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Showing posts with label June 03. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 3, 2018
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Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe’s chances of winning a second Brownlow Medal this season are in serious jeopardy after an incident in the third quarter against Collingwood
Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe’s chances of winning a second Brownlow Medal this season are in serious jeopardy after an incident in the third quarter against Collingwood at the MCG.
Match Review Officer Michael Christian is certain to look at Fyfe’s late hit on Magpie Levi Greenwood.
Fyfe appears to collect Greenwood in the head with his forearm well after the Collingwood midfielder punched the ball into space, knocking him to the ground.
via Is Fremantle Dockers captain Nat Fyfe in trouble for this hit? | PerthNow
PM Malcolm Turnbull set to announce 80 cent GST floor for WA. Too Little Too Late?
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull looks set to announce an 80-cent GST floor for WA, in a desperate move to hang on to shaky Liberal seats at the next Federal election.
Sources have told The Sunday Times that Mr Turnbull will soon take a “WA specific” GST solution to Cabinet, with an announcement likely to be made at the Liberal State conference in Perth on August 11.
It is understood the yearly GST top-up, which would inject an additional $5 billion into WA coffers over the next three years, would be paid out of consolidated revenue and not the annual GST multibillion-dollar pie, in a move designed to placate the must-win States of Tasmania, South Australia and Queensland.
via Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull set to announce 80 cent GST floor for WA | PerthNow
Saturday, June 3, 2017
Kabul blast: Explosion hits protest victim’s funeral, least 12 dead
At least 12 dead in bomb at funeral in Kabul
Local media report multiple casualties after at least three blasts.
The funeral was for a senator’s son – one of five people killed when police fired on demonstrators at a march in Kabul.
Source: Kabul blast: Explosion hits protest victim’s funeral – BBC News
UK Labour is ahead by three points in new unadjusted poll
Labour is ahead by three points in new unadjusted poll https://t.co/eYWN1Ux8gt
— The Independent (@Independent) June 3, 2017
Robbie Williams changes lyrics to ‘Angels’ in emotional tribute to Manchester attack victims
The singer dedicated his song Angels to those who were killed by suicide bomber Salman Abedi nearly two weeks ago, but became choked up during the performance, allowing thousands of fans at the Etihad Stadium to sing for him instead.
In videos and pictures posted on social media by fans from the gig, the singer was seen fighting back tears…
“Emotional Robbie Williams dedicates Angels to Manchester terror attack victims, breaks down, 50,000 finish it for him. Everyone now crying.”
Pippa Middleton honeymoon in Australia: Perth, WA may be next stop
Middleton and her new husband James Matthews flew into Darwin on Thursday afternoon from Sydney, but they gave royal watchers the slip when the newlyweds left in a small charter plane soon after.
The Northern Territory visit sparked rumours Middleton, the sister of Dutchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton, and Mr Matthews may have next been bound for the west.
Speculation centred on the couple continuing their luxury honeymoon with a stay at Perth’s Richardson Hotel, the five-star boutique hotel favoured by visiting celebrities and A-list arrivals.
The rumour mill was also rife that it could have been followed by stops at either El Questro, the stunning Kimberley retreat perched on a cliff top with views across the Chamberlain River and gorge…
Source: Pippa Middleton honeymoon in Australia: Perth, WA may be next stop | Perth Now
UK police make new arrest over Manchester attack, 11 in custody
British police said on Saturday that they had made a further arrest in connection with last month’s suicide bombing on a concert in Manchester which killed 22 people.
The arrest, which was made in Manchester, took to 11 the number of people being held in custody over the attack, all of them men, the police said.
A further six people who were arrested since the attack on May 22 have been released without charge.
Source: UK police make new arrest over Manchester attack, 11 in custody | Reuters
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Tasmanian teen Oliver O’Halloran becomes youngest person to fly solo around Australia
He may be too young to drive a car by himself, but Tasmanian teenager Oliver O’Halloran now holds a flying record.
The 17-year-old has become the youngest person to fly solo and unassisted around Australia.
He returned to Hobart today after a 20-day trip flying 15,000 kilometres circumnavigating the country in a single-engine aircraft, in a record attempt dubbed Solo17.
Oliver only got his pilot’s licence on his recent birthday but this morning touched down with a flying record under his belt.
A group of family and friends greeted him with applause and cheers, with the Grade 11 student rushing to give his mum and little brother a hug.
“It is good to be back, I missed the family,” he said…
Child sexual abuse charges laid against dozens of men in Pilbara region
Dozens of alleged paedophiles have been arrested across the Pilbara region as part of a police crackdown on child sex abuse.
Police would not confirm the number of men charged or how many offences were allegedly committed.
But reports in the local newspaper stated more than 30 men had been charged with almost 300 counts of child sex abuse during a nine-month operation across areas including Roebourne and Karratha.
Minister for Child Protection Simone McGurk said it was a distressing situation and the Government was providing significant resources to address the issue…
Taylor Swift gets handsy with new beau Joe Alwyn
She’s notoriously private when it comes to her relationships.And it seems Taylor Swift is trying her best to be discreet with new beau Joe Alwyn, as she met her new man away from prying eyes next to her private jet on Friday.The 27-year-old pop princess appeared to hang out with the 26-year-old actor on the tarmac in Los Angeles. Taking to the skies!
It seems Taylor Swift is trying her best to be discreet with new beau Joe Alwyn, as she met her new man away from prying eyes next to her private jet on FridayThe couple embraced, and Taylor appeared to get quite comfortable with her still low-key boyfriend, and placed her hand on his rear end
Friday, June 2, 2017
“Wonder Woman” is set to be the biggest opening for a female director ever – could change Hollywood
f the superhero film, which stars Gal Gadot and was directed by Patty Jenkins, matches expectations, it’ll undoubtedly be seen as a success by Hollywood standards, but it has the chance to mean more.
“The bittersweet truth is that Patty Jenkins is almost guaranteed to become the biggest-opening female director because the bar is so low,” Amy Nicholson, MTV News’ chief film critic, told CNN.
Nicholson pointed out that female directors like Kathryn Bigelow, Elizabeth Banks and Sam Taylor-Johnson, who holds the current record with 2015’s “Fifty Shades of Grey,” have all directed hit films, but that there’s a sense in Hollywood “that a girl-powered success is a fluke,”
MORE: How ‘Wonder Woman’ could change Hollywood – Jun. 2, 2017
Four cars set on fire in Perth’s north | Perth Now
Police are investigating whether the similar fires in Marangaroo and Ellenbrook could be linked.
Firefighters and police were called to the scene of the first car fire on Santorini Turn in Ellenbrook about 2.35am.
The occupant of the house had woken up to find two cars on fire out the front of her home.
Source: Four cars set on fire in Perth’s north | Perth Now
Dramatic moment mini tsunami sweeps away boats, chairs and parasols on a beach in HOLLAND
THIS dramatic footage shows a rare MINI TSUNAMI hitting Holland washing away beach chairs, boats and parasols.
The freak weather phenomenon, called a “meteotsunami”, occurred near Amsterdam off the country’s north coast on Monday morning.
Meteosunamis are caused by rapid changes in atmospheric pressure that displace bodies of water and often signal an upcoming thunder storm.
Video shot from the balcony of a flat in the coastal resort of Zandvoort shows the huge wave sweeping away objects on the beach and flooding the area.
The man filming is heard saying “tsunami!” multiple times in disbelief.
MORE: Dramatic moment rare mini tsunami sweeps away boats, chairs and parasols on a beach in HOLLAND
China’s solar plane spend YEARS in the air + completely change the way countries spy on each other
It is now one of the most advanced unmanned aircraft of its type.
During a top secret test flight in northwest China last week it reached a new high of 65,000ft in altitude.
Speaking to chinadaily.com, Shi Wen, head of unmanned aircraft development at the China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics, said usually a fuel powered military drone could fly a maximum of about 26,000 ft.
READ MORE HERE: China’s new solar-powered plane could spend YEARS in the air and will completely change the way countries spy on each other
Ariana Grande’s gig for Manchester victims to be world’s biggest – with more viewers than Live Aid
…Networks in China, Australia, South America and across Asia will also air the gig live and in full, with many more in talks.
The event will also be streamed online, meaning the total number of viewers around the world could surpass the estimated one billion who saw 1985’s Live Aid concert.
And it will eclipse the 600million who saw Nelson Mandela’s 70th birthday tribute concert in 1988.
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