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Thursday, 06 July
23:01
Waterholes: a sacred link to life and culture in remote First Nations communities "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
For First Nations people, connection to Country is vital, with land and water remaining central to culture.
According to new research on male migration across remote communities in central Australia, waterholes have been shown to have significant effect on patterns of migration.
But, poisoning or damage to waterholes could impact Indigenous storytelling and knowledge sharing.
National Radio News reporter, Amy OHalloran asked Researcher at the University of South Australia Dr John Binda Reid, why waterholes are important to First Nations people.
Image: Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons: CSIRO
Produced By: Amy OHalloran
Featured In Story: Dr John Binda Reid Researcher at the University of South Australia , and
First aired on The Wire, Thursday 6 July 2023
The post Waterholes: a sacred link to life and culture in remote First Nations communities appeared first on Fraser Coast FM 107.5.
22:45
unspoken expectation: a burden on First Nations people in workplace cultural events "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
Each year Australia hosts a number of observed days and weeks, dedicated to First Nations people. From Reconciliation week, and Sorry Day through to the more celebratory NAIDOC week.
However, opinions around such cultural events in the workplace are mixed, with some First Nations academics saying Indigenous people are expected to bear the brunt of planning and educating non-indigenous people during these cultural events and often without added pay.
A recent survey further highlights 39% of First Nations participants said they carry the burden of additional cultural load in the form of extra work demands.
Image: Image courtesy of Unsplash: Redd f
Produced By: Emma Wotzke
Featured In Story: Dr Kelly Menzel Associate Dean Education at Gnibi College of Indigenous Australian Peoples, Southern Cross University and proud Ngadjuri woman with ancestral connections to Bundjalung Nation., and
First aired on The Wire, Thursday 6 July 2023
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22:42
Concern in Karratha as regional housing plummets into dire territory "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
The housing crisis continues to affect Australians, and in regional areas of the country, the situation is dire as prices surge.
In Karratha, WA, the housing shortage is rapidly worsening with an increase in local construction projects.
The Wires contributor from Ngaarda Media Conrad MacLean, asked Karratha City Mayor Peter Long what is the housing situation in Karratha?
Image: Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Produced By: Conrad MacLean
Featured In Story: Peter Long Karratha City Mayor, and
First aired on The Wire, Thursday 6 July 2023
The post Concern in Karratha as regional housing plummets into dire territory appeared first on Fraser Coast FM 107.5.
22:13
Creativity key in reducing plastic pollution "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
Trillions of pieces of plastic are in our oceans and its predicted that global plastic production is set to double by 2040. The issue has since been termed by a leading scientist as a planetary crisis.
In a bid to explore how different countries are tackling plastic pollution, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation has published a book, Ending Plastic Waste, which highlights stories across the globe bringing together 19 initiatives from 15 countries including Australia.
So, how are communities world-wide playing their part using creativity to mitigate the issue?
Image: Image courtesy of CSIRO: by Eva Morel
Produced By: Emma Wotzke
Featured In Story: Dr Britta Denise Hardesty Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO
First aired on The Wire, Thursday 6 July 2023
The post Creativity key in reducing plastic pollution appeared first on Fraser Coast FM 107.5.
21:21
Townsville Airlines Cessna 208 Caravan VH-NXU First Visit into CQ at the Labona Station Airstrip - Plus More! "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
On Tuesday 4 July, it was interesting to note that Townsville Airlines Cessna 208 Caravan VH-NXU has (possibly?) made its first ever visit into Central Queensland, flying into the Labona Station Airstrip within Adani Australia's (Bravus Mining & Resources) Carmichael Coal Mine site from Cairns and then Townsville. It then returned to those places.
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16:40
RuPauls Drag Race protests drag bans with Times Square billboard QNews
RuPauls Drag Race have been vocal in their criticism of anti-LGBTQIA+ bills sweeping America, and used the Fourth of July to launch an epic protest in Times Square. RuPauls Drag Race Werq the World Tour are behind an eye-catching billboard featuring some of Americas Founding Fathers. It contained one key message: Drag, like any other ...
The post RuPauls Drag Race protests drag bans with Times Square billboard appeared first on QNews.
14:53
New Australian Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody to hear LGBTIQ cases QNews
The Australian Human Rights Commission has welcomed the appointment of Professor Anna Cody to the role of Sex Discrimination Commissioner by the Attorney General, replacing outgoing commissioner Kate Jenkins whose seven year term in the role ended in April. On behalf of Commissioners and staff, I warmly welcome Professor Cody to the Commission. She has ...
The post New Australian Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody to hear LGBTIQ cases appeared first on QNews.
13:59
Get a first look at the film adaption of Red, White, & Royal Blue QNews
The bestselling queer novel Red, White, & Royal Blue is making its way to the big screen and fans have been given their first look at the film. The novel, which was released in 2019, is an LGBTQIA+ romance that focuses on the relationship between British royal Prince Henry (Nicholas Galitzine) United States first son ...
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13:48
The No crowd honest doubts, or simple racism? "IndyWatch Feed Politics.au"
The problem with Peter Dutton is that, right or wrong, we feel we know him. We might have missed noticing the human side to the man, but that is because he spent so much time showing us how tough and no-nonsense he is. He fits the stereotype of the Queensland Liberal, an old fashioned head-kicker.
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12:40
New Wham! doco looks at George Michaels struggle with sexuality QNews
Netflix has just released a new documentary on Wham!, which explores a vault of previously unseen footage and audio and it gets deep. Wham!, the British pop duo who ruled the charts in the 80s with songs such as Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go and Last Christmas, was the lovechild of best-friends-turned-band-mates, George Michael ...
The post New Wham! doco looks at George Michaels struggle with sexuality appeared first on QNews.
12:15
Fans are convinced Margot Robbies Barbie is a lesbian QNews
Fans are becoming increasingly convinced that Margot Robbies Barbie is a lesbian, as promotion for the upcoming Greta Gerwig film reaches fever pitch. So far, the plot of the film has been kept largely under-wraps, we do know that Barbie will travel to the real world after her perfect existence in Barbie Land begins to ...
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10:40
Kit Connor opens up about fans forcing him to come out QNews
Heartstoppers Kit Connor has revealed in a recent interview the turbulent circumstances leading to him coming out on Twitter last year. Speculation surrounding the stars sexuality first began erupting last year when Kit was photographed holding hands with a female actress. The photos quickly circulated on social media, with fans accusing the star of queerbaiting with ...
The post Kit Connor opens up about fans forcing him to come out appeared first on QNews.
07:30
Odds & Sods: Baron von Cramm QNews
In July 1938, the Border Morning Mail reported that Australian tennis authorities would welcome a tour by the recently jailed Baron von Cramm despite Wimbledon banning the gay German tennis champ. Odds & Sods: snippets of queercentric news coverage from Australian media in years gone by. Baron von Cramm It seems Australian tennis officials acknowledged ...
The post Odds & Sods: Baron von Cramm appeared first on QNews.
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Wednesday, 05 July
17:33
Stanley Tucci has thoughts on straight actors playing gay roles QNews
Stanley Tucci has said he thinks its fine for straight actors to play gay characters on screen as long as they do it the right way. The actor recently appearing on BBC Radio show Desert Island Discs. During the chat, Stanley weighed in on the subject of straight actors in gay roles, declaring it an ...
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16:08
HBO doco tells true story of serial killers grisly gay murders QNews
New HBO docuseries Last Call, examining how a serial killer evaded justice as he murdered gay men in 1990s New York City, is coming to streaming soon. Dubbed The Last Call killer, nurse Richard Rogers murdered and dismembered gay and bisexual men between 1992 and 1993 after meeting them at Manhattan bars late at night. ...
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14:59
Drag queen Tomi Grainger detained at airport over passport photo QNews
Australian drag performer Tomi Grainger has detailed the nerve-wracking moment they were detained at Los Angeles Airport because TSA couldnt find their resemblance to their passport photo. Tomi, who uses they/them pronouns, performs in and out of drag for their thousands of social media followers. In an Instagram video, they claimed they were about to ...
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13:17
Sam Kerr responds to FIFA World Cup pride armband ban QNews
Matildas captain Sam Kerr says she wont risk the national teams Womens World Cup hopes by wearing a prohibited LGBTQIA+ pride armband at the World Cup. This month, out national team the Matildas will play in the FIFA Womens World Cup, which is in Australia and kicks off July 20. Last week, FIFA unveiled a ...
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13:13
Which NSW councils need ward redistributions? "IndyWatch Feed Politics.au"
Prior to the 2021 NSW council elections, I analysed the population trends in another of Sydney councils which have been shouldering the bulk of Sydneys population growth. I wrote about Camden, Blacktown, a number of other councils, and an overall post.
Now as we get closer to the September 2024 elections, I have started paying attention to which NSW councils might be redrawing their ward boundaries.
Unfortunately there is no central record of the redistribution process, unlike in Victoria and Queensland. Each council handles redistributions through their regular decision-making process, usually involving a round of public consultation.
There are still some rules that apply to this process. Councils must make a final decision by 5 October 2023. Wards in New South Wales must elect the same number of councillors across a council area, and must be drawn so no ward varies from any other ward by more than 10% of enrolment. This process cant change the structure of the council the number of wards and number of councillors can only be changed with a referendum.
Some councils are obliged to redraw their ward boundaries, if wards deviated by each other by more than 10% over a specified time period. Councils can also choose to redraw outside of this situation, but this deviation obliges a council to make a change.
Its worth noting that I originally interpreted the legislation as requiring wards to fall within 10% of the average enrolment, which would have been much less strict in terms of forcing redistributions. Once realising this I had to re-run my calculations and update this blog post.
In todays post, Ill be looking at enrolment data to identify councils which are obliged to redraw their map, and those that have narrowly escaped.
When I was first looking into this issue, I downloaded the latest enrolment data for the 48 councils in the state which used wards in 2021 (at the time they were April 2023 data) to look for wards that were 10% higher than other wards in their council. But when I read the legislation, I realised that the trigger is based on a much earlier point in time.
Section 211 of the Local Government Act requires a redistribution if the council becomes aware that a ward deviates by more than 10% during a councils term of office, and if that difference remains at the end of the first year of the following term.
This means that a deviation would only force a redistribution if it had appeared during the previous council term. If a new deviation was to appear now, it would only trigger a redistri...
07:30
Odds & Sods: Dame Joan Hammond, coming out at 80 QNews
At a social function on her 80th birthday, Aussie opera star Dame Joan Hammond showed coming out at 80 is no problem when she unexpectedly introduced her partner of 55 years, Lolita Marriott. Odds & Sods: snippets of queercentric news coverage from Australian media in years gone by. Coming out at 80 Lesbians on the ...
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Tuesday, 04 July
21:44
Flight Options (Australia) Textron Aviation (Cessna) 525C CitationJet CJ4 VH-8CJ Calls into Hamilton Island Airport - Plus More - UPDATED with PIC! "IndyWatch Feed Capricornia"
On Friday 26 May, brand new and recently delivered Flight Options (Australia) Textron Aviation (Cessna) 525C CitationJet CJ4 VH-8CJ was noted arriving into Hamilton Island Airport from what appears to be its Sunshine Coast base.
20:57
Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) - South-Eastern Section - Textron B300C Super King Air VH-MQK "FlyDoc 286" Arrives into Rockhampton Airport - Plus More! "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
<p>On <b><i>Thursday 25
May</i></b>, Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) -
South-Eastern Section - Textron B300C Super King Air VH-MQK as
"FlyDoc 286" was noted arriving into Rockhampton Airport from
Tamworth.</p> <div><br></div> <table
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<b><i>Friday 26 May</i></b>, VH-MQK "FlyDoc
286" departed Rockhampton Airport for Albury and then Melbourne
(Essendon).<br> <br> <div>Meanwhile, also on
<b><i>Thursday 25 May</i></b>, Navair
Flight Operations Embraer EMB-500 Phenom 100 bizjet VH-LXZ as
"Navair 169" visited Mackay Airport from Bankstown and
Cessnock.</div> <div><br></div>
<div>FlyPelican (Pelican Airlines) British Aerospace BAe
Jetstream 3206 (Jetstream 32) turboprop aircraft VH-OTQ 'PE990'
flew up from Bundaberg Airport to Gladstone Airport via some
sightseeing over the water.</div> <div>
<div><br></div> <div>Brisbane-based
Crockett Aviation Group Beech B200 King Air VH-FAQ flew up to
Labona Station Airstrip within Adani Australia's (Bravus Mining
& Resources) Carmichael Coal Mine site from Archerfield before
then returning there.
20:35
New co-responder team to tackle youth crime in South Brisbane. Westender
South Brisbane now has a new youth co-responder team patrolling our streets. Their mission is to end to the cycle of youth crime in the area. The teams are composed []
The post New co-responder team to tackle youth crime in South Brisbane. first appeared on Westender.
20:13
Local clubs benefit from Better Suburbs Grants. Westender
Local community groups Youth Advocacy Centre (South Brisbane), Southern Suburbs Rugby League Football Club (West End), and Queensland Maritime Museum Association (South Brisbane) the sports and community groups across Brisbane []
The post Local clubs benefit from Better Suburbs Grants. first appeared on Westender.
19:40
INTERVIEW: Basil Valentine & Blake Lovewell Glastonbury, Corbyns Persecution & Euro Sanctions Woes "IndyWatch Feed Enviro.au"
<p><p><p>In this episode of the <a href= "https://tntradio.live/shows/patrick-henningsen-show/"><span class= "s1"><b>Patrick Henningsen Show</b></span></a> on TNT Radio which aired on June 27, 2023, On the next leg of Patricks podcasting-radio roadshow, we travel to beautiful Brighton, Patrick talks with our roving correspondent for culture & sport, Basil Valentine, and 21WIRE writer and commentator Blake Lovewell, to discuss the British summer festival season, especially Glastonbury, and the controversial film about the political persecution of former UK Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, which was screened there this week. Also, Europes attempt to sanction and destroy the Russian economy has backfired badly, as the EU economy continues to hit the skids, especially in Germany. All this and more. <em>Listen:</em></p> <p><span class="mce_SELRES_start" style= "display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;"> </span></p> <p><strong><em>More from Basil:<br> <a href= "https://twitter.com/says_basil">Twitter</a></em></strong></p> <p><em><strong>More from Blake:</strong></em><br> <em><strong><a href= "https://21stcenturywire.com/category/blake-lovewell/" rel= "nofollow noopener" target= "_blank">21stcenturywire.com</a></strong></em></p> <p><strong><img alt="" class="emoji" draggable="false" src= "https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/14.0.0/svg/25b6.svg"> TUNE-IN LIVE to TNT RADIO for the Patrick Henningsen Show every MON-FRI at 12PM-2PM (NEW YORK) | 5PM-7PM (LONDON) | 2AM-4AM (BRISBANE):<br></strong> <a href= "https://tntradio.live/"><strong>https://tntradio.live</strong></a></p> <p><strong><span style="color: #ff0000;">READ MORE PROPAGANDA NEWS AT:</span> <a href= "https://21stcenturywire.com/tag/propaganda/">21st CENTURY WIRE PROPAGANDA FILES</a></strong></p> <p><strong><span style="color: #000080;">ALSO JOIN OUR</span> <a href="https://t.me/My21wire">TELEGRAM CHANNEL</a></strong></p> <p><strong><em>SUPPORT OUR INDEPENDENT MEDIA PLATFORM <a href="https://21wire.tv/membership/plans/">BECOME A MEMBER @21WIRE.TV</a><br></em></strong></p> <div class= "ad-480x320 adsanity-480x320 alignnone adsanity-alignnone" id= "ad-157532"> <div class="adsanity-inner"><a href= "https://21stcenturywire.com/ads/surfshark-vpn-for-in-content/" target="_bank" title= "Get Surfshark - Jaw Dropping Deals on Fast, Easy-to-Use VPN"><img alt="Get Surfshar...
17:29
Australians listening to radio more than other countries "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
Australia is leading the world in radio and digital audio listening. New research shows Australia is tuning into radio and digital audio more than anywhere else in the world.
For such a small and relatively new country, what makes us so interested in radio and audio storytelling?
Image: Image credit: Unsplash
Produced By: Jon King
Featured In Story: James Cridland Futurologist and editor of Podnews, Laura Green Community Manager at SYN Media, and Russell Anderson national Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Council CEO
First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 4 July 2023
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17:18
Generation Alpha: unleashing the digital learning revolution "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
Some educational experts uphold the notion of the digital native while others caution the implications of a blanket term.
However, as modern times plunge further into the digital expanse there is little doubt that tech spheres continue to entrench various facets of daily life, including the way information is consumed.
From hyperlinked and online through to chatbots and scrolling sleek interfaces, what impact could this newer digital age have on learning for younger generations like Gen Alphawhat influence could this generation have on education?
Image: Image credit: Unsplash
Produced By: Emma Wotzke
Featured In Story: Bennett Andrews Acting Principal, Head of Campus Carramar at St Stephens School , Ashley Fell Director of Advisory at McCrindle and social researcher, Mark Grant CEO of the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership , and Jason Lodge Associate Professor in Educational Psychology at the University of Queensland
First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 4 July 2023
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17:11
English sounding names getting more job call backs "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
Australians with non-English names often feel less fortunate in finding jobs, and this is not just a coincidence given the current state of the economy.
New research from Monash University shows English sounding names get more call backs from job applications than from applicants with ethnic names.
The research also highlights theres a pronounced discrimination when hiring someone in a leadership position.
Image: Image credit: Unsplash
Produced By: Eduardo Jordan
Featured In Story: Andreas Leibrandt Professor of the Department of Economics at Monash University
First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 4 July 2023
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17:05
ATO urges patience with tax returns "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
As the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) gears up for tax time, they are urging taxpayers not to rush their annual income return.
Early lodgement without complete information may lead to processing delays and follow-up question from the ATO.
ATO Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh advises waiting until late July when pre-filled information becomes available to ensure a smoother and more accurate tax return process.
Harry Liang partner from Captune Partners says tax returns in Australia are anticipated to be smaller or fewer compared to the previous year, as per the expectations of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
Image: Image credit: Unsplash
Produced By: Moemina Shukur
Featured In Story: Tim Loh Australian Taxation Office Assistant Commissioner , and Harry Liang Partner at Captune Partners
First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 4 July 2023
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17:03
INTERVIEW: Basil Valentine & Blake Lovewell Putin, Wagner & Zelenskys Green T-Shirt "IndyWatch Feed Enviro.au"
<p><p><p><em><strong>The wild Wagner coup and Putins steady hand in Moscow.</strong></em></p> <p>In this episode of the <a href= "https://tntradio.live/shows/patrick-henningsen-show/"><span class= "s1"><b>Patrick Henningsen Show</b></span></a> on TNT Radio which aired on June 27, 2023, On the next leg of Patricks podcasting-radio roadshow, we travel to beautiful Brighton, Patrick talks with our roving correspondent for culture & sport, Basil Valentine, and 21WIRE writer and commentator Blake Lovewell, to discuss the wild Wagner coup and Putins steady hand in Moscow, and Zelenskys latest platitudes, as he sports a new green T-shirt for summer. Also, Biden is at it again with another embarrassing gaffe, as the team discusses the 2024 US Election field, and the chances of RFK Jr. for the Democrat primaries and beyond. All this and more. <em>Listen:</em></p> <p><span class="mce_SELRES_start" style= "display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;"> </span></p> <p><strong><em>More from Basil:<br> <a href= "https://twitter.com/says_basil">Twitter</a></em></strong></p> <p><em><strong>More from Blake:</strong></em><br> <em><strong><a href= "https://21stcenturywire.com/category/blake-lovewell/" rel= "nofollow noopener" target= "_blank">21stcenturywire.com</a></strong></em></p> <p><strong><img alt="" class="emoji" draggable="false" src= "https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/14.0.0/svg/25b6.svg"> TUNE-IN LIVE to TNT RADIO for the Patrick Henningsen Show every MON-FRI at 12PM-2PM (NEW YORK) | 5PM-7PM (LONDON) | 2AM-4AM (BRISBANE):<br></strong> <a href= "https://tntradio.live/"><strong>https://tntradio.live</strong></a></p> <p><strong><span style="color: #ff0000;">READ MORE RUSSIA NEWS AT:</span> <a href= "https://21stcenturywire.com/tag/russia/">21st CENTURY WIRE RUSSIA FILES</a></strong></p> <p><strong><span style="color: #000080;">ALSO JOIN OUR</span> <a href="https://t.me/My21wire">TELEGRAM CHANNEL</a></strong></p> <p><strong><em>SUPPORT OUR INDEPENDENT MEDIA PLATFORM <a href="https://21wire.tv/membership/plans/">BECOME A MEMBER @21WIRE.TV</a><br></em></strong></p> <div class= "ad-480x320 adsanity-480x320 alignnone adsanity-alignnone" id= "ad-157532"> <div class="adsanity-inner"><a href= "https://21stcenturywire.com/ads/surfshark-vpn-for-in-content/" target="_bank" title= "Get Surfshark -...
16:29
Sydney artist Jeremy Smith shows off his gay body of work in new exhibition QNews
Sydney artist Jeremy Smith is a PhD candidate at UNSW Art and Design and is exhibiting a series of drawings and lightboxes in an exhibition of his doctoral research titled Atlas of Narrative Cartography, from this week until July 19 at M Contemporary in Darlinghurst. The opening night is this Thursday, the 6th of July ...
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14:45
The reasons why for you to vote Yes "IndyWatch Feed Politics.au"
The 1967 referendum bill was passed by Parliament because the international community were taking a dim view of Australias treatment of First Nations. First Nations were being excluded as people to count in the census, and those same international observers were cognisant of Queensland and Western Australia resisting pressure to close down the dreadful First
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13:55
Meet the queer Indigenous tattoo artist in Sydney behind Something Original QNews
Located in the heart of Newtown, Something Original began as the creative endeavour of queer, Gomeroi man Mat Fink. Hailing from a background as a graffiti artist, Mat has spent the past decade honing his craft, drawing from a broad pool of inspiration from traditional Indigenous art styles to western animation, from blackwork to ...
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10:37
Police used secret strike force to disregard coroners findings in gay homicide cases QNews
The Special Commission of Inquiry into LGBTIQ Hate Crimes has heard that NSW Police created a secret task force to reinvestigate the Bondi deaths of Ross Warren, Gilles Mattaini and John Russell but then closed those cases without telling the public or the victims families. In 2005, then deputy state coroner, Jacqueline Milledge had found ...
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10:31
White Lotus star bans homophobes from watching his work QNews
Michael Imperioli took to social media recently to ban bigots and homophobes from watching any television or film he stars in. His long-standing catalogue of work includes Goodfellas, The Sopranos, and most recently, the second season of White Lotus, which saw Imperioli playing a sexually frustrated Italian dad. His social media statement comes in response to a recent Supreme Court ...
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07:30
Odds & Sods: First Brisbane Pride 1990 QNews
Brisbane Pride 1990 marked the first major local celebration of Pride for a community at last free of the threat of homophobic hillbilly dictator Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Pioneering local activists like Toye de Wilde ensured the community both took time out to enjoy itself and worked towards a better future. Odds & Sods: snippets of queercentric ...
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Monday, 03 July
21:48
INTERVIEW: Freddie Ponton & Markus Kraus Will NATO Launch a False Flag? "IndyWatch Feed Enviro.au"
Is NATO desperate enough to carry out a nuclear false flag attack in order to freeze the conflict in western Ukraine?
In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on June 26, 2023, Patrick is joined in-studio in France with independent French researcher and journalist Freddie Ponton and former German and NATO military member, Markus Kraus, as they break down the numerous NATO drills underway in June, and also ask the key question: is NATO desperate enough to carry out a nuclear false flag attack in order to freeze the conflict or insert peacekeeping forces into western Ukraine? All this and more. Listen:
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21:47
INTERVIEW: Freddie Ponton & Kevork Almassian Russia, Wagner & The Coup That Wasnt "IndyWatch Feed Qld"
More on The coup that wasnt a coup, which turned out to be an internal military power-struggle in Russia.
In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on June 26, 2023, Patrick is joined in-studio in France with independent French researcher and journalist Freddie Ponton and Kevork Almassian from Syriana Analysis as they break down the extraordinary events of last week in Russia with Evgeny Prigozhin, the Wagner PMC chief, and the infamous coup that wasnt a coup, which turned out to be an internal military power-struggle in Russia, but with some serious consequences politically for Moscow and beyond. All this and more. Listen:
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