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Body modifier Brendan Russell has jail term slashed on appeal

The appeal was a landmark case into the underground scene of body modification in NSW.

Newcastle Herald

Jordan Miller calling fresh psychiatric evidence in murder appeal

The jury found the psychosis he was suffering was caused solely by using drugs.

Newcastle Herald

Man appeals Carly McBride murder cover-up conviction

The defence has argued the verdict was 'unreasonable'.

Newcastle Herald

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CCA general assembly in Kottayam

The 15th general assembly of the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) will begin in Kottayam on Thursday.

The Hindu

Chipping away at the 'epidemic of loneliness,' one new friendship at a time

A growing body of research shows loneliness has profound implications for physical and mental health. Some organizations in Massachusetts are trying to help people connect to lessen those affects.

WEKU

Develop indigenous Web browser, grab cash prizes

Cash prizes amounting to ₹3.4 crore are being promised to developers who help create an indigenous Indian web browser “for the world”, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology announced on Wednesday, August 8, 2023. Browser ideas entered into this competition will have to trust the Controller of Certifying Authorities…

The Hindu

Blaze Audio Solves Challenges of Contemporary Worship Services

The 1,200-seat sanctuary at Reimage Church comes to life with the CCA Series from Blaze Audio.

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Landmark body modifier appeal focusing on 'informed consent' of patients

The landmark appeal of Central Coast body modifier Brendan Leigh Russell began on Monday.

Newcastle Herald

Unruly Bodies review – grotesque breasts, gaping orifices … but where’s the soul?

A show by 13 women and non-binary artists present the body as abject, disgusting and objectified – to alienating effect

The Guardian - UK

Sayle Newson's appeal for murdering Carly McBride to be heard in Newcastle in December

As soon as the guilty verdict was read, Newson told the jury: "Youse have got it wrong. I'm innocent. I didn't do it."

Newcastle Herald

Ayo Akingbade: Show Me the World Mister; Billie Zangewa: A Quiet Fire – review

Akingbade captures a day in the strange life of Lagos’s Guinness brewery; the medium is the message in Zangewa’s ingenious hand-stitched silk collages. Plus, a cruel blow to Brighton’s art scene

The Guardian - UK

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: The 23 major Easter eggs and Marvel references you probably missed

Did you spot all these Easter eggs?

Total Film

Department of Climate Change seeks advice over potential conflicts on agency's board

The department in charge of the Climate Change Authority (CCA) has told senate estimates it's seeking legal advice over potential conflicts of interest on the authority's board.

ABC News

Potential East Midlands Mayor candidates emerge amid 'important' milestone for brand new authority

A new authority covering Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire will be given powers and money

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Newcastle Herald

'House of evil' brother Daniel Slattery has child sexual assault conviction quashed

One assault happened after Brother Daniel left the notorious school, the CCA found.

The New Daily

Alan Kohler: Reduce emissions? Fine, but we need to do much, much more than that

Grim report about carbon sequestration being vital on top of reducing emissions to save Earth scored scant media attention. That's a tragedy.

Daily Mirror

'Whack-a-mole Tories to blame for shortage of thousands of high street chemists'

A body representing pharmacy chains says the Government's attempts to boost family doctors' practices with chemists has create vacancies elsewhere

Glasgow Live

Hundreds raised for staff 'sacked' from Glasgow cafe forced to close amid dispute

The Saramago Cafe and Bar workers who were allegedly fired for 'organising', have spoken out after the popular venue was closed with immediate effect amid a five-week dispute.

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Glasgow Saramago Cafe to close with immediate effect after CCA cuts ties over staff dispute

Saramago Cafe Bar will be closing down after a decision by the Centre for Contemporary Arts to discontinue their relationship amid a long-running feud with staff.

The National (Scotland)

Scots art centre bar closes amid bitter trade union dispute and protests

A SCOTTISH arts centre has announced its bar is closing amid a bitter union dispute.

Tribune News Service

Georgia man is proof of increasing cases of advanced colorectal cancer

ATLANTA -- Derrick Cameron had a vision of savoring the sun, riding his motorcycle, and spending more time with his family when he retired from the Georgia Department of Transportation in 2016. His positive perspective was nearly shattered when a surgeon advised him he only had 18 months to live.

The Conversation

Lie detectors: body language tells us surprisingly little about whether someone is being honest

Do you ever wonder if you could pass a lie detection test or imagine what it would be like to read people’s body language? Reading body language may be great for adding tension to action movie interrogation scenes, however, the truth is, there isn’t much evidence you can detect lies…

Glasgow Live

Thousands raised for Glasgow bar workers who say they were 'sacked mid-shift'

A hardship fund was launched for workers of Saramago Bar who were allegedly sacked for unionising. Industrial Workers of the World have been campaigning for their reinstatement.

The Conversation

Despite restrictions elsewhere, NZ still uses a wood preservative linked to arsenic pollution

Timber with a green-grey hue – treated with copper chromium arsenic (CCA) – is a common sight in New Zealand. But how many people are aware that it pollutes the environment, is associated with health risks and is a toxic waste complicating the transition to a circular bioeconomy?

Newcastle Herald

The Hunter's worst serial rapist to leave jail earlier after appeal

Andrew James Benn has had five years cut from his maximum jail term after successfully appealing against the severity of his 40-year sentence.

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