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Three Arrested for Heroin Import Attempt
Three men have been charged in connection with an attempt to bring nearly 10 kilograms of heroin into Australia. Authorities found 4.5 kilograms of the drug at Sydney Airport, during which two men fled the scene. One suspect managed to evade capture before being arrested days later. A third man was charged after 5 kilograms of heroin were discovered in his luggage, according to the AFP. Three men were arrested at Sydney Airport following an alleged attempt to import 14 kilograms of heroin. The suspects are facing serious charges related to the drug trafficking attempt.
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Unbeaten Melbourne Vixens Can Return To Top
The Melbourne Vixens secured a victory against the Giants to maintain their winning start to the Super Netball season. The final score was 66 points. The match took place in Melbourne.
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Two Arrested After Heroin Discovery In Sydney
Federal police in Sydney arrested two individuals, aged 35 and 36, after discovering 4.5 kilos of heroin in their carry-on bags. The suspects reportedly ignored police orders to remain stationary and attempted to flee toward the arrivals section.
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New Waste Incinerator Proposed For Port
Proposals have been introduced to build a new waste incinerator in Port.
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Australian Banking Association Calls For Chargeback Review
The Australian Banking Association has called for a review of chargeback regulations. Kelly noted that banks often make purely economic decisions to refund disputed transactions to avoid the costs associated with Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) complaints.
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Two Women Charged With Slavery In Melbourne
A five-day hearing began in Melbourne today for four men accused of public disturbance during last year's Anzac Day dawn service. Each man faces one count of offensive behaviour in a public space. The defendants appeared before a magistrate at the Melbourne Magistrates Court this morning. Four men are facing court proceedings after being accused of booing during a Welcome to Country ceremony and disrupting Melbourne's Anzac Day dawn service last year. Australian Federal Police (AFP) searched four homes in Melbourne yesterday, seizing several devices. The men allegedly shared videos of terrorist attacks and ISIS propaganda. One man was granted bail, while the other three are due to reappear at the Melbourne Magistrates Court today.
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New South Wales Premier Vows Action On Anti-Semitic Incidents
A suspect opened fire at the scene, resulting in the deaths of two young children and injuries to ten others. The New South Wales Greens have opposed the expansion of waste incineration or burial processes, citing risks to public health. The inquiry will examine the environmental and health implications of the proposed facility. A parliamentary inquiry into proposals to build a new waste incinerator in Port began today. The investigation into the case remains active, according to the report. The source did not specify the name of the woman beyond the context of the reward. The proceedings involve allegations regarding the provision of truthful evidence to inquiries. Nationals MP Wes Fang has questioned the costs of the court battle and who is responsible for the taxpayer-funded expenses.
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Two Children Die In New South Wales Blaze
A man has died following the use of a Taser by police in New South Wales. A suspect opened fire at a scene, resulting in the deaths of two young children and injuries to ten others.
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95-Year-Old Woman Dies After Police Tasering
A man has died after being tasered by a New South Wales police officer. The incident occurred in New South Wales, Australia. The source described the event as deeply disturbing and a blot on the country's image.
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Taser Use Increases In Major Australian States
A Four Corners investigation found that tasers are being used more frequently across Australia's three largest states. The report indicates usage in circumstances that raise questions regarding compliance with police guidelines.
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