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'The living conditions are so bad': Ex-detainee's warning for Hiep Tran (opens the original)
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Chau Van Kham was detained in Vietnam for years on terrorism charges and is concerned human rights activist Hiep Tran faces a similar fate following his arrest by Vietnamese authorities. Mr Kham was initially sentenced to 12 years in jail before negotiations through his lawyer and Australian government figures secured his release. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government was providing consular support to Mr Tran's family. A Sydney man who faced a similar fate to Australian human right
Australian missing in Cambodia allegedly abducted by Vietnamese authorities (opens the original)
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An Australian man reported missing in Cambodia has been allegedly abducted by Vietnamese authorities, colleagues say. Hiep Tran, a human rights advocate, travelled to Phnom Penh with a colleague to meet Vietnamese activists. His wife says she is worried about him and accuses Australian consular officials of not doing enough. Pro-democracy group Viet Tan alleges a Melbourne man and his Norwegian Vietnamese colleague, who went missing in Cambodia more than a week ago, were abducted by Vietnamese a
'People were on the floor': Patient's 23-hour wait at Sydney hospital (opens the original)
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At work one afternoon in late August, a sudden wave of pain hit Adnaan with such force he could barely stand. The pain in his abdomen and shortness of breath was so intense he left work early, hoping bed rest might ease it. By 5pm, it had worsened and he made the call to go to Westmead Hospital's emergency department. "My dad came rushing upstairs and he saw that I was drenched in sweat," he recalled. On arrival at the hospital, Adnaan was confronted with what he could only describe as a "scary"
'Vector for antisemitism' platformed on media network that got government grant (opens the original)
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The antisemitism inquiry has been told that an American conspiracy theorist was platformed on a media network that received a social cohesion grant from the Commonwealth. Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, aka Sneako, was interviewed by an Australian Islamic-themed podcast prior to his deportation from Australia. After questions on whether the grantee had acted inappropriately, the Department of Home Affairs secretary said any claim would be investigated. A Sydney-based podcast network that received fe
'Eleventh hour' expert submission delays former Sydney nurses' trial (opens the original)
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Last-minute expert evidence will delay the trial of two former Sydney nurses accused of threatening Israeli patients. A lawyer for one of the former nurses says the report from Middle East analyst Rodger Shanahan was provided on August 5. The pair were due in court on August 31, but the matter will be heard at Parramatta District Court next week where a new trial date will be set. The criminal trial of two former Sydney nurses accused of making menacing comments towards Israeli patients is expec
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