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Sexism in the Pulpit: Presbyterian Church in NSW and ACT Bans Women from Senior Roles in Devastating Blow to Female Parishioners A shocking vote by the Presbyterian Church in NSW and ACT has excluded women from elder roles, sparking outrage and disappointment among female parishioners. The decision, made by a predominantly male assembly, has been labelled a “regression” by critics, who claim it diminishes the church and undermines the importance of women’s roles. The ban is expected to have far-reaching consequences, with some women questioning whether they can remain part of a church that they feel no longer values their…

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Government’s Long-Awaited Response to Islamophobia Report Sparks Debate: ‘Too Little, Too Late’? The Albanese government has finally responded to the special envoy’s report on Islamophobia, 10 months after its release, with a package of new measures across education and awareness. However, the response has been met with criticism for rejecting calls to overhaul counter-terror laws and ignoring key recommendations, sparking concerns of “too little, too late”. The government’s decision has been defended by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who claims that the response is based on “independent advice” and not a “contracted out” decision. Special envoy Aftab Malik has vowed to…

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Perth Father’s Terrifying Road Rage Ordeal: ‘I Thought I Was Going to Die’ as Stranger Unleashes Baseball Bat Attack Isaac Ladha, 48, was allegedly attacked with a baseball bat by a stranger in a random road rage incident in Perth’s southern suburbs The father-of-one feared for his life as he was blocked in and set upon by the attacker, who first pulled out a machete before grabbing the bat Ladha suffered a fractured nose and a cut above his eye, but miraculously escaped without brain injury A 46-year-old man has been charged with assault and will appear in court in…

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Pauline Hanson’s Lavish European Adventure: A ‘Fact-Finding Mission’ or a Luxury Vacation on Someone Else’s Dime? One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has sparked outrage after refusing to disclose who paid for her luxury trip to Sicily, where she attended a Dolce & Gabbana fashion show and stayed at a five-star resort. The 72-year-old senator has been in the UK and Europe for almost two weeks, describing her trip as a “fact-finding mission” while meeting with right-wing figures and enjoying high-end events. Opponents have accused Hanson of “living it up” in Italy while others have questioned who footed the bill, with…

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‘A Hero to Two Nations’: Australian Soldier Who Fought for Ukraine Killed in Russian Ambush An Australian soldier who left the Defence Force to fight for Ukraine has been killed in a frontline Russian ambush, leaving behind a grieving family and a legacy of bravery Samuel Michael Pedrazzini, 26, was a specialist medic and combat instructor with the Australian Defence Force before resigning to join the Ukrainian armed forces in 2025 He was killed on June 13 in the Donetsk region, and his parents bravely traveled to Ukraine to attend his military funeral, where they were presented with the Ukrainian…

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