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Fears for Australian mum who vanished without a trace in Nepal (opens the original)
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A Townsville woman who was taking part in a pilgrimage to Tibet is among the 43 Australians missing in Nepal after devastating floodwaters swept through the area. Around 800 deaths have been reported and at least 3,000 people are still missing after the disaster, triggered by a glacier collapse in the Himalayas near the Nepal-China border on Wednesday - which has been described as a 'tsunami from the sky' by officials. Renee Spry, who crossed the Nepal-Tibet border just 10 minutes before floodwa
Pauline Hanson's One Nation unveils new leader for Victoria (opens the original)
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One Nation has named a Victorian party leader and long-awaited shortlist of candidates four months out from voters heading to the polls. Army veteran Warren Pickering will lead the party into the November state election, alongside the first One Nation candidate ever elected to Victorian parliament and a Liberal Party defector. Pickering, 43, is set to join federal leader Pauline Hanson in Melbourne on Monday morning to officially announce lead upper house candidates in each region. Senator Hanso
Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan referred to corruption watchdog (opens the original)
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Victoria's corruption watchdog has been asked to investigate Premier Jacinta Allan. The under-fire premier is accused of personally intervening to ensure a CFMEU-backed consortium was hired to deliver one of the state's Big Build projects. The complaint, lodged by shadow Attorney-General James Newbury, has asked Victoria's Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission to investigate Allan and any of her staff involved in the deal when she was transport infrastructure minister in 2022. 'IBAC
Neo-Nazi avoids conviction for Nazi salute at film (opens the original)
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A white supremacist found guilty of performing a Nazi salute during a film about the Holocaust says his political beliefs make him unemployable. Self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Nathan Bull was found guilty of performing a prohibited salute at Cinema Nova in Carlton, in Melbourne's inner-north, by Magistrate Stella Stuthridge on Monday. Bull was charged after he and others disrupted a screening of The Zone of Interest by making Nazi salutes and mocking Holocaust atrocities on March 9, 2024. The Zone of
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