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Consent app proposed by NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller to address growing rate of sexual assaults

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sharp Corners

A proposal by one of Australia’s top police officers to use phone apps to record sexual consent has been branded “naive”. NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said the country needed to modernise ideas around “positive consent” where consent is “active and ongoing throughout a sexual encounter”. “Intimate violence particularly against women is a real problem crime for us at the …

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Scott Morrison, senators and AFP told of historical rape allegation against Cabinet Minister

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sharp Corners

Australian Federal Police have been notified of a letter sent to Prime Minister Scott Morrison detailing an alleged historical rape by a Cabinet Minister in the federal government. The letter requests urgent action be taken by the Prime Minister to investigate the alleged rape, which occurred in 1988 before the accused man entered politics. The matter has also been referred …

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Michael Pascoe: We’re back to pushing up housing prices as economic policy

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Sharp Corners

The first lesson this week was that when offered cheap money, a significant number of Australians will rush to buy residential real estate, recession or not. The second lesson was this is pretty much what core economic policy has been reduced to in Australia – inflating asset prices in hope that the “wealth effect” will trickle down into broader consumer …

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100,000 signatures on Kevin Rudd’s call for royal commission into News Corp

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sharp Corners

More than 100,000 people have backed Kevin Rudd’s call for a royal commission into News Corp, but it seems his former colleagues are not among the masses. The Parliament House website was unable to cope with the support for the former Labor PM’s petition, as traffic spiked 500 per cent on the back of his call. Mr Rudd set social …

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Woman dragged from car in Melbourne arrest to be charged, police say

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in :  Australia, Crime & Incident, Sharp Corners

Victoria Police say they plan to charge a Melbourne woman with assaulting police after she posted a video of her arrest to social media showing her being dragged from a car by officers. Police arrested 29-year-old Natalie Bonner after she allegedly refused to provide her details and driver’s licence at a checkpoint in Kalkallo just before 6pm on Saturday. Ms …

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Wilson Security accused of Victorian hotel quarantine contract ‘cover up’

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Sharp Corners

A security company contracted to provide guards for Melbourne’s COVID-19 quarantine hotels potentially breached its agreement with the Victorian Government, with an email suggesting it failed to inform at least one of its subcontractors of its obligations. Wilson Security then attempted to conceal this failing by asking the subcontractor to backdate documents for the Government. Wilson made the backdating request …

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Sydney’s Star Casino fined thousands after 12-year-old girl found gambling

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Sharp Corners

A 12-year-old girl is among three minors caught gambling and drinking at Sydney’s Star Casino, costing the venue $90,000 in fines. Her mother snuck the girl in through the exit doors, took her to the main gaming floor and watched on as the child placed 21 bets on the pokie machines over 17 minutes. The girl and her parents, visiting …

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Victorian coronavirus hotel quarantine inquiry delayed due to stage 4 restrictions

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Sharp Corners

The inquiry into what went wrong in Victoria’s hotel quarantine program has been delayed due to the state’s stage 4 coronavirus restrictions on workplaces. The board of inquiry, headed by former Family Court judge Jennifer Coate, was due to start hearing evidence tomorrow, but this has now been postponed until August 17. It was originally due to report by September …

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With coronavirus and bushfires, Australia is in the perfect conditions for fake news to flourish. Here’s how you tackle it

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in :  Australia, Sharp Corners

Not long after news of a virus outbreak in the Chinese city of Wuhan began to spread worldwide, this image hit the internet: Some people claimed it was a map of Wuhan travellers across the 2020 Lunar New Year. Tabloids in the United Kingdom picked it up. Channel 7’s Sunrise used it in a live segment. But it did not …

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In 1911, another epidemic swept through China – how does the response then compare to today?

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in :  Australia, Breaking News, Sharp Corners

In 1911, a deadly epidemic spread through China and threatened to become a pandemic. Its origins appeared to be related to the trade in wild animals, but at the time no one was sure. Lockdowns, quarantine measures, the wearing of masks, travel restrictions, the mass cremation of victims, and border controls were deployed to try to lower the infection rate. …

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