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Man rescued, police cars damaged in community unrest (opens the original)
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A man has been rescued after seeking refuge in a house during a disturbance involving up to 150 people at a remote community. Two police vehicles were damaged as officers retrieved the 33-year-old man who was facing "significant risk of harm" from a Wadeye residence in the Northern Territory, police said on Tuesday. Police responded to reports of a large disturbance at the Indigenous community 395km southwest of Darwin about 6pm on Monday. "A 33-year-old man, who had sought refuge in a residence
Bribery charge for man linked to suspicious death (opens the original)
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A man has been accused of transferring money for years in an attempt to influence an overseas investigation into a woman's suspicious death. The 51-year-old allegedly sent more than $90,000 in an attempt to bribe officials in Bangladesh and stop police linking him to the death of the woman, understood to be his wife. The Queensland man is the first person to be charged with foreign bribery of a public official for personal advantage, which carries a maximum jail term of 10 years. Australian Fede
'Arrogant' premier lashed over 2032 rowing venue call (opens the original)
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Backlash over a shock 2032 Brisbane rowing announcement has sparked fears the event will be held in Sydney due to flooding concerns. Critics also warned an "arrogant" Queensland government its surprise confirmation of the crocodile-inhabited Fitzroy River as 2032 rowing host was not over the line just yet. Premier David Crisafulli on Thursday triumphantly told parliament the Rockhampton site was locked in as the Olympic venue after passing an independent technical assessment "with flying colours
Young mother's death deemed not suspicious (opens the original)
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The death of a young mother found in sand dunes is being treated as not suspicious, police say. Payge Leembruggen, 31, was discovered by a man walking his dogs at a popular Mackay beach in central Queensland on Tuesday. She had last been seen four days earlier at a nearby hair salon. Two days after launching an appeal for information, Queensland Police on Friday said a report was being prepared for the coroner. "Officers and the woman's family would like to sincerely thank members of the communi
Be croc-wise: river snapped up as Olympics rowing site (opens the original)
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Olympians have been warned they will need to be "croc-wise" after a regional river was officially snapped up as the Brisbane 2032 rowing venue. But competitors should not worry about crocodile attacks on central Queensland's Fitzroy River during the Games, an expert says. The Rockhampton site was officially given the green light for 2032 after passing an independent technical assessment "with flying colours", ending months of debate. "It's official - signed, sealed and delivered," Premier David
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