68 ADULTS and 30 children from seventeen different countries received their Australian Citizenship on Australia Day, Thursday 26 January, presented in Coffs Harbour at the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden by City of Coffs Harbour Mayor Paul Amos and General Manager Natalia Cowley. The citizenship ceremony followed the presentation of the Coffs Harbour Australia Day...
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A mother’s quest for answers after her son’s murder inspired an official inquiry, but the city is exercising information control.
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De bermuda e chinelão, o ex-presidente cometeu crime gravíssimo contra a democracia ao participar de trama para espionar Alexandre de Moraes.
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Candy Jar Books have announced the second of its UNIT Files short story collections, Operation Fall-Out UNIT: Operation Fall-Out features eight new short stories, all set during August 1973. Each of the stories are connected, to a greater or lesser extent, and feed into an ongoing narrative that readers will hopefully find both enjoyable and […]
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The South Australian Government has launched a ban on mobile phones in public high schools to curb bullying. However, while smartphones exacerbate bullying, banning them alone will not fix the problem. read now...
The wellness industry has infiltrated even food magazines, using food-shaming language while promoting the latest diet trends, which can lead to body shame and eating disorders. read now...The quest to detect neutrinos has physicists—and society—asking hard questions.
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In a new phase of a multi-year cover-up, the OPCW has accused Syria of a chemical attack in Douma. But to make the case, the OPCW breaks its own rules and offers an argument that its own findings undermine. In the latest chapter of an international cover-up scandal, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has directly accused Syria of committing a deadly chemical attack in the town of Douma. A new report from the chemical watchdog’s Investigation […]
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