Paedophile cult leader William Kamm has been arrested for allegedly breaching his bail. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift A paedophile cult leader will be allowed to live in the community after he allegedly breached a strict court order by using the internet to communicate with his followers. William Kamm, 73, has served two jail … [Read more…]
When Geraldton makes it to the wireless, you rarely hear of just how big a heart the City has. This is Geraldton’s Thai kids in a cave moment and they have gone full Elon Musk with an offer no search party could refuse. WA’s most advanced sub will be deployed into waters off Canada today … [Read more…]
A trial date has been confirmed for accused double killer Greg Lynn, but there’s concerns about his ability to fund the case. Victoria’s Supreme Court was originally set to hear Lynn’s trial for the murder of campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay in October this year, but those dates will now be used for extensive … [Read more…]
By Year 10 work experience student, Trent Cartmel AFTER the first 10 rounds in the West Gippsland league, Kilcunda Bass under 18s side has had their fair share of ups and downs throughout the season. From players leaving and key players performing well in the seniors, the club would have hoped the young team could … [Read more…]
We’ve all heard about the challenges that come with the world’s transition to net-zero where fundamental demand shifts are expected to change the mining sector as we know it. No matter which decarbonisation pathway we follow, new sources of value from relatively niche commodities will be created to help feed the demand for renewable energy … [Read more…]
The death toll from a riot at a women’s prison in Honduras has risen to 46, the government says, as relatives queued at the capital’s public morgue for information about incarcerated family members. The number of victims ticked up as authorities identified more prisoners’ remains, many of which were “charred or reduced” to ash, according … [Read more…]
Hundreds of men from Druze Arab villages on the occupied Golan Heights have protested against Israeli plans to set up a wind farm, some facing off with riot police in an unusually violent confrontation that injured several people. Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria in a 1967 war and later annexed it, a move … [Read more…]
Strong meeting at Gosford on Thursday and confident we can get the money early in the day. GOSFORD Best Bet: Race 2 Sicilian (No. 10) There’s a few first starters for the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Sicilian to overcome including early favourite Estrialla from the Maher and Eustace yard however there was nothing in … [Read more…]
As our communities age, the population grows, and hospital beds become more scarce, aged care facilities and hospitals continue to struggle. So much so that a new virtual consult screening system for unwell aged care residents was rolled out across Perth’s northern and eastern suburbs in March in an attempt to avoid unnecessary Emergency Department … [Read more…]
More than 30 migrants are feared dead after a dinghy headed for Spain’s Canary Islands sank, two migration-focused organisations say. Walking Borders and Alarm Phone said the dinghy was originally carrying 59 people. Helena Maleno, head of Spain’s Walking Borders migrants charity, said in a tweet that 39 people had drowned, without giving further details, … [Read more…]