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Liquor giant Dan Murphy's a step closer to having Northern Territory footprint
A years-long saga to see a Woolworths liquor superstore built near Darwin Airport is now finally in the hands of the NT’s Liquor Commission. Source: ABC News Australia
It's been a year since 16 polo ponies died, and we still don't know why
Twelve months after 16 prized polo ponies died in the back of a truck that travelled across Bass Strait on Tasmania’s premier tourist ferry, their cause of death is yet to be revealed. Source: ABC News Australia
Ex-mistress of 'El Chapo' says she was 'traumatized' by tunnel escape
A former mistress of accused Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman told jurors in his U.S. trial on Thursday she was “traumatized” after a harrowing 2014 escape from one of his safehouses with Mexican marines in hot pursuit. Source: Reuters World News
Watch Live: Deep State Moving Against Alex Jones, Roger Stone And Donald Trump
Left’s coup to unseat president accelerates as globalist panic reaches fever pitch. Source: InfoWars Feed
Inside Ross House, a heritage building overflowing with good karma
What goes on inside this Melbourne icon is even more impressive than its heritage-listed design: Australia’s only not-for-profit, community-owned building is filled solely with community groups helping to make the world a better place. Source: ABC News Australia
Trump Urges Supporters to Send ‘Bricks’ to Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer
For $20.20, Trump will send faux bricks to Dem. lawmakers. Source: InfoWars Feed
Trump Administration Celebrates and Supports March for Life….
Yesterday legislative Democrats ran out of Washington DC for an eleven day recess. Part of the reason for their pre-scheduled exit was their desire to avoid being surrounded by tens-of-thousands of faith-based Americans who show up annually for the March … Continue reading → Source: The Last Refuge
Burkina Faso cabinet resigns: TV statement
The cabinet of Burkina Faso President Roch Marc Kabore resigned on Friday, according to a statement read on national television, which gave no explanation for the move. Source: Reuters World News
Trump to hold new summit with North Korea's Kim soon: White House
U.S. President Donald Trump will hold a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un around the end of February but will maintain sanctions on Pyongyang, the White House said on Friday after Trump met Pyongyang’s top nuclear negotiator. Source: Reuters World News
Thousands walk with coffin of murdered Polish mayor
Carrying flags and candles in cold streets, thousands of Poles walked on Friday beside the coffin of Gdansk’s former mayor Pawel Adamowicz who was stabbed on stage at a charity event. Source: Reuters World News
Which should we be more worried about, Apple or Huawei?
Do Huawei phones really pose that much more of a security risk than iPhones in the face of China’s potential espionage threat? After all, they’re both made in China. Source: ABC News Australia
Russia warns US against arms race on Earth & space after missile defense plans revealed
US rejection of any limitations on missile defense programs and readiness to weaponize space has drawn a blunt reaction from Moscow, with the Russian Foreign Ministry warning Washington not to restart the Cold War-era arms race. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: RT
Milk cucumbers and tomato soup: Retro ways to beat the heat
As the nation swelters through a week which has seen temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius, spare a thought for people from decades past. Source: ABC News Australia
Shien had to wait two years to see a dentist — by the time she got in, it was too late
Mother-of-two Shien Sligar is 31 and needs dentures. Long wait times in the public system, and high prices at private clinics made getting an appointment difficult — now she’s paying a hefty personal cost. Source: ABC News Australia
The experiment Professor Julius Sumner Miller almost failed
The beloved Why is it So? presenter, who brought science to our television screens from 1963 to 1986, thought he’d been outdone by a sturdy metal drum — until a thunderous bang echoed through the room. Source: ABC News Australia
White House says U.S. making progress with North Korea, sanctions to stay
The United States continues to make progress in its denuclearization talks with North Korea, but will keep sanctions on the Asian nation, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters after U.S. President Donald Trump met with a North Korean envoy on Friday. Source: Reuters World News
Hundreds detained after Zimbabwe protests as U.N. denounces crackdown
Hundreds of Zimbabweans arrested during anti-government protests were detained on Friday on public order charges, as the United Nations urged an end to a brutal security crackdown and an internet blackout. Source: Reuters World News
Popcorn to hand, EU watches Brexit show but frets for own future
EU Brexit negotiators are “watching the BBC and eating popcorn”, in the words of one of them, as Britain’s domestic rows over leaving make for compelling TV but frustrate Europe’s hopes for a clean break. Source: Reuters World News
U.N. chief says 'high time' for U.S.- North Korea talks
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres on Friday pressed for denuclearization negotiations between the United States and North Korea to start again seriously, as President Donald Trump met with a North Korean envoy at the White House. Source: Reuters World News
Google Faces Renewed Protests and Criticism Over China Search Project
Google is facing a new campaign of global protests over its plan to launch a censored version of its search engine in China. On Friday, a coalition of Chinese, Tibetan, Uighur, and human rights groups organized demonstrations outside Google’s offices in the U.S., U.K., Canada, India, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Sweden, Switzerland, and Denmark. Google designed […]