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Street took 75 days to give written reasons for judgment when applicant had only 21 days to appeal The federal court has again criticised the controversial judge Alexander “Sandy” Street, after he again failed to publish reasons for a decision in time for an asylum seeker to appeal. Street, who sits on the federal circuit court, took 75 days to publish written reasons for a judgment he delivered orally in Sydney in July, dismissing an application by the Iranian asylum seeker for a review of a visa rejection and ordering him to pay more than $7,300 in costs. The man had 21 days to submit an appeal.
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The mosque attack demands a level of collective empathy that renders a divisive medevac fear campaign counterproductive It was two nights before the massacre of 50 worshippers in a Christchurch mosque, and the focus group of swinging voters in suburban Brisbane I conducted was scratching its collective head. Asked to identify which politicians were responsible for a series of incendiary public comments around recently passed medical evacuation (medevac) laws, they were sure they had been asked a trick question.
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Curators at Paris exhibition tracked down names of models used by likes of Manet, Picasso and Cézanne French art masterpieces have been renamed after their long-overlooked black subjects in a ground-breaking new Paris show on the representation of people of colour in art. Edouard Manet’s Olympia, the scandalous painting of a naked reclining prostitute that marks the birth of modern art, has been renamed Laure after the woman who posed as her black maid.
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Avenatti charged with attempting to extort millions from Nike, and also charged with wire and bank fraud in separate case The high-profile attorney Michael Avenatti was charged with trying to extort more than $20m from the sports company Nike. Avenatti, the former lawyer for Stormy Daniels and a prominent critic of Donald Trump, threatened to release damaging information about Nike unless it paid him off, according to a criminal complaint
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Government was defeated by 329 votes to 302 on the cross-party amendment, a majority of 27.
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Government was defeated by 329 votes to 302 on the cross-party amendment, a majority of 27.
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Government was defeated by 329 votes to 302 on the cross-party amendment, a majority of 27.
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Government was defeated by 329 votes to 302 on the cross-party amendment, a majority of 27.
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Government was defeated by 329 votes to 302 on the cross-party amendment, a majority of 27.
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Government was defeated by 329 votes to 302 on the cross-party amendment, a majority of 27.
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Police search for Wanzhen Lu, 22, who was bundled into van by masked gang in Markham, near Toronto Police in Canada are searching for a Chinese university student following an armed kidnapping using “significant” violence over the weekend. Wanzhen Lu, 22, was shocked several times with a stun gun by three masked attackers on Saturday evening in the city of Markham, Ontario, north of Toronto. A fourth person waited in a nearby vehicle.
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MPs vote to take over Commons business in an unprecedented move aimed at finding a majority for a Brexit plan.
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Jerrold Nadler, the House judiciary chairman, said he would summon attorney general William Barr to testify on Capitol Hill As Donald Trump declared victory following the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, Democrats showed no signs of backing down from the numerous legal questions encircling the president and his associates. The completion of the highly anticipated
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MPs vote by 329 to 302 for Letwin amendment, despite Theresa May saying government would not be bound by result
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MPs vote to take control of Commons business in unprecedented move to try to find majority for any Brexit option.
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Mrs May made the humbling admission as she faced the Commons today hours before MPs are set to vote to start taking control away of Brexit from her in a series of indicative votes tonight.
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Amendment giving MPs a series of votes on alternatives to May’s Brexit deal passes 329 votes to 302 MPs have inflicted a fresh humiliating defeat on Theresa May, voting to seize control of the parliamentary timetable to allow backbenchers to hold a series of votes on alternatives to her Brexit deal. An amendment tabled by former Tory minister Oliver Letwin passed, by 329 votes to 302 on Monday night, as MPs expressed their exasperation at the government’s failure to set out a fresh approach.
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Business minister Richard Harrington resigned from the government ahead of a key Brexit vote in the Commons.
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Theresa May is still trying to get her deal passed, as MPs prepare to vote on taking control of Brexit.
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John Murphy admits assaulting the Labour leader at a Muslim centre and is jailed for 28 days.
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Avenatti charged with attempting to extort millions from Nike by threatening to release damaging information Michael Avenatti, the former lawyer for Stormy Daniels, has been
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Since start of war in Yemen, UK government has committed £770 million in aid – compared to £4.7 billion worth of arms licensed to Saudi Arabia
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A Brexit supporter who yelled "respect the vote" as he hit Jeremy Corbyn while holding an egg has been jailed for 28 days.
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Surge linked to early rains as well as use of contaminated water, with 18 million people lacking access to basic sanitation Yemen is seeing a sharp spike in the number of suspected cholera cases this year, as well as increased displacement, the UN said. Nearly 110,000 cases have been reported, with 190 deaths in the country, which has been at war for four years this month. Almost a third of the 108,889 cases, reported between 1 January and 17 March, were children under five.
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CFCM is also taking action against YouTube for allowing attack footage to be broadcast The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) has said it is suing Facebook and YouTube for allowing the public broadcast of a live video by the man who carried out the
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Deputy PM renews pledge to change Europe as 24 years of leftwing rule ends in region Italy’s deputy prime minister,
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Several members of British-Israeli family wounded in attack on Mishmeret A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip has hit a house north of Tel Aviv, wounding several members of a British-Israeli family and prompting Benjamin Netanyahu to cut short a trip to the US. The Israeli prime minister vowed to “respond forcefully” to the strike – a rare long-range launch that overflew Israel’s commercial capital of Tel Aviv – suggesting a major retaliation. The army said later it was reinforcing troops along the Gaza frontier and calling up reserves.
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In the isolated west of Tasmania an ominous red river divides the small mining town of Queenstown. A result of copper run-off from a closed mine, it is an ever-present reminder of the town’s history of environmental and industrial disaster. Where the River Runs Red explores a community in an economically crippled area caught between the past and a future that is less reliant on a mining economy
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Councillor stresses city’s ‘secular character’ as influence of Catholic Church abates For more than 80 years, a crucifix has overseen the civic business of Canada’s second-largest city from its perch above Montreal’s city council chambers. Next month, it will come down for good as the the centuries-old building prepares for renovation – and city councillors have decided that it will not be returned.
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Tom Ballard and Daniele Nardi were two of the brightest stars of elite mountaineering. Their deaths on Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain' leave a sport reckoning with its own burgeoning popularity, writes Adam Withnall
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Robert Mueller's report finds no evidence of collusion but does not exonerate Mr Trump of obstruction.
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Attack on Mishmeret comes 10 days after commercial capital of Tel Aviv was targeted A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip has hit a house north of Tel Aviv, wounding seven Israelis and prompting Benjamin Netanyahu to cut short a trip to the US. The Israeli prime minister vowed to “respond forcefully” to the strike – a rare long-range launch that overflew Israel’s commercial capital of Tel Aviv – suggesting a major retaliation. The army said later it was reinforcing troops along the Gaza frontier and calling up reserves.
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'We won't stop praying, we won't stop gathering,' says member of Escondido mosque
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Democrat 2020 candidates have promised to prosecute Mr Trump if they become president, and have called for transparency with the report
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The Sackler family halts new charitable donations and denies claims it helped fuel the US opioid crisis.
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Professor Moriah Thomason, from New York University Langone, said one of the main differences was in connectivity across distant areas of the brain.
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The attack on Mishmeret comes 10 days after commercial capital of Tel Aviv was targeted An early morning rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck a house in central Israel on Monday, wounding seven people and prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cut short a trip to Washington. The developments set the stage for a potential major conflagration, shortly before Israel’s upcoming elections. The rocket attack destroyed a residential home in the community of Mishmeret, north of the city of Kfar Saba, wounding six members of a family who lived there. The Magen David Adom rescue service said it treated seven people overall, including two women who were moderately wounded. The others, including two children and an infant, had minor wounds.
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Preliminary results in the first post-coup election suggest the pro-army party could form a government.
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High-stakes Chequers summit breaks up without agreement Theresa May’s prospects of getting her Brexit deal through parliament this week dramatically receded on Sunday night after a high-stakes summit with Boris Johnson and other leading hard-Brexiters at her country retreat broke up without agreement. Tory rebels present said that the prime minister repeated “all the same lines” about her deal and that nothing new emerged during the three-hour meeting, at which Jacob Rees-Mogg, Iain Duncan Smith and Dominic Raab were also present.
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More than 3,400 patients under the age of 19 were admitted to hospital last year for mental and behavioural illnesses linked to cannabis, figures from NHS Digital revealed.
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According to police, the incident took place in Figges Marsh, Mitcham at around 5:40pm on Sunday after a large number of men gathered in a street in the south London suburb.
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Government invades modern-day gold-rush town in Amazon in its biggest ever raid on illegal gold mining Located along a jungle highway in the Amazon around 60 miles from the nearest city, La Pampa was a place you entered at your own risk. At night it was a riot of neon lights and pulsating
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A YouTuber amasses a collection of more than 3,600 items to "Slytherin" to the record books.
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Coalition move could lift the proportion of recipients’ welfare that is quarantined from 50% to 80% The Greens have blasted the Coalition’s decision to extend the cashless welfare card to every person on income management in the Northern Territory, potentially lifting the proportion of recipients’ welfare that will be quarantined. On Monday the family and social services minister, Paul Fletcher, announced that from January 2020 nearly 22,500 people on income management will move from the BasicsCard to the cashless debit card.
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The Sackler family’s Purdue Pharma is facing hundreds of lawsuits over its drug OxyContin A trust that has donated millions to medical science, healthcare, education and the arts in the UK has announced it is pausing all new giving as it faces legal cases amid the opioid drug crisis in the US. The Sackler Trust is run by the Sackler family, members of which own Purdue Pharma, a company selling the prescription painkiller OxyContin.
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The attack on Mishmeret comes 10 days after commercial capital of Tel Aviv was targeted A suspected rocket attack from Gaza has destroyed a house in central Israel wounding six people, an Israeli rescue service said. The sound of air raid sirens woke up residents in Mishmeret, an agricultural town north of Tel Aviv, in the early hours of Monday and a strong sound of an explosion followed.
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He painted prisoners, devoured Dickens and worshipped the London News … ahead of a major show, our writer reveals how Britain changed Van Gogh – and how he transformed its art
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Australian treasury yields hit a record low in a grim portent for the economy, while the Nikkei falls 3% in wider share selloff Shares in Asia Pacific have slumped after a key market indicator flashed an “amber warning” that the
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Preliminary results in the first post-coup election suggest the pro-army party could form a government.
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It comes after a weekend of speculation about the PM's leadership and claims of a plot to oust her.
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Victorian Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages had assigned child’s surname after parents failed to agree on one A Victorian father has lost a legal battle to prevent his child from having a hyphenated combination of his parents’ surnames, with authorities ruling in favour of the double-barrelled last name. The child was born in 2015 but the parents’ inability to agree on the surname resulted in the Victorian Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages last year assigning a surname using both parents’ surnames hyphenated in alphabetical order, with the mother’s first and father’s second.
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Prime minister says the country’s highest form of investigation is appropriate for ‘matters of the gravest public importance’ New Zealand’s prime minister has announced a top-level inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the
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John Mwangi is a devoted stepfather and a co-carer to his Australian wife’s sister’s three children under an Aboriginal kinship care arrangement The wife of a Kenyan man who is due to be deported from Perth on Monday is lobbying the federal government for him to be able to stay in Australia. John Mbuthia Mwangi, 31, was handcuffed and taken into immigration detention on 14 February after being called in for an appointment with his Department of Home Affairs case manager in Perth.
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Cyclone Veronica has brought destructive winds and torrential rains, prompting safety warnings.
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Bill Barr released a summary of the long-awaited report into allegations the Trump campaign colluded with Russia The US Attorney general Bill Barr released a summary on Sunday of special counsel Robert Mueller’s
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Kirk Hargreaves reveals lucky break behind a picture of the New Zealand prime minister that symbolised the nation’s grief In the wake of the Christchurch massacre stunned residents were looking for images of hope. They found it in a photograph of prime minister Jacinda Ardern, clad in a black headscarf and overlaid with flowers reflected on the glass outside.
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Australian treasury yields hit a record low in a grim portent for the economy, while the Nikkei falls 3% in wider share selloff Shares in Asia Pacific have slumped after a key market indicator flashed an “amber warning” that the
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During a three-hour meeting, Brexiteers Iain Duncan Smith and Jacob Rees-Mogg warned the Prime Minister she must set out a timetable for her departure to get her deal through the Commons.
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A male sophomore at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School died in 'an apparent suicide' on Saturday night, according to police. The student's name has not been released.
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What do politicians mean when they talk about Common Market 2.0 or a Norway plus solution?
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Harriet Knock shares cleaning tips on Instagram and encourages people to talk about mental health.
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Firefighters risked their lives to save residents of Grenfell Tower, but could they have rescued more than they did?
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A new series follows the woman who led the investigation into a brutal attack that shocked the world.
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Revellers who attended the Wine Machine music festival in NSW's Hunter Valley have demanded refunds and compared the trendy event to the disastrous Fyre Festival.
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The find "shows the extraordinary lengths criminals will go to smuggle drugs", the Prison Service says.
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Paramedics unable to save Abdirashid Mohamoud, who police say was chased by a group of men Residents in a block of flats in west London have spoken of their horror at seeing a teenager stabbed to death on Friday night. The boy, named as 17-year-old Abdirashid Mohamoud, was discovered with stab injuries outside a block of flats in Isleworth at about 10.35pm.
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The former prime minister says "the emergency" means he is more worried about his own children.
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The couple are the first members of the royal family to visit the country in an official capacity.
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Olivier-nominated actor Jamael Westman described the country's colonial history as 'like a mental health issue', that would get worse if it is not addressed. He plays the title role in the musical.
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The revelation follows outrage after an Iranian convert was refused asylum in 2016 because an official said his conversion from Islam was 'inconsistent' with his claim Christianity was peaceful.
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Police say a large group of males were seen before reports a firearm was discharged
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New law will remove Victorian defence of ‘reasonable punishment’ by parents Parents are to be banned from physically punishing children under legislation being introduced on Monday by the Welsh government. Ministers in Cardiff are hoping Wales will become the first country in the UK to stop fathers, mothers and other adults acting in a parental capacity from smacking children to punish them.
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Ministry of Justice says criminals are stuffing rodents with drugs and mobile phones
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