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sports 16d ago Sydney

Manly Beats Parramatta 33 To 18

Manly holds a 33-12 lead over Parramatta in a rugby match. In Super Rugby Pacific, the Highlanders defeated Moana Pacifica with a score of 27-17. The Brisbane Lions led the Adelaide Crows 127 to 74 at halftime. Penrith Panthers defeated Newcastle Knights 44-12 in Rugby League. Interim Coach Kiran Foran led the team during the resurgence. Fullback Dylan Edwards received praise for his performance and role in the match. The win continues Manly's recent upward trend in the competition. The Manly Sea Eagles secured a 33-18 victory over the Parramatta Eels at Brookvale Oval. The win marks the fourth consecutive victory for the team. Coach Kieran Foran expressed satisfaction with the performance, which moves the team to sixth place on the table.
ABC NewsRadio AU
politics 16d ago Canberra

Australia Denies Entry to Suspected Terrorists

Australian authorities have refused entry to several foreign nationals suspected of terrorism. The decision follows recent security concerns regarding these individuals attempting to return to the country. No specific names or flight details were provided in the report.
RFI Afrique
sports 16d ago Sydney

Manly Defeats Paramatta 33 To 18

Manly achieved its fourth consecutive victory in a match ending with a score of 33-12. Manly secured a 33-18 victory over the Paramatta Panthers to claim the top position on the NRL ladder. The win follows a previous Penrith victory with a score of 44-12. The match took place at McDonald Jones Stadium. Earlier in the day, Penrith secured a 44 to 12 win. Players noted increased confidence in executing their specific game plans during the match.
2GB Sydney
politics 16d ago Sydney

Ben Robert Smith Charged With War Crimes

A judge ruled in defamation proceedings that Ben Robert Smith is a war criminal based on the balance of probabilities. Authorities currently lack access to blood splatter evidence or photos from the location. The complexity of the investigation stems from these physical and political barriers. The upcoming criminal trial for Robertsmith will operate under a different legal standard than his previous civil defamation case, moving from the balance of probabilities to the criminal standard of proof. Legal proceedings regarding Ben Robertsmith's alleged unlawful killings are distinguishing between civil defamation and upcoming criminal trials. The prosecution must meet the criminal standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt to secure a conviction. Graham Bluett discussed the legal way forward following the release.
ABC NewsRadio AU
science 16d ago Lithgow

Australia Sanctuary Increases Miniature Marsupial Population

A wildlife sanctuary in Lithgow has increased the population of miniature marsupials sixfold over the last six years. The species, which typically inhabits cold snowy peaks, is being protected in the warmer Lithgow climate to mitigate climate change impacts. The program aims to help the species adapt to changing environmental conditions.
ABC NewsRadio AU
technology 16d ago Canberra

Australia Develops Bat-Shaped Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

The Australian military is developing the 'Bat' unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for surveillance and reconnaissance missions. The Australian defense company Boeing has demonstrated the Yu Ling Bat unmanned aerial vehicle to the Royal Australian Air Force. The Kangaroo drone features a sword-like metal component and a multi-faceted triangular structure. It can perform self-correction if artillery fire misses its target. The drone is capable of engaging infantry, tanks, armored vehicles, and supply trucks. It utilizes light guidance to bypass electronic jamming, allowing for long-range strikes against high-value targets. The development also includes anti-drone systems, such as man-portable gun-mounted launchers for individual soldiers to target small or long-range suicide drones.
CRI News Radio
sports 16d ago Sydney

Warriors Players Ruled Out Following Head Knocks

Mitch Barnett and Ali Layar Tower suffered head knocks during the second half of the match against the Dragons. Coach Andrew Webster confirmed both players will miss next week's game against the Eels. The Roosters defeated the Dragons with a score of 62-16. No other injuries were reported in the match. Jake Averillo of the Dolphins left the field late with a suspected dislocated finger.
2GB Sydney
sports 17d ago Sydney

Australian Rugby Team Dragons Face Embarrassing Performance

The St. George Illawarra Dragons rugby league team is facing criticism following an embarrassing performance, described by coach Craig Bellamy as one of the most embarrassing of his career. The team's recent form has been poor, with only one win since round two. Superstars on the team are reportedly not meeting expectations, contributing to the team's struggles.
2GB Sydney
economy 17d ago Brisbane

Queensland Coal Royalties Reach 40% Rate

Queensland has implemented a tiered royalty system that imposes a 40% tax on every dollar earned from coal exceeding $300 per tonne. This rate significantly exceeds the 7.5% royalty on iron ore in Western Australia and the 5% rate for copper and base metals in Queensland. Industry representatives state that these high royalty levels put jobs at risk. The policy represents the highest coal royalty rate in the region. The royalty structure is tiered based on revenue rather than profit. Industry experts suggest the current royalty levels may cause the coal industry to deteriorate over time. This system has been a point of discussion within the Queensland mining sector.
2GB Sydney
environment 17d ago Sydney

Two Children Killed In New South Wales Blaze

Increased shark activity is anticipated in New South Wales following a large whale carcass washing ashore. Additionally, a woman in her 50s died in a motorbike accident in the Hunter Valley. A 37-year-old man remains in critical condition in a hospital following a separate crash. The acquisition cost the state $190 million. Approximately 1,800 staff members will join New South Wales Health as part of the transition. An operations centre has been established to support the takeover. Access to private services at the facility is expected to continue until June 30 next year. Ten other individuals were injured in the incident. The cause of the blaze and further details were not immediately available. A suspect opened fire at the scene, resulting in the deaths of two young children and injuries to ten others. The incident occurred on the evening of May 3rd.
2GB Sydney