An unwell Factory left Clive Palmer’s hard working everyday Australians in deep trouble

550 Workers at Clive Palmer’s Queensland nickel refinery have been made redundant. This has left workers without a job over a licensing dispute with administrators FTI consulting in a statement that the Queensland Nickel Sales Pty Ltd, has been replaced by the Queensland Nickel Pty Ltd as operators of the Yabulu Refinery immediately. The Queensland […]

Raymond Shoostovian

Raymond Shoostovian, Radio student. Happiness means a lot to me in this world. I like to see people who are happy and smiling and the spirits are very high when you’re happy. Just seeing my twin daughters every time I get to go home from work, TAFE and university – I see my daughters, they’re […]

A former great fallen away through a tough time of bravery

Former New Zealand Cricketer Martin Crowe has died, aged 53 after fighting a long battle of lymphatic cancer. He played seventy-seven tests, a record of 17 centuries held by a New Zealander, 18 fifties, and a highest score of 299 with hisbatting average of 45.36. Crowe has also guided New Zealand to some of their […]

Nick Ut’s image of Kim Phuc

This photograph “The Napalm Girl” (1972) depicting children fleeing from a Napalm attack during the Vietnam War captured by native Vietnamese photographer working for the Associate Press Nick Ut. Towards the centre of this image, it depicts where a 9-year old Kim Phuc & her neighbours raced away of the Trang Bang Village in South […]

Former principal in court over sex charges

Former principal, David Standen has pleaded guilty to 18 child sex charges committed during his teaching career. The 66-year old had confessed to the offenses, which took place when he was a Year 7 dormitory master at St.Patrick’s College in Goulburn between 1978 and 1981. Mr Standen had also admitted to a further six child […]

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Month: March 2016