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 Australia's most wanted fugitives who were believed to be responsible for violent crimes and may now be hiding in plain sight amongst us.

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 Australia's most wanted fugitives who were believed to be responsible for violent crimes and may now be hiding in plain sight amongst us.

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There were a husband and wife duo, Kathleen and Jonathon Grey, who were on the run after being charged with multiple drug trafficking offenses. Crime Stoppers was hoping that by going public with the headshots, it will flush some of the people out of hiding.

"It was all about teased those people into the public domain," Crime Stoppers director Peter Price said. Moreover, It had worked in the past, with police arrested 11 people last year after went to public with 19 mug shots.
There was also a number of people who broke parole, as well as Jonathan Dick, who wanted in relation to the murder of his brother in February.
He was known to be carrying weapons, and so that person in particular, if you see him, then call triple 0," Mr Price said.

Chotika Pongpadoungkait (Boongky)

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Hoddle Street killer will spend his whole life behind bars after High Court decides.

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Hoddle Street killer will spend his whole life behind bars after High Court decides.

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Julian Knight, who’s a Victorian mass killer, has to spend the rest of his life in jail after High Court made its decision. He is serving a life sentence with a non-parole period of 27 years for a shooting rampage and killed 7 and injured 19 in Clifton Hill, Melbourne.

He had been eligible for parole in 2014 but the Napthine Government rushed through legislation severely restricting the circumstance in which the Adult Parole Board can grant the killer release.

The new law established that he must stay in jail until he is dead or no longer a risk to anyone anymore but he challenged the decision in the High Court and fight for the case.

He said the legislation to keep him in jail interfered with the sentences imposed by the Supreme Court.

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Trump's decision to allow plastic bottle sales in national parks slammed                                                         The Trump administration’s decision to reverse a ban on the sale of plastic water bottles in some of America’smost famous national parks

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Trump's decision to allow plastic bottle sales in national parks slammed                                                         The Trump administration’s decision to reverse a ban on the sale of plastic water bottles in some of America’smost famous national parks

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The comments come after the administration ended a policy that allowed parks to ban the sale of plastic bottled water in an effort to curb pollution.
Lauren DeRusha Florez, a campaign director for Corporate Accountability International, a group that campaigns against corporate abuses says that This policy was a win-win for everyone except the bottled water industry, which is only interested in its bottom line
The change means national parks will no longer be allowed to ban plastic bottled water
The policy change came after just a few months of lobbying by the International Bottled Water Association, which began its campaign in January, after Donald Trump’s inauguration, and spent $80,000arguing against the “bottle ban”.
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Emmanuel Forero.                                                          Japanese economy posts longest expansion in more than a decade.

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Emmanuel Forero.                                                          Japanese economy posts longest expansion in more than a decade.

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Japanese economy has been expanding faster for the last ten years with a new developments around it.

Japan is now on course for its seventh consecutive quarter of positive GDP growth, which would mark the longest expansion since the turn of the century, as it prepares to host the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Preparations for the games may have helped to improve the growth of the city with new public buildings, while the high levels of emplyment have also pushed the bussines to invest in capital projects.

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After years of debate about legalising same-sex marriage, the Australian Government has already pronounced agree after a free vote in Parliament.
This Plebiscite wouldn't be necessary because The Parliament has the power of decision by some law reform, but They think Australian opinion is important in this case and the other hand plebiscite will cost around $ 160 million dollars.
The lastest survey shows 46 per cent of surveyed wants a plebiscite versus 39 per cent want politicians to decide, while 15 per cent are undecided.
The LGBTI community hope positive results after vote. Somebody can choose your own sexuality and life style without affect other people.
Andres B.

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C-17 coolest aircraft in the Australian Air Force.

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C-17 coolest aircraft in the Australian Air Force.

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After previously ferrying military VIPs, Flying Officer Rytenskild was posted to a C-17 squadron at the start of the year, wich can transport really heavy loads like suplies, troops, military equipment  (helicopters, vehicles, radars).

She prefer to fly "cool planes" and the Air Force has the coolest, C-17 is the seconde bigest plane behind KC-30 (tanker), she doesn't think, she will go any bigger, she said this plane looks a big plane, but it doesn't  feel like it, it's really anjoyble fly a C-17 GLOBEMASTER.

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The 24 of August Australia will participate in a plebiscite about same-sex marriage 

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The 24 of August Australia will participate in a plebiscite about same-sex marriage 

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a women is  trying  to stop  her pregnancy . but she is facing difficulty . she was told that she needs to wait 3 weeks for the ethical committee to make a decision about  whether she could get abortion or not 

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a women is  trying  to stop  her pregnancy . but she is facing difficulty . she was told that she needs to wait 3 weeks for the ethical committee to make a decision about  whether she could get abortion or not 

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People who are judged for having only one child 

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People who are judged for having only one child 

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The evidence shows that families that have had only one child are happier.
The families with a child say that it is better for all this, for example to travel alone should think about flight for their child but if had 4 children would be much more expensive.
It's the same with the school, if you have only one child you can take it to the best school, you can do many activities, if you have more children you must be aware of what everyone likes.

Professor Toni Falbo from the University of Texas said: "I am hypothesising that yes … they may be outraged that a one-child mother is not making a similar sacrifice"

Other opinion is: "The drawbacks involve the risk of losing that child, a young death for example.

Research in China and the US indicates that only children are no more lonely than those with siblings, because most parents with one child promote peer interactions.

Ivo

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1) Read an article from either the Guardian Australia, the Brisbane times or another newspaper. 2) Summarise the article in your own words (paraphrase) and use reported speech. 3) create a new headline.  

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1) Read an article from either the Guardian Australia, the Brisbane times or another newspaper. 2) Summarise the article in your own words (paraphrase) and use reported speech. 3) create a new headline.  