Morrow on fighting ground with Aunty
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Sunday Extra with
Julian Morrow was its usual mix of intelligent conversation yesterday. But hereâs one story it didnât cover: that of an ABC presenter sensationally taking legal action against the national broadcaster. And the presenter in question? None other than Morrow himself.
Morrow, a founding member of
The Chaser and brains behind
The Checkout consumer affairs show, has been locked in a long contract dispute and defamation action via his production companies The Checkout Pty Ltd and Giant Dwarf against producer
Women on the march to send a message to âtoxicâ Parliament
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From the steps of Town Hall to NSW Parliament House, there was no silencing the women of Sydney as they marched for cultural change and sexual assault reform.
Hand painted placards and banners screamed slogans protesting the treatment of women in Parliament, the handling of sexual assault complaints and a womanâs right to safety.
âGirls just wanna walk home,â read one. âHear me roar,â read another. âEnough is enough,â read many.
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Created: January 27, 2021 10:05 PM
Faith Johnson-Patterson is a big name in Minnesota sports.
She was the first African American woman to coach a team to a girls basketball state championship, and she s won a record eight state titles. But things didn t end the way she hoped.
Now, an unlikely turn of events is giving her an opportunity to rewrite that ending.
Click the video box on this page to see KSTP Sports story on Faith Johnson-Patterson s return to coaching and the long, emotional road she traveled to get back
Between her record-setting success at DeLaSalle and Minneapolis North, Johnson-Patterson knows winning. But she also knows loss. Conflicts with parents and administrators at Eden Prairie and Edison not only cost her jobs, she lost part of who she was.
Thu January 07, 2021 - Northeast Edition
Portland Press Herald
The York County Courthouse will be replaced with a new judicial center, expected to open in the summer of 2022.
Motorists driving by 511-515 Elm Street on Route 1 in Biddeford, Maine, will see a big red fence fronting the road these days. Behind the fencing, huge pieces of heavy equipment have moved mounds of earth, and there are other signs of construction.
The long-anticipated York Judicial Center project has begun. Workers have been on the site for approximately seven weeks, said Philip Johnston, the state of Maine s representative on the project, on Jan. 5.