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The discovery of missing hiker Hadi Nazari, who survived for almost two weeks alone in the wilderness of the New South Wales high country, has been described my many as a miracle. Nazari went missing on Boxing Day of last year after he became separated from his friends and lost sight of the track near …
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It’s been 50 years since Australia’s first women’s shelter, nicknamed ‘Elsie’ opened in Sydney. Order of Australia Medal recipient, Ludo McFerran, worked at the refuge in the seventies. Now retired, she spent more than 40 years supporting women leaving domestic violence, and lobbying governments for change. Ms McFerran spoke to The Wire about what it …
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A report by Sydney’s Redfern Legal Centre says New South Wales police subjected more than 1500 children to invasive strip searches over 7 years. Fist Nations children made up almost 45 per cent of children strip searched, despite representing just 6 percent of all 10- to 17-year-olds in New South Wales. Image: Image from …
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Last night, the NSW Police was officially uninvited from this year’s Mardi Gras parade. A press conference held at Taylor Square featuring Pride in Protest, Blak Caucus, the NSW Council for Civil Liberties, the Inner City Legal Centre, and the NSW Greens who showed support for this surprising move. Pride in Protest made waves online …
Many in the Sydney Thai community are concerned over increasing thefts and violence in Sydney’s Thai Town in inner Haymarket. It is unclear as to whether the cause is opportunistic or whether Thai people and businesses are being targeted. The Thai community leaders have called for preventative action to be taken by Sydney City Police …
The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC), the NSW Police watchdog, is examining the use of force by Police, along with systemic issues related to the arrest and detention of children in Operation Mantus. A then 13 year old boy was hospitalised with head injuries on the Northern Rivers of NSW after a brutal incident on …
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The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission has released a new report looking at critical incidents involving the New South Wales Police over the last five years. The report included critical incidents up to 2022, and the latest incident where 95-year-old Claire Nowland passed away is not considered in the report. Produced By: Mia Armitage Featured In …