Dick and Jack remembered 200 years after their hangings Questions are being raised about land under a prominent building belonging to First Nations people, during commemorations for Aboriginal men who were hanged. AAP · Sep 24
Jamaica celebrates that its reparations case against Britain referred to final appeals court Jamaica says its reparations case against Britain has been referred to the United Kingdom’s highest court of appeal for the Caribbean island The Independent UK · Sep 23
UK judge refuses bail to Indian lawyer Vijay Aggarwal, accused of sexual assault and human trafficking LONDON: A UK judge refused bail to Indian lawyer Vijay Aggarwal accused of sexual assault and human trafficking on Wednesday saying there was a major risk of him fleeing to avoid trial as he had no strong ties to the UK. The Times of India · Sep 23
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle UK Return: Royal Commentators Debate Publicity Claims and Their Private Lives Harry and Meghan's return to Britain has revived debate over their status as private citizens, public figures and non-working royals after guidance reaffirmed they do not represent the Crown. International Business Times UK · Sep 19
Aboriginal land councils fear new NSW law will cut amount of land open to traditional owners’ claims Chair of Indigenous land group says his organisation was not consulted before the bill was introduced in parliament The Guardian - AU · Sep 16
'Mockery of the entire process': Save Big Splash reacts to latest twist in the Macquarie waterpark saga What kind of restaurant could be put on the derelict site in just over six weeks? The Canberra Times · Sep 16
She described it as torturous rape, his lawyer said it was 'really bad' sex The jury has retired to consider the fate of two Hunter footballers. Newcastle Herald · Sep 15
Save Big Splash hopes new report 'not just another way to kick the can down the road' 'We don't need another process to tell us what people want.' The Canberra Times · Sep 15
Reopening deadline set to pass as govt plots path forward for Big Splash Sport and Recreation Minister Chris Steel announces detailed analysis. The Canberra Times · Sep 15
Lawyer Vijay Aggarwal and assistant Manpreet Kaur appear in London court over sexual assault charges TOI correspondent from London: Indian criminal lawyer Vijay Aggarwal and his co-defendant, his personal assistant Manpreet Kaur, appeared in the dock at Southwark crown court on Thursday where the pair are facing charges relating to sexual offences against women in Britain. The Times of India · Sep 10
Witi Ihimaera: ‘Whenever things get hairy I think to myself, they’re only angry because we Māori survived’ The revered writer angered New Zealand audiences two decades ago with his play about an ancient woman who has witnessed 160 years of colonialism. Now it is premiering in Australia The Guardian - AU · Sep 9
King Charles Marks Four Years on the Throne With a £640M Fortune, £270M More Than His Mother Four years into King Charles III's reign, his wealth has grown to £640 million through inheritance, highlighting the difference between his private fortune and Crown assets. International Business Times UK · Sep 8
Protesters take on Crown Office over 'hate-crime charges for pro-Palestine chant' A GROUP of Scottish Palestine protesters has submitted a formal complaint to the Crown Office after a racial hate-crime aggravation was dropped from… The National (Scotland) · Sep 7
Prisoner warned cellmate ‘I’m worried I’m going to strangle you’ before alleged murder, court hears Jonathan Alcide is accused of murdering his cellmate Neil Ashby at HMP Stoke Heath last year The Independent UK · Sep 7
Reason · Sep 2 Third Circuit Rejects Facial Challenge to Ban on Nonimmigrant Aliens' Gun Possession Some excerpts from U.S. v. Aleman-Lozano, decided yesterday by Third Circuit Judge Patty Shwartz, joined by Judges Theodore McKee: Aleman-Lozano… The post Third Circuit Rejects Facial Challenge to Ban on Nonimmigrant Aliens' Gun Possession appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Bored Panda · Aug 28 75 Times British People Took A Joke To Another Level With Their Perfectly Dry Humor Dry, sarcastic, wonderfully awkward, and often delivered with a completely straight face—British humor has a style all its own. Whether it's a brutally clever one-liner, a perfectly timed response, or finding comedy in the most ordinary situation, these moments show exactly why the British sense of humor is so beloved.…
International Business Times UK · Aug 24 Post Office To Shut 52 Branches as Hundreds of Jobs and Local Services Face Cuts Fifty-two UK post offices are closing due to declining use and rising costs, affecting jobs and communities. Solutions like community hubs are proposed to mitigate the impact.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 22 Man on the run after Stone of Destiny attack says it 'chose him' in bizarre rant THE tourist accused of smashing the Stone of Destiny exhibit with a hammer, who has since fled to France, has claimed he carried out the act because…
International Business Times UK · Aug 19 King Charles Under Fire for 'Deserting Christians' as 'Defender of the Faith' Oath Comes Under Scrutiny A change in wording in the Sovereign Grant report has sparked debate over King Charles III's religious duties, questioning if his multi-faith approach dilutes the monarchy's historic Christian commitment.
AAP · Aug 19 Casinos to pay heavy fines for minor's gambling splurge Two major casinos will pay a combined seven figures in fines after a teenage boy gained entry and lost tens of thousands on their gaming floors.
The Conversation · Aug 18 The Opportunity Party’s Treaty policy is closer to Labour than National. But is it a bottom line? During the current parliamentary term, the debate over te Tiriti o Waitangi’s place in public life is arguably more polarised than at any time in the past 50 years.
International Business Times UK · Aug 6 Princess Eugenie's New Baby Won't Receive an HRH Title: Royal Funding and Security Explained Princess Eugenie's newborn daughter joins the royal line of succession without an HRH title. Here's how that affects royal funding, security, official duties, and her future within the monarchy.
PC Gamer · Jul 29 An innocent man spent 18 months in prison because police misread his Skyrim user name The error came to light while lawyers were working on his appeal.
International Business Times UK · Jul 29 Prince William 'Disappointed' King Charles 'Isn't Standing up for Him' Over Harry, Expert Claims Prince William is reportedly frustrated with King Charles' attempts to reconcile with Prince Harry, fearing it undermines his loyalty to the Crown and complicates future royal dynamics.