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‘I’m Made Voiceless’: Indigenous Academic Marcia Langton Reveals Shocking Abuse by Pro-Palestinian Activists After Supporting Jewish Australians Respected Indigenous academic Marcia Langton testifies to royal commission about vile abuse she faced from pro-Palestinian movement Langton’s car windows smashed after showing support for Jewish Australians, sparking fears for her safety Jewish childcare worker shares heartwarming story of teaching non-Jewish kids about her culture, promoting social cohesion Royal commission into antisemitism hears disturbing accounts of racism and hate in Australia As a prominent advocate for Indigenous Australians, Marcia Langton has dedicated her career to fighting for the rights and dignity of her…

‘Twisted Revenge’: Man Jailed for Using Homemade Shotgun to Maim Love Rival in Brutal Act of Retribution A Canberra man has been sentenced to over two years in jail for shooting a love rival with a homemade shotgun, leaving him with serious facial and shoulder injuries. Bradley John Wilson, 26, exacted ‘revenge’ on the victim, who had been intimate with his girlfriend while he was in prison. The court heard Wilson’s actions were motivated by a twisted desire for retribution, fueled by a history of substance abuse and a traumatic childhood event. Wilson will be eligible for parole in 2027,…

PM’s Lavish Travel Bill: Albanese’s $4 Million Taxpayer Funded Jaunts Spark Outrage Anthony Albanese’s travel expenses have sparked outrage after it was revealed he spent over $4 million of taxpayer money on flights last financial year. The Prime Minister’s office racked up a whopping $753,541.83 in travel costs for 60 staff members in just one quarter, with Labor ministers spending a total of $11.7 million on commercial and Defence Force flights. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles and Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong were among the top spenders, with Marles clocking up over $1.8 million in travel expenses and Wong spending…

Australian Man Accused of Brutal Murder of Thai Teenager Faces Death Penalty as Investigation Nears End Australian citizen Simon Carman, 45, accused of murdering 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla in Thailand Police reveal autopsy shows Tunchanok died from suffocation, with DNA evidence linking Carman to the crime scene Carman faces four charges, including murder, which carries the death penalty or life imprisonment Tunchanok’s family demands justice, with her great aunt calling for the death penalty if Carman is found guilty The investigation into the alleged murder of Thai teenager Tunchanok Donhomla is nearing its end, with police set to hand over the…

‘Innocent Australians Caught in Meta’s AI Dragnet: Thousands Shut Out of Social Media Accounts Amid Bungled Safety Crackdown’ Thousands of Australians have been wrongly banned from social media platforms by Meta’s AI safety tools, sparking outrage and calls for government intervention. Small business owners and innocent users have been caught in the crossfire, with some accused of selling illegal prescription medications or child sexual exploitation. Victims are being forced to navigate an “endless chatbot loop” to appeal the decisions, with many left frustrated and devastated. The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman is calling on the federal government to expand her jurisdiction to…