Showing posts with label October 13. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October 13. Show all posts

Friday, October 13, 2017

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Teen arrested over attack on Pearly the Pony that outraged Darwin

A teenage boy is arrested over an attack on Pearly the Pony, a beloved horse euthanased earlier this week after being found with arrows lodged in its body.

MORE: Teen arrested over attack on Pearly the Pony that outraged Darwin – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Three dead in skydiving accident at Mission Beach, south of Cairns

Two men and a woman die in a skydiving accident at Mission Beach, south of Cairns.

Located halfway between Cairns and Townsville, Mission Beach attracts backpackers making their way down the Queensland Coast, and multiple companies offer skydiving in the area.

MORE: Three dead in skydiving accident at Mission Beach, south of Cairns – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Cole Miller: One-punch killer Armstrong Renata sentenced to seven years’ jail for unprovoked attack

Armstrong Renata, who killed 18-year-old water polo player Cole Miller in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley in a random one-punch attack, is sentenced to seven years in prison.

MORE: Cole Miller: One-punch killer Armstrong Renata sentenced to seven years’ jail for unprovoked attack – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Thursday, October 12, 2017

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Aldi truckies to protest across Australia, contracts are compromising road safety

Truck drivers across Australia are set to protest outside Aldi stores, claiming the supermarket giant’s low-cost contracts are compromising road safety…

MORE: Aldi truckies to protest across Australia | Perth Now


Power pole in the middle of Landsdale street #PERTH

A ROAD has been laid around a power pole after a mix-up in a new subdivision.

A ROAD has been laid around a power pole after a mix-up in a new subdivision.

A few months ago the Landsdale power pole was surrounded by dirt on the verge, but now it is sitting in the road – roughly a metre from the kerb.

Source: Power pole in the middle of Landsdale street | Perth Now


Natalia Borodina: Topless mother dies after leaning out of moving car

A SEMI-NAKED tourist was killed after leaning out the window of a speeding car and was hit by a lamp post.

VIDEO: Natalia Borodina: Topless mother dies after leaning out of moving car


“Sex assault is not about sex. It’s about power, it’s about the abuse of power,” former VP Joe Biden says in speech


Climate change plan B: dimming the sun

DISMISSED a decade ago as far-fetched and dangerous, schemes to tame global warming by engineering the climate have migrated from the margins of policy debate towards centre stage.

SOLAR RADIATION MANAGEMENT

The goal is simple: prevent some of the sun’s rays from hitting the planet’s surface, forcing them instead back up into space.

One idea worthy of a Star Wars sequel would assemble giant orbiting mirrors to deflect a bit of Earth-bound radiation.

A more feasible scheme — experiments are scheduled for next fall in Arizona — would inject tiny reflective particles into the stratosphere.

Nature sometimes does the same: Debris from the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines lowered the planet’s average surface temperature for a year or two afterwards.

Scientists have also calculated ways to alter clouds that could help beat the heat…

MORE: Climate change plan B: dimming the sun | Perth Now


World Solar Challenge 2017: Dutch team Nuon wins third consecutive solar car race

Dutch team Nuon Solar has made it three wins in a row at the World Solar Challenge, crossing the finish line first in Adelaide this afternoon.

The team, which also won in 2013 and 2015, seized the lead early on in the 3,000 kilometre race from Darwin and never looked back, after the fleet of almost 40 teams set off on Sunday for the journey through Australia’s red centre.

Starting the day about 500 kilometres north of Adelaide, Nuon cruised south at speeds around 110…

MORE: World Solar Challenge 2017: Dutch team Nuon wins third consecutive solar car race – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Jeff Horn wins The Don award

WORLD welterweight boxing champion Jeff Horn won the highest honour in Australian sport — The Don award — to complete an astonishing journey that began with a bruised ego and a battered old Volvo.

The mild-mannered former Brisbane schoolteacher, who pushed himself to the absolute limits of physical and mental exhaustion to outpoint all-time boxing great Manny Pacquiao at Suncorp Stadium on July 2, now joins such Australian heroes as Don Bradman, Dawn Fraser, Cadel Evans and Ian Thorpe in the Australian Sporting Hall of Fame.

MORE: Jeff Horn wins The Don award | Perth Now


Sweden shooting: Gunman opens fire in market in Trelleborg, Sweden

A GUNMAN has opened fire at a busy market in Trelleborg, Sweden.

Four people have been taken to hospital as a result of the incident which happened Thursday night local time, around 8am AEDT.

Police say the attack is not being investigated as terrorism. However it appears to be the latest in a string of violent gang-related incidents that have beset the Swedish nation.

MORE: Sweden shooting: Gunman opens fire in market in Trelleborg, Sweden | Perth Now


UNESCO: US, Israel withdraw from UN cultural organisation citing anti-Israel bias

Israel announces its withdrawal from UNESCO, following in the footsteps of the United States.

MORE: UNESCO: US, Israel withdraw from UN cultural organisation citing anti-Israel bias – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Taliban-linked Haqqani group frees US-Canadian family held hostage for five years

A married couple and their three young children, who were born in captivity, have been released after years of being held hostage by a Taliban-linked group, officials say.

MORE: Taliban-linked Haqqani group frees US-Canadian family held hostage for five years – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Oakleigh hit-and-run suspect Sebastian Kennett charged over death of Melbourne nurse Lynda Hansen

Sebastian Kennett, 20, is arrested and charged over a hit-and-run that killed Melbourne cardiac nurse Lynda Hansen, who died after her car was slammed into on Monday.

MORE: Oakleigh hit-and-run suspect Sebastian Kennett charged over death of Melbourne nurse Lynda Hansen – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)