John Croft obituary Codebreaker at Bletchley Park who later worked at the Home Office and became a successful abstract artist The Guardian - UK · Jul 29
More than 40 years on, the NSW Aboriginal Land Rights Act speaks to an enduring desire for a strong future Land Back, a collection of essays edited by Gomeroi professor Heidi Norman, marks over 40 years of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983, New South Wales. The Conversation · Apr 24, 2025
10 years after Freddie Gray's death, calls for police reform and racial equity persist in Baltimore Ten years ago Saturday, Freddie Gray died from spinal injuries sustained during transport in a Baltimore police van and the city was thrust into a national debate over police brutality against Black Americans The Independent UK · Apr 19, 2025
Unitedhealthcare CEO Murder Suspect May Seek Show Trial In NYC Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discusses Luigi Mangione's case and predicts a dramatic trial scenario in New York. Top News · Dec 12, 2024
Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly Predicts Swift Capture Of Suspect Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discusses progress in capturing suspect for UnitedHealthcare CEO murder, highlighting mistakes made and use of facial re... Top News · Dec 9, 2024
An Indigenous person is 4 times more likely to die from diabetes. We need to better understand how exercise can help It’s estimated almost 1.9 million Australians have diabetes, and numbers are growing. Between 2013 and 2023, the total number of people known to be living with diabetes across the country rose by 32%. The Conversation · Nov 4, 2024
NYPD Faces Crisis As Officer Numbers Hit 30-Year Low Learn about the concerning trend of declining NYPD officer numbers and its impact on public safety. Top News · May 19, 2024
The bunyip and the big swamp: uncovering the natural wonder we all pass by Hunter's Hidden Gem: Hexham Swamp at the dawn of time. Newcastle Herald · Jan 6, 2024
Worth It: SAVA “The SAVA experience is what would happen if Apple and Tesla had a baby and that baby was into acid." Marie Claire · Dec 1, 2023
This top mobile phone spying app says it has been hacked, with thousands of users at risk Years of private message contents from LetMeSpy have been leaked online. TechRadar · Jun 28, 2023
'Erased from memory': Newcastle panel speak on Indigenous Voice to Parliament 'We are sick of having to do it afterwards and put in resources that many communities don't have. There's another way to go about it.' Newcastle Herald · May 17, 2023
Mosley wakes up Aussies to their sleep issues YOU'LL often find Dr Michael Mosley awake at 3am. Not because the British documentary maker and science journalist is a renown night owl or party animal, but because he suffers from "terrible insomnia." "I find it easy to go to sleep but I tend to wake up at 3am and… Newcastle Herald · Mar 26, 2023
Three decades since first World Trade Center terror attack, six victims will be honored NEW YORK — The World Trade Center mantra — “Never forget” — began eight years before 9/11, on a dreary winter’s afternoon in lower Manhattan. Tribune News Service · Feb 25, 2023
Regatta cruise ship arrives in Newcastle harbour The ship, measuring 593.7 feet in length, cruised into the harbour about 8am and is due to depart again about 7pm. Newcastle Herald · Dec 12, 2022
Tribune News Service · Sep 28, 2022 Police swarm East Oakland school campus after at least 6 people are shot nearby OAKLAND — At least six people were injured in a shooting near an East Oakland school campus on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.
The Guardian - US · Sep 28, 2022 Oakland police search for two suspects after school shooting that injured six Mayor Libby Schaaf calls for gun restrictions after shooting at Rudsdale Newcome high school for recently immigrated students
Los Angeles Times · Sep 28, 2022 Sheriff removes guns and duties from 47 Alameda County deputies deemed 'not suited' for hire The Alameda County Sheriff's Office has stripped 47 deputies of their firearms and peace officer duties after an internal audit revealed they were never qualified to be hired because they had failed their psychological evaluations, authorities said.
The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022 Police: California sheriff's deputy wanted in double slaying Authorities say they are seeking a Northern California sheriff’s deputy the in connection with the slaying of a husband and wife at their home
Tribune News Service · Aug 19, 2022 Recent violence serves as a ‘stress test’ for Baltimore Police consent decree reforms, federal judge says BALTIMORE — A “staffing crisis” and mounting public pressure to reduce surging violence in Baltimore threaten the “significant progress” the city’s police department has made since a federal consent decree was reached five years ago, the federal judge overseeing the process warned Thursday.
The Guardian - US · Jun 13, 2022 Group of men storm Drag Queen Story Hour in California in possible hate crime Five men believed to be affiliated with the far-right Proud Boys disrupted the event for children, shouting anti-LGBTQ+ slurs
Salon · Jun 13, 2022 31 Patriot Front members charged, ID'd "Little army" of anonymous white supremacists plotted anti-LGBTQ violence, Idaho police say
The Independent UK · Jun 12, 2022 Proud Boys crash ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’ for kindergartners at library, sparking hate crime probe ‘The men were described as extremely aggressive with a threatening violent demeanour causing people to fear for their safety’
Tribune News Service · Jun 6, 2022 The last thing backyard chicken farmers want to hear: cock-a-doodle-doo SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Those adorable balls of fluff and feathers that were so irresistible at Easter can become a backyard chicken fancier’s worst nightmare when four months later, one starts crowing.
Tribune News Service · Jun 4, 2022 Agency running Baltimore’s violence intervention strategy defends itself to City Council, increasingly impatient amid a violent year BALTIMORE — The Baltimore office charged with implementing the city’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy defended itself in a letter delivered to the City Council on Friday, arguing the process of reversing violent trends in the city is not “overnight work.”
Tribune News Service · May 22, 2022 Debates spark over Baltimore police protection strategies as rising bloodshed puts neighborhoods on edge BALTIMORE — Gunfire rang out this month on Boarman Avenue, lined with trees and rowhouses with porches, frightening nearby residents. Five people were injured, police said, just hours after four people were shot in East Baltimore, including one man who died.