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Police will not need “a reasonable suspicion” that a person is carrying a knife or doing anything wrong in order to scan them.

Cabooltures 20 most influential people of 2021 News by Erin Smith Premium Content Subscriber only From politicians, community activists, environmental advocates, sporting heroes and those working to keep us safe there are many people who go above and beyond to make Caboolture a great place to live and work. Here are Cabooltures 20 most influential people of 2021. Bridgette and Paula Powers from Twinnies Pelican & Seabird Rescue. 20. Paula and Bridgette P...

Cabooltures 20 most influential people of 2021 News by Erin Smith Premium Content Subscriber only From politicians, community activists, environmental advocates, sporting heroes and those working to keep us safe there are many people who go above and beyond to make Caboolture a great place to live and work. Here are Cabooltures 20 most influential people of 2021. Bridgette and Paula Powers from Twinnies Pelican & Seabird Rescue. 20. Paula and Bridgette P...

Pelé (above) is the only player to have won the World Cup three times – with Brazil in 1958, 1962 and 1970 – and was for a time the highest-paid athlete in the world Pelé is the only player to have won the World Cup three times – with Brazil in 1958, 1962 and 1970 – and was for a time the highest-paid athlete in the world. Here, archive footage, alongside interviews with the likes of other Brazilian stars Mário Zagallo, Jairzinho and Rivellino, reveals his extraordinary path from bre...

A Cairns Central shop owner who wished to remain anonymous said he heard the commotion upstairs. "I heard something happen, and there were about 30 cops running about," he said. "I hope hes OK … these people are only trying to protect us." Cairns MP Michael Healy shared the outpouring of support for the wounded officer while calling for the alleged offender to be met with no tolerance from law enforcement. Member for Cairns Michael Healy. Picture: Stewart McLean "I think theres an ex...

  A SHORTAGE of GPS trackers could give hardcore teen criminals free rein through the city after a major bungle in the State Governments new youth crime plan. The Townsville Bulletin can confirm there are no GPS trackers housed in Townsville, despite the government announcing the implementation of the devices as part of its new seven-pronged youth crime pan. The Bulletin also understands that it takes multiple days for the trackers to arrive in the region from Brisbane, allowing the re...

Douglas Kauffman Sept. 17, 1947 — Feb. 4, 2021 Douglas Scott Kauffman died of cancer at his home in Davis on Feb. 4. A lifelong Californian, he was born in Santa Clara on Sept. 17, 1947, to Jean and Fred Kauffman. He attended school in Sacramento and later UC Davis. Doug would be the first to tell you that he did not excel in school, being unable to muster the focus to graduate until 40 years later. In the interim, he taught himself fluent Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Nepales...

The Jew Who Ran Away Jewish Commentary Forty years ago this month, a small movie was released in England by the name of Chariots of Fire. One year later, it won the Oscar for Best Picture, defeating the out-and-out favorite, Warren Beatty’s Reds. Both were about real people; Reds tells the story of leftist journalist John Reed while Chariots is a portrait of two British runners who competed in the 1924 Olympics. Strikingly, the Academy ultimately honored a film that celebrates Christian ...

  One third of restorative justice conferences ordered to rehabilitate young crims didnt go ahead over the past three years because children denied the crime, moved, or were sent to detention. Victims also refused to take part, unwilling to come face-to-face with the person who wronged them. The LNP says many young crims dont want to participate in the program, which is meant to show the offender the consequences of their actions. Of the 8956 conferences that were requested in the three y...

Premium Content Subscriber only A coalition of childrens advocates have voiced their strong opposition to the governments youth justice crackdown, arguing it is punitive and doesnt respect childrens rights. A day after the government announced its response to the horrific hit-and-run deaths of Matty Field, Kate Leadbetter and their unborn child and the subsequent car smash that killed aspiring police woman Jennifer Board, their joint statement decried the focus on law and order measures. Que...