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Military officers behind acid attack on Indonesian activist sentenced
Four military intelligence officers are sentenced to up to three years in jail, after they threw sulphuric acid over a human rights activist in a brazen attack in Central Jakarta. Source link
Drone used to rescue crew of US helicopter downed near Strait of Hormuz
A look at the US Corsair sea drone used in a first of its kind mission to rescue two helicopter crew shot down near the Strait of Hormuz. Source link
Schwarzer confident 'written off' Socceroos can stun American doubters
Maligned, underestimated and overlooked — and that is just the way we like it according to the Socceroos’ most capped player. Source link
Inpex seeks urgent orders to stop strike action in Darwin
Oil and gas giant Inpex has launched proceedings with the Fair Work Commission seeking urgent orders to stop strike action at its Ichthys LNG facility in Darwin. Source link
High Court decision could lead to tens of millions of dollars worth of immigration claims
There are warnings a High Court ruling allowing a man to sue for false imprisonment over his indefinite immigration detention will lead to more claims running into the tens of millions of dollars. Source link
Unlikely line-up brings music back to the Gabba
Revered opera star José Carreras will lead a line-up featuring everyone from Robbie Williams to Sheppard at the Gabba’s first concert in eight years. Source link
Bear attack in Japan car park captured on CCTV as cities record more wild encounters
Bear encounters are rising in Japan, and the problem is not confined to the wilderness. Source link
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Aurora Energy to modernise its ERP system
Lays out target endstate. Source link
Concerns NDIS cuts could increase domestic violence risks
Planned cuts to NDIS community participation budgets could leave participants in unsafe environments, including increasing their risk of domestic violence, advocates have warned. Source link
Woolworths to offshore hundreds of corporate jobs
Supermarket giant Woolworths will begin consultations with potentially affected staff today after announcing plans to shift some operations offshore. Source link