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'Not a lot of time for nerves': At a Greek airbase, this Australian is waiting for a call (opens the original)
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While most Australians in Europe are at the beach, NSW aerial firefighting pilot Alex Pay spends his long summer days at a Greek airbase, waiting for a call to action. "When you get a fire call, you're gonna be airborne in 15 minutes," he told SBS News. "So there's not a lot of time for nerves." Once in the air, Pay can spend up to 10 hours supporting local authorities in Greece's fight against wildfires, which over the past week saw two pilots killed and hundreds of thousands forced to evacuate
Aboriginal police officers in the NT underpaid and racially abused, a new class action alleges (opens the original)
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WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story includes the name of an Indigenous person who has passed away. When former AFL player for Essendon, Shawn Lewfatt, signed up as an Aboriginal Community Police Officer in Darwin in 1998, he was excited by the chance to work with his own people "for the better". Now, he says, he would "never encourage" his adult children to join the Northern Territory Police Force (NTPF). "My aim is that hopefully one day I can turn
As eSafety takes Telegram to court, Russia moves against the man behind the app (opens the original)
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Australia's eSafety Commissioner has announced legal action against messaging app Telegram for its failure to remove terrorist content, just one day after Russia charged the app's founder with aiding Ukrainian spies to co-ordinate domestic terrorist attacks. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant told reporters on Thursday that Telegram continued to host videos linked to the Christchurch mosque shootings and executions by the self-proclaimed Islamic State group, both illegal and restricted Class
Reformers, 's--t sheets' and Angus Taylor's denial: The NSW Liberals' ICAC inquiry unpacked (opens the original)
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From secret dossiers to "shake downs" and dodgy alleged donations, the first few days of the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) investigation into the NSW Liberal Party have shone a light on factionalism and lobbying in state politics. The hearings, which started in Sydney this week, centre on the alleged actions of a religious conservative faction of the NSW Liberal Party between 2019 and 2023. The first few days of evidence have featured a cast of figures — from disgraced pro
Drivers warned about key dates as government confirms fuel discount's end (opens the original)
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed the fuel excise discount will end on Sunday 2 August, ending weeks of uncertainty over whether the discount would be extended for a second time. "It was never the government's intention for [the discount] to be permanent," Chalmers said on Wednesday. The initial discount of 32c per litre ended in June, after which the government extended the fuel excise cut at a reduced rate of 16c per litre. "We began to taper that off at the start of the month, deliberately
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