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What the Declaration of Independence Said and Meant

It officially adopted the American Theory of Government: First Come Rights; Then Comes Government to Secure These Rights

Reason

7 colour combinations interior experts use to make a living room look expensive

These are the best colour pairings to make your living room appear more luxurious and elevated, no matter how big or small

Ideal Home

Ex-Crown boss takes reins of under-fire Star casinos

The Star has appointed a chief executive to come on board weeks before a crucial report into its suitability for a lucrative Sydney licence is handed down.

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Missing teen Amber Haigh was ‘removed from the equation’ after giving birth, court told

Husband and wife plead not guilty before prosecution lays out case in NSW murder trial after 2002 disappearance

The Guardian - AU

Doctors give King and Queen green light to visit Channel Islands as monarch continues treatment

Charles keeps up busy schedule following return to public duties

The Independent UK

Crown adds 9 new on-trend colours to its best-selling 'Easyclean' range

This new paint collection means no more 'compromising on stunning colours when seeking practicality'

Woman & Home

Volkanovski getting hungry to return to UFC action

Alex Volkanovski will look to regain his UFC featherweight crown but is considering another dip into the lightweight division with Dustin Poirier in the mix.

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The Murder Trial That Exposed Toronto’s Police Misconduct Crisis

Disturbing allegations of police collusion come to light after Umar Zameer’s acquittal in officer’s death

The Walrus

Police watchdog did not consider racist language in Sheku Bayoh death

NEITHER Scotland’s police watchdog or Crown officials investigating the Sheku Bayoh case considered the role racist language used by police – or…

The National (Scotland)

Women in 'ride together pledge' after cop's crash death

Prosecutors claim a woman told the driver of a car that was allegedly used to kill a Queensland policeman that "we ride together and we die together".

AAP

How to end the wasteful boom-bust cycle driving NZ’s infrastructure gap: new report

Debates about infrastructure often turn around money – with good reason. It’s estimated New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit – the amount we would need to spend to modernise, upgrade and build what we need today – is more than NZ$100 billion.

The Conversation

Why the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion is a bad deal for Canadians — and the world

Earlier this month the Trans Mountain expansion project (TMX) — the heavy oil pipeline connecting Edmonton, Alta. and Burnaby, B.C. — began operations. The oil industry argues that the project will boost revenues and stabilize the industry over the long term. The federal government claims that the project will create…

The Conversation

Vital volunteers give decades to keep Lambton heritage alive

Not to put too fine a point on it, but volunteers are absolutely critical to the state's economy.

Newcastle Herald

'Tell me you're not a dog': kidnap witness stabbed on Windale bike path

The offender filmed the victim as he lay bleeding on the ground.

Newcastle Herald

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Reason

Robert Leider on Sources of Presidential Immunity

I've benefited from much thoughtful commentary about last week's arguments in Trump v. United States, the presidential immunity case (besides posts at this blog, see e.g. these posts by Jack Goldsmith and by Marty Lederman). In addition I wanted to pass along these additional thoughts by Professor Robert Leider from…

The Guardian - AU

‘Where will the goths go?’: the fight to save Adelaide’s beloved ‘Cranker’ pub from high-rise plans

Thousands hit the streets on Sunday to protest plans to turn the 171-year-old Crown and Anchor, a pub and live music venue, into 19 storeys of student accommodation

AAP

Bail for woman accused of murdering cop in hit-and-run

A woman charged with murder over the death of a policeman in an alleged hit-and-run has been bailed with a judge finding prospects of a conviction are not high.

The Guardian - AU

Taylor Swift makes Arias history; Tucker Carlson and Clive Palmer to headline ‘Australian freedom conferences’ – as it happened

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Fines up 750-fold for casinos behaving badly in SA

South Australia plans to up the maximum fine for casinos in the state from $100,000 to $75 million as misconduct of operators across the country comes to light.

AAP

'Vastly different' Crown can keep Sydney casino licence

A clean out of the Crown board and "intensive remediation" has satisfied a regulator that it can lawfully run its waterfront casino in Sydney.

Woman & Home

7 creative ways to use on-trend magnolia paint colours in your home

Magnolia is the new grey – here's how to use the classic neutral with confidence in your home

AAP

Beale rape accuser had 'obvious' motive to lie: lawyer

Rugby star Kurtley Beale is pursuing legal costs over a failed rape prosecution, during which his lawyers said his accuser had an obvious motivation to lie.

The Hindu

NZ treaty may allow people to sue on ‘behalf of whales’

The declaration seeks to protect the rights of whales (tohorā) to migrate freely and to use mātauranga Māori alongside science for better protections. It also aims to set up a dedicated fund for whale conservation.

The Guardian - US

Canada hands ‘long-overdue’ title over more than 200 islands to Haida Nation

Nearly half a million hectares of Crown land on Haida Gwaii will be returned to Indigenous people in first-of-its-kind agreement

Newsroom.co.nz

Restored: the Newsroom story the Crown and court didn’t want you to see – ‘Two wrongs don’t make a right’

Finally, after a three-year legal fight, Newsroom can again show you the sad tale of four young children who were victims of a 'reverse uplift'. The report by Melanie Reid and Bonnie Sumner that was taken down by court order.

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