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Two men from south-west Sydney, Mohammad Al Tamimi and Ali Danesh, have been charged over the break-in. They face charges related to breaking into the house to commit a serious crime and being part of a criminal group. The other people involved have not been caught yet. Police have mentioned that blood found at the scene has been linked to one of the men who were charged.
The mother, who spoke to The Sunday Telegraph under a fake name to protect her identity, described how terrifying it was. She said she put herself between the gun and her baby to try and protect the child.
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The wild is often painted in strokes of aggression &survival. But here, is defined by a gentle, unyielding grip.
There is a profound quiet in the way this leopard carries her cub. The tension in her jaw, the softness of the cub's fur against her own, careful steps toward water.
😂🤣😂🤣 @shortnstout9
😂🤣 a little light hearted humour! 😂🤣
I got chatting to this woman at the bus-stop this morning and she told me that people call her Vivaldi.
I asked her: “Is that because you’re a brilliant violinist?"
She said: “No, it’s because my name is Viv and I work at Aldi.“
😂🤣 #BadJokeFriday
Utter 💩💩
Prince Harry is his Mother's son. They all saw it clearly, until a hate campaign was launched to try and put he, and Meghan back in their place.
Suddenly everything they once loved him for, or once supported him through, became a stick to beat him with.
WHY? Because he dared to marry a biracial American woman. Because he, and his wife, shone brighter than the rest. Because they dared to refuse the job as royal scapegoats and doormats. Because they did what 99.9% of humans would do and spoke out to defend themselves against the lies that were allowed to circulate in the media. Because they told their own story and reclaimed their own lives.
He always has, and always will be, the best of the family he came from.
#PrinceHarry
#GoodKingHarry
#DukeofSussex
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This is Mutobo, the Silverback Gorilla. He is dismantling a poachers snare.
Gorillas have not only learned to recognize traps, but have begun to disarm them as well to keep others safe.
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Vic Police - please explain.
Investigations are ongoing, but it still looks like this .. the offender was stopped, breath-tested and had his car impounded earlier that day… yet he still pulled up at a place when he saw a One Nation sign, tried to rip it down, and bashed the bloke.
If that’s not politically motivated, what is?
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It was my honour to meet our Victorian volunteer who was allegedly attacked after having One Nation signs in his backyard.
His injuries are serious and he has long road to recovery ahead. I want to thank everyone who has supported him and his family by raising a quarter of a million dollars for him.
Guess what he said when I met him? He wants to get home to put his signs back up. What a trooper.
But this is the kind of violence that Victorians are having to deal with every day as well as a court system that treats bail as a catch and release program.
Criminals who are here on a visa should be rounded up and sent home. Australians are sick of their safety being put second.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 the only thing this woman is, is chaos and bs.
They whispered to her "you cannot withstand the storm"
She whispered back "I am the storm"
#MeghanSussex
#IstandwithMeghan
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This is wrong. If you're here on a visa and you commit a crime you should be sent home:
A convicted Afghan drug courier and fraudster has had his visa cancellation overturned, despite his being charged with more drug offences in the lead-up to his appeal against a government decision to try to kick him out of the country.
The 27-year-old refugee, who can be identified only by the pseudonym ZKDP, last week became the latest foreign criminal to be spared deportation by the Administrative Review Tribunal under the Albanese government’s Direction 110 guidance.
The tribunal found while the man presented a “moderate” risk of reoffending, the strength, nature and duration of his ties to Australia, the best interests of his younger siblings and the prospect and uncertainty of being removed from Australia all meant the cancellation of his visa that followed his drug courier conviction should be overturned.
c/ The Australian





























