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RAPE HORROR Woman ‘woke up with belt around her neck after being gang-raped by three men who dressed her in up in army jacket’ Updated: 6 May 2021, 11:14 A WOMAN allegedly woke up with a belt tied around her neck after being gang-raped by three men in Australia who dressed her as a soldier. The alleged victim told police she was "passed around by three men" - including a prison guard - during the reported attack in Sydney on April 25, Australias national day of remembrance. 2 Its claimed t...

Woman gang raped by three men woke up with belt around her neck The alleged victim said she was "passed around by three men" after drinking at The Mean Fiddler pub in Sydney. It is said to have happened on Australias national day of remembrance Updated The alleged offence was said to have occurred on April 25 (Image: Getty Images/EyeEm) The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again lat...

03:55 EDT, 6 May 2021 A prison guard who also served in the Australian army is one of three men accused of dressing a woman up as a soldier and gang raping her on Anzac Day.  Glenn Robinson, 35, from Warrimoo in the lower Blue Mountains of NSW, was charged with six counts of aggravated sexual assault in company following the alleged assault last month.  Police allege Robinson and a friend, 26, were drinking at The Mean Fiddler pub in Rouse Hill, in Sydneys north-west, in the early hours of...

The woman sought medical treatment at Blacktown Hospital on Monday where police were notified. An investigation was launched and detectives arrested a 26-year-old Riverstone man and 35-year-old Valley Heights man on Tuesday afternoon. A warrant was executed at a Riverstone property where several items were collected as evidence. Both men were charged with six counts of aggravated sexual assault. The Riverstone man appeared at Blacktown Local Court where he was granted conditional bail to appear...

Parents of Pakistani man who died in NSW floods forced to watch burial through car window Mostafa Rachwani © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Steven Saphore/AAP The parents of a man who died when his car was trapped in New South Wales flood waters have farewelled their son at a prayer service in Sydney after flying in from Pakistan. Ayaz Younus, 25, was travelling to his first day at a new job in Glenorie on 24 March when his car got stuck in flood waters and he was unabl...

SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Singapore shares drifted lower on Tuesday (May 4) as locally transmitted Covid-19 fears persist, amid mixed trading in shares across major markets in the region. The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) fell 0.2 per cent to end at 3,179.13, marking the third consecutive day of decline. The top gainer on the index was Dairy Farm International, which saw its shares rise 1.9 per cent to close at US$4.39. Other top gainers include Thai Beverage and Mapletree Logistic...

Michaela Meade Police are appealing for information after a series of thefts from cars in Doreen on Sunday. Police from Whittlesea Crime Investigation Unit said cars containing tools were mainly targeted in the break-ins. The majority of the thefts occurred between 11.15pm and midnight in the Vaucluse, Riverstone, Plenty River and Ivy Estates in Doreen, police said. A white Mitsubishi SUV and a silver Mercedes Benz sedan were observed in the area at the time, according to police. Anybody with C...

Khago, DJ Frass Weeks after Dancehall artist Khago declared him one of his key targets in his next round of copyrights litigation, DJ Frass skirted away from discussing the issue, when asked about it, during an interview at his studio with Television Jamaica’s The Entertainment Report. During the interview with Frass, TVJ’s entertainment journalist Anthony Miller had brought Khago’s name into the picture in a follow-up question, after the producer had mentioned that he and NotNice were n...

The Straits Times Singapore stocks end the week in the black; STI up 0.2% The Straits Times Index ended 0.2 per cent, or 6.26 points, higher at 3,194.04, on April 23, 2021.PHOTO: ST FILE Rae Wee https://str.sg/JFN7 They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you Read now Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month for the first 3 mo...

Jarrod Reedie Link Wentworth has received a $2.67 million boost from the NSW Government to upgrade 318 social housing properties to support people in need in Metropolitan Sydney.  The newly merged community housing provider will roll out the program of working on June 30, with the funding used to improve the quality, safety and comfort of homes. The program will provide small businesses across Northern and Western Sydney with much needed work within the construction industry, with the company ...