Henry Jom
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Inside Australia’s Largest Drug Rehab Centre Where Residents Pray, Pay Rent and Get Off Welfare (opens the original)
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When Peter Lyndon-James turned to faith as he was about to face jail time for drug-related offences, he had no idea it would lead him to establish one of Australia’s largest drug rehabilitation centres. “The whole program is set up where residents take responsibility for their choices,” he said at a briefing organised by the Drug Advisory Council of Australia (DACA) at Victoria Parliament last month. “We are unashamedly a faith-based rehab, so we are a Christian. I make no apologies for that, bu
Australian Greens Secure Senate Inquiry Into Transnational Repression (opens the original)
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Diaspora communities and dissidents in Australia facing threats and oppression from foreign governments will have the opportunity to make a submission about their concerns to parliament. An inquiry is a detailed investigation conducted by a group of senators into a specific policy or issue, and will require evidence be gathered from public and private stakeholders—the process is often conducted publicly and allows for open scrutiny. “We have heard about officials filming protests, families overs
Australia Doubles Maritime Aid to Philippines, Warns Against CCP’s South China Sea Actions (opens the original)
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Australia has reaffirmed its support for the Philippines in the South China Sea, saying any disruptions to key international waterways would have global consequences. Speaking in Manila on July 23, Foreign Minister Penny Wong criticised Beijing’s “destabilising and dangerous conduct,” pointing to China’s recent missile test in the South Pacific and a confrontation on July 20 between the Philippine Coast Guard and China Coast Guard. “The Strait of Hormuz and this conflict shows us what we in the
MP Probes WA Government on Why Shen Yun Unable to Secure State-Owned Venue (opens the original)
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A state MP has probed the Western Australian government over whether foreign interference played a role in barring performing arts group, Shen Yun, from a major venue. In June, upper house Liberal MP Phil Twiss posted a video on Facebook airing concerns that the New York-based classical Chinese dance group had trouble booking His Majesty’s Theatre in Perth. The venue is managed by the state’s Arts and Culture Trust (ACT). “I’m just really concerned that we’ve got foreign influence causing our ar
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