Sri Lanka’s incumbent president has declared a state of emergency amid ongoing protests just days after the nation’s former leader was forced to flee. Key points: Sri Lankan president flees abroad and resigns after mass protests and economic crisis Officials have promised that a new president will be elected in a week Sri Lanka has …
Jim Chalmers has issued a creepy message about debt and told Australians to prepare for some “confronted” budget figures. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned Australians that they are preparing to “face up” to the news when it reveals the state of the country’s finances next week. Rising interest rates at record levels of public debt …
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Strymon is one of the most important names in pedals and has achieved a fan base that fervently believes in its products. With the best of analog and digital, Strymon produces digitally controlled pedals that offer more routing, presets and configurability than anyone. They rose to fame with the success of their BigSky, TimeLine and …
Ben Roberts-Smith’s lawyer has told a judge that the war veteran was an exceptional soldier who was the subject of a sustained newspaper campaign to create the belief that he was a war criminal. Key points: Each side has been assigned four days for a closing address Roberts-Smith’s lawyer said newspaper articles were based on …
The WA government stands firm in its refusal to reintroduce the mask mandate, despite reports that patients are being treated in the hallways as the number of people in the hospital exceeds 400 for the first time. Key points: The nurses union says patients are being cared for in the hallways Healthcare workers have demanded …
Well, it’s Monday again, and you should probably start the week off right by taking a test of the latest Wordle. However, if you find it difficult to find the solution, we are here to help you. The answer to the Wordle of July 18, puzzle no. 394, can be found at the end of …
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A spectator who climbed onto the roof of Sydney’s cricket ground and allegedly urinated at the top of the O’Reilly Stand during the Wallabies’ defeat to England on Saturday night has been banned for life from Rugby Australia events. (RA). Key points: A fan was charged by NSW police after being recorded on the roof …
Workers have criticized the “malignant” decision to hand over millions of dollars in bonuses to Qantas executives during flight cancellations and lost luggage. Unions have criticized Qantas for handing out millions of dollars in bonuses to executives while the airline is hit by flight cancellations, delays and lost luggage. In a statement to the ASX …
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“People often think of corruption as bags of money, exchanging hands for favors. But somehow, this kind of gray corruption is more insidious. It undermines institutions over time. It undermines democracy and therefore I think it is a corruption of our political process, ”Wood said. “If the new federal government is taken seriously to improve …
There seems to be a more important game. Agriculture Minister Murray Watt’s rejection of calls to close Australia’s border with Indonesia to protect our $ 27 billion cattle export trade from foot-and-mouth disease in Indonesia has something to do with it with keeping Indonesia in and out of China’s clutches? “The Indonesian border will remain …
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