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Hundreds of children told to test for disease in Australia after childcare worker charged with child sex abuse
Crime · Melbourne

Hundreds of children told to test for disease in Australia after childcare worker charged with child sex abuse

38% Right coverage: 47 sources
Doctors today urged that 1200 Australian children get tested for infectious diseases after police charged a former daycare worker with dozens of “deeply...See the Story
First Nations Youth Say They’re ‘Starting a Movement’ Against Major Projects Bills
First Nation · Canada

First Nations Youth Say They’re ‘Starting a Movement’ Against Major Projects Bills

76% Left coverage: 21 sources
First Nations youth leaders are warning Canadians can expect a long, tense summer of protests as governments push forward with plans to fast-track major projects — and young people will be leading the charge. The federal Liberal government’s Bill C-5, which passed through the House of Commons Friday night, allows cabinet to quickly grant federal approvals for big industrial projects like mines, ports and pipelines. It sailed through a Commons committee in the early hours of Thursday with support from the Conservatives.See the Story
‘Sore Bodies’: New Matildas Coach Making His Mark
Sports · Australia

‘Sore Bodies’: New Matildas Coach Making His Mark

100% Right coverage: 2 sources
Joe Montemurro is making it clear what it takes to play for the Matildas during his first camp in charge which he dubbed a success.See the Story

Win a Viking European River Voyage Valued at $16,190 - Central Queensland Today

The post [READER COMPETITION] – Win a Viking european river voyage valued at $16,190 appeared first on Central Queensland Today.Australia · AustraliaSee the Story

New role to help organ donations

ORGAN donation integration service DonateLife have announced the launch of a new, Australia first role, created to benefit regional communities in Victoria. The regional engagement coordinator position has been assigned to the highly...See the Story

Two worlds, one line | Brimbank & North West

Essence Theatre Productions (ETP) and Ngā Mātai Pūrua Inc. (NMP) proudly bring audiences a gripping new work inspired by events at Port Phillip Prison, now set to close in 2025 amid major prison reforms. Based on NMP president Tyson Tuala’s real-life experience, at the heart of The Yellow Line stands Jordan – a young Pasifika guard tasked with teaching Haka to a bunch of disconnected and disinterested prison inmates. As Jordan walks the metaphor…Brimbank City · Brimbank CityRead Article

Museum treasures on show | Brimbank & North West

Take a deep dive into the wonders of the oceans and beaches at the fun and informative pop-up museum coming to Whittlesea for the school holidays. Museums Victoria will be staging the pop-museum at two locations on Friday, July 11 called the Ocean Wonders. The first of of those is Riverside Community Activity Centre in South Morang, from 10.30-11:30am and Thomastown Recreation and Aquatic Centre, from 2-3pm. The pop-up museum will showcase real …Brimbank City · Brimbank CityRead Article

VTCA remains focused on improving all areas | Brimbank & North West

Plenty is happening behind the scenes in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association off season. Coming off its biggest season, the competition is set to increase again for the 2025-26 season. All top grade sides will return this season, with Glenroy making a return to the competition after not being able to field a side last season. It will resume in division 5. VTCA president Zoran Havranek said they were investing in the association in a number of…Brimbank City · Brimbank CityRead Article

VIPER seizes St Albans clan lab, arrests four | Brimbank & North West

Officers from the VIPER Taskforce have arrested four men and seized a dismantled clan lab at a St Albans property as part of an ongoing investigation into drug trafficking. The VIPER Taskforce, along with the Public Order Response Team and the Clandestine Labs Squad, executed six search warrants at locations in St Albans, Tullamarine, Keilor Downs, Tatura, Wallan, and Strathmerton on July 3. Officers seized over 2kg of methylamphetamine, approxi…Brimbank City · Brimbank CityRead Article

76-y-o man accused of stealing alcohol and fans from restaurant

A 76-year-old night watchman has been charged for allegedly breaking into a restaurant in St Andrew and stealing alcohol and two fans. He has been identified as Leopold Bromley, a resident of Havendale Mews, Kingston 19, St Andrew. He was...Americas · JamaicaSee the Story

Annual brahmotsavam festival of Sri Narasimhar Swamy in Triplicane begins

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Annual Brahmotsavam festival at Sri Parthasarathy Perumal temple in Triplicane with various rituals and festivities for devotees.Chennai · ChennaiSee the Story

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