Friday, January 15, 2021
Police believe mother responsible for all four deaths in Tullamarine homicide, husband cleared
Police believe the woman found dead with her three children in Melbourne's north-west on Thursday was responsible for all four deaths.Her husband Tomislav Perinovic, who found the bodies at their Tullamarine home and called emergency
Adelaide DJ Nicholas Athans found guilty of procuring children to engage in sexual activity
An Adelaide DJ and organiser of underage dance events who sent sexually explicit photos to four teenage girls has been found guilty of grooming offences. Nicholas Emmanuel Athans was accused of using social media platform
International student accommodation almost empty as sector battles with COVID-19 quarantine and border restrictions
On Melbourne's Swanston Street, the final touches are being put on a $100 million tower for as many as 750 university students. With a pool hall, cinema and a rooftop with incredible city views, the building's creators had visions
Kamala Harris Promoted a Bail Fund That Won't Share Records of Alleged Criminals it Helped Spring From Jail
Kamala Harris promoted a bail fund that reportedly helped bail out many accused and convicted criminals. One being a convicted rapist and another an accused murderer.
Harris promoted the fund to help rioters get out of jail in Minnesota
Texas lawmaker tests positive for COVID-19, raising questions about Capitol pandemic protocols
AUSTIN — A Texas House member tested positive for the coronavirus after attending the first three days of session this week, prompting at least one Dallas-area lawmaker to quarantine.
The revelation shows cracks in the Legislature’s COVID-19
Longtime Trump advisers connected to groups behind rally that led to Capitol attack
Three of the key advisers who helped engineer Donald Trump's' rise to the presidency in 2016, and who fell from grace under the weight of federal criminal charges, resurfaced during Trump's final days in office to help engineer his ill-fated attempt to cling to power.
House members push for answers in wake of security breaches at Capitol
WASHINGTON — The removal of panic buttons from Representative Ayanna Pressley’s Capitol Hill office before an armed insurrection overran the complex is under review by the House Administration Committee, as Congressional Democrats push to determine whether the mob had inside help.
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