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A picture on you. On you for voting it should be called voter id it shouldnt be mailed in voting it should be you go to a booth and you proudly display yourself you should vote at the booth and you should have a voter i. D. Because when you have voter id thats the real deal. Also coming up tonight seeking asylum in germany it has never been easy but how do you prove your case when youre told that to prove that youre gay. I got. Was when i was 17 because. The guy from me he was the ride in on a b...

Forces scenes whomp of the rebel territory around four hundred thousand people remain trapped as the bombs keep rolling. Plus in the next sixty minutes its International Womens day we look around the globe at women what changing their buzz shes known as the antti of garbage in this boon islam in india what many people may not know that she has gained International Recognition as of rights crusader for her profession. Im on with that shima a very warm welcome to you. We begin here in germany wher...

Which MP has ASIO head Mike Burgess said was compromised by a foreign power? We dont know, but many MPs have dealt extensively with them.

Influence operations by foreign governments has been going on in Canberra since the 1950s. Many potential Australians have been cultivated by the US government and associated agencies.

It has been interesting to see the reaction to Hamish McLennan’s purge this week. It was unanimously agreed on these threads that Hammer McLennan…

Looking over PS’s lifetime the roll call of featured names is many and varied from the Packers and Murdochs to Nicole Kidman and Elle Macpherson, and yet all of their stories have shared something in common: genuine, unscripted intrigue.

The outgoing chair of Venues NSW was given a high-profile send-off at the SCG.

No-vote campaigner Warren Mundine says the voice will could lead to legal challenges but sits on the board of a company funding First Nations class actions

No-vote campaigner Warren Mundine says the voice will could lead to legal challenges but sits on the board of a company funding First Nations class actions

PS takes a glimpse into the crystal ball to see what may lay ahead in 2023 for some of Sydney’s movers and shakers.