a tumultuous year marked by a viral gym video scandal, death threats, and financial struggles. Founder Connor Wright revealed the business was in debt and had been struggling before the scandal, but the fallout made it impossible to continue. The couple at the centre of the storm, Connor and Chloe Wright, faced intense backlash, including harassment, threats, and loss of livelihood. The saga highlights the perils of social media fame…

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Ex-NRL Star Joshua McGuire Committed to Stand Trial for ‘Extremely Serious’ Allegations of Child Assault Former Queensland State of Origin player Joshua McGuire faces trial for allegedly seriously assaulting a child in Brisbane. The child’s mother took her to a police station after the incident, where officers photographed her alleged injuries. Magistrate Belinda Merrin rejected part of McGuire’s bail variation application, citing the “extremely serious” nature of the allegations. McGuire, who played NRL for over a decade, will have his case return to court at a later date. The once-celebrated rugby league career of Joshua McGuire now hangs in the…

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