Just no: Libs' Snapchat filter trolled
What was promised during the election campaign2:29So what did Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten promise during the election campaign over the past eight weeks? The Snapchat filter has been made into a laughing stock.Staff WriterNews Corp Australia NetworkTHE Liberal Party has been slammed after launching a cringeworthy filter on Snapchat urging young voters to back them in tomorrow’s election. The filter shows an animated, white-gloved hand slotting a ballot pap..>> view originalFederal election 2016: Verdict - Bill Shorten wins day, PM the campaign
Balkan crime figure Saso Ristevski killed during botched robbery: police
Saso Ristevski outside Wollongong District Court in 1998. Photo: Fairfax Archives A robbery gone wrong was behind the death of a crime figure, who was attacked under orders from a drug rival in the NSW Illawarra, police will allege.Saso Ristevski, 37 was shot dead at his parents' home in Lake Heights on September 28, 2011, after a confrontation with three men. Late last year, police linked the convicted drug trafficker's death to a Melbourne underworld figure..>> view originalLouise Bell murder trial: Mysterious letter sent to judge to be investigated
Louise Bell murder trial: Mysterious letter sent to judge to be investigated Updated July 01, 2016 14:04:53 The Supreme Court judge hearing the Louise Bell murder trial has received a letter from a member of the public, prompting investigations by the defence.Dieter Pfennig is accused of abducting and murdering 10-year-old Louise who disappeared from her Hackham West bedroom in January 1983.Pfennig's lawyer Grant Algie was due to close the defence case on Friday but the..>> view originalPolice search wetlands for missing SA man
Search fails to find missing Adelaide man AAP on July 1, 2016, 3:41 pm Police have launched a search of wetlands in Adelaide's north for a missing man (pic). A search of wetlands in Adelaide's north has failed to find a man missing for almost two weeks.Lochlan Mortimer-Shearer was last heard from on June 20.Concerns are held for his welfare with police bringing in State Emergency Service volunteers to help with a search of wetlands at Mawson Lakes on Friday.The search..>> view originalWindsor rates chances at 50-50
Three young sisters missing in Melbourne
The missing Latta siblings, from left, Zahara, 8, Matika, 9, Jaylee, 11. A Melbourne mother and her three young girls have been missing since Tuesday, with police asking for public help to find them.Tracey Heuston, 49, and three of her daughters were last seen leaving their Shannon Crescent home late at night in the north-eastern suburb of Watsonia on Tuesday, June 28.The children 11-year-old Jaylee, nine-year-old Matika and eight-year-old Zahara have not been..>> view originalProf 'pleads stupidity' after uni nepotism
The vice-chancellor of a Perth university looked up pornography on his work computer almost 500 times and engaged in serious misconduct by appointing a close friend to a senior position, the corruption watchdog has found.Murdoch University vice-chancellor Richard Higgott was stood aside on full pay in September 2014.The university referred him to the Corruption and Crime Commission following an internal investigation and he quit the next month.On Friday, the CCC said the professor engaged in ser..>> view originalGreater Dandenong to celebrate its Aboriginal history with community events
GREATER Dandenong is celebrating its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements for Naidoc Week this week.A community celebration will be held in Harmony Square on Monday, from 1.30-3.30pm, with mayor Heang Tak opening festivities with a local community Elder.Performances by the indigenous Hip Hop Project group and the Jindi Worabak Dancers will entertain visitors and will be broadcast on the big screen.Other workshops, activities and displays including basket weavin..>> view original60 Minutes: Yet again, the people in power get away with a slap on the wrist
COMMENT Sally Faulkner, now facing kidnapping charges in Lebanon. Photo: Supplied They wanted a young Aussie mum in peril – and boy, have they got one. Except there's no happy ending in sight now. Channel Nine's 60 Minutes thought it had the story stitched up. Telegenic mum Sally Faulkner wants her kids back from their father in Lebanon. The program rides to her rescue. Blockbuster ratings ensue. 'You do not show any enjoyment factor': An ex-60 Minutes producer believes this was not a good..>> view original
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