Monday, November 7, 2016

Lone-wolf radio hoaxer hacks Melbourne air traffic control: AFP and other top stories.

  • Lone-wolf radio hoaxer hacks Melbourne air traffic control: AFP

    Federal police are hunting a lone-wolf radio hoaxer who made 15 illegal transmissions to air-traffic controllers and domestic passenger pilots last month - including one telling a Virgin pilot to abort a landing.The agencies investigating the incidents believe only one person has made the transmissions by finding a way to tap into the air traffic control frequency and communicate directly with planes and control towers. More News Videos Previous slide Next slide AFP hun..
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  • How One Nation senator Rod Culleton's conviction could play out in the High Court

    How One Nation senator Rod Culleton's conviction could play out in the High Court
    How One Nation senator Rod Culleton's conviction could play out in the High Court Updated November 07, 2016 20:02:18 The challenge to One Nation senator Rod Culleton's election to the Upper House looks set to be a messy constitutional dilemma.The Commonwealth's chief counsel, outgoing Solicitor-General Justin Gleeson SC, told the Federal Government there had never been a case like this.So what did he say to kick this whole matter off?How did this all begin?A former busi..
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  • Race-hate speech: Human Rights Commission must take a look at itself, PM says

    Race-hate speech: Human Rights Commission must take a look at itself, PM says
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  • Dreamworld set to reopen for summer

    Dreamworld set to reopen for summer
    Dreamworld tragedy: Brother and sister farewelled Ardent Leisure is expected to make an announcement on Wednesday about when its Dreamworld theme park will reopen after police said they had finished their crime-scene investigation following the deaths of four tourists late last month.With Ardent Leisure losing an estimated $295,000 a day it remains closed, there is pressure on the listed company to reopen the park before the lucrative summer holiday season begins early next mont..
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  • Adut shocked to be NSW Aussie of the Year

    Adut shocked to be NSW Aussie of the Year
    Andi YuAustralian Associated PressFighting as a child soldier in Sudan, Deng Adut never dreamed he would have a positive future, let alone be named the NSW Australian of the Year.The 33-year-old refugee and criminal lawyer shed tears as he received the top honour from Premier Mike Baird at ceremony in Sydney on Monday night.He told AAP he was beyond surprised."Shocked," he said."I never dreamed of anything."Even (being) a fisherman."Mr Adut was forced to fight as a child soldier at the age of si..
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  • HRC aims to keep cases out of court

    Australian Associated PressHuman Rights Commission president Professor Gillian Triggs says the HRC exists to stop matters going to court, but the controversial case involving three Queensland students had a level of substance.Prof Triggs said the case proved difficult because the parties took different points of view and some of those involved had said different things, with different issues involving each.She said about 40 per cent of some 20,000 complaints a year were dismissed at an early sta..
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  • Watchdog probes Chemist Warehouse pay

    Watchdog probes Chemist Warehouse pay
    Solly Lew is in the fight of his commercial life.A Fitzroy Street family pharmacist of 35 years standing, "Solly" is a St Kilda institution. More Business Videos Previous slide Next slide When a discount giant moves in next door Banks, Apple in stoush over digital wallets How shareholders can rein in CEO salaries Caltex wage fraud: the system is broken Will markets get the clarity they crave? Don't just blame Boomers fo..
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  • Police rescue koala stuffed in a woman's handbag

    Police rescue koala stuffed in a woman's handbag
    Police found the koala joey in a woman’s bag.Andrew Dawson, Madura McCormackSouthern StarHANDBAGS are known to contain weird items, but one Queensland woman has taken it to the next level after being found yesterday with a koala joey. Queensland Police had stopped the 50-year-old woman on Newnham Rd, Wishart at around 8.55pm on Sunday night for unrelated matters.When officers arresting her asked her if she had anything to declare, the woman handed over a zipped green canvas bag and told officers..
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  • Bernardi's Trump hat sparks Twitter row

    Bernardi's Trump hat sparks Twitter row
    COALITION Senator Cory Bernardi has started a Twitter row after he posted a selfie while wearing a Donald Trump-style hat, with a controversial message.The South Australian MP, who is on secondment in the US representing Australia at the United Nations, posted a photograph of himself with the hat that had the words: “Make Australia great again”.The message is an adaptation of the message Trump has worn on his hat he wears, which always states: “Make America great again.”media_cameraRepublican pr..
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  • same-sex marriage plebiscite defeated in late-night Senate vote

    same-sex marriage plebiscite defeated in late-night Senate vote
    The Turnbull government's proposed plebiscite on same-sex marriage has formally been killed off by the Senate, where it was defeated 29-33 in a late-night vote on Monday, amid a warning the decision would delay marriage equality "for years".Months of speculation and political posturing culminated in Labor, the Greens, the Nick Xenophon Team and Derryn Hinch combining to defeat the proposal, which would have seen same-sex marriage decided by the Australian people in February. More Ne..
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Opposition quizzes Brandis on whether Gleeson was consulted on anti-terror laws draft .Geelong mother left traumatised after two-year-old pricked by dirty syringe in public toilet .
Santa Golly Dollies sell out in Melbourne and Geelong Christmas ... .Dogs dream about their owners, expert claims .

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