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Supply chains refined Supply chains refined Pandemic experience leads Asia Pacific economies to explore ways to build long-lasting resilience in the global supply chain. published : 28 Jun 2021 at 04:30 The significant disruptions to supply chains worldwide caused by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic have highlighted the need for Asia Pacific countries to consider policies and strategies that will improve resilience. The region has been producing n...

Detective says she was ordered to omit details of original Whiskey Au Go Go investigation from reopened inquest report © Provided by ABC NEWS The Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub was firebombed on March 8, 1973, killing 15 people. (Courtesy: Geoff Plunkett, The Whiskey Au Go Go Massacre) A top Queensland homicide detective has been accused of trying to exclude key details from a reopened inquest into the Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing, because of an "insinuation" police at the time had fabricated a ...

The corrupt NSW detective, jailed for life for murder, could testify over the 1973 Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing in Brisbane which killed 15 people.

A new inquest into the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub fire began on Monday It heard from family members of those who died in the 1973 arson attack Coroner Terry Ryan will try to find the truth of who set the fire  James Finch and John Stuart were convicted and sentenced to life for the crime But there it has long been thought that others were involved and escaped justice  15 people died in the fire which was then Australias worst-ever mass murder  

The families of the victims of a historic firebombing of a Brisbane nightclub have revealed their sorrow more than 40 years after the arson attack.

Whiskey Au Go Go arson inquest reopens, with disgraced ex-detective Roger Rogerson to give evidence By Jessica Rendall © Provided by ABC NEWS The firebombing of the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub in Fortitude Valley in 1973 killed 15 people. (Courtesy: Geoff Plunkett, The Whiskey Au Go Go Massacre) An inquest into one of the worst mass murders in Australian history — the Whisky Au Go Go arson attack — has reopened in Brisbane, as investigators probe whether more were involved...

The Biloela family are just the latest unwilling participants trapped in Australia’s ongoing theatre of cruelty

Crime by Shayla Bulloch Premium Content Subscriber only A CORONER has ruled that failings of prison staff at a Townsville jail did not contribute to the death of a suicidal young man, despite evidence stating he slipped through the cracks multiple times. Dylon Ahquee, 19, took his own life on Boxing Day 2015 while inside a Townsville Correction Centre cell. The inquest into his death examined if the authorities responsible for his mental health did their jo...

Crime by Shayla Bulloch Premium Content Subscriber only A CORONER has ruled that failings of prison staff at a Townsville jail did not contribute to the death of a suicidal young man, despite evidence stating he slipped through the cracks multiple times. Dylon Ahquee, 19, took his own life on Boxing Day 2015 while inside a Townsville Correction Centre cell. The inquest into his death examined if the authorities responsible for his mental health did their jo...

Idaho Statesman Idaho students fill the gallery as H377 is debated and passed by the Idaho Senate Monday, April 26, 2021 at the Idaho Statehouse in Boise. Across the country — and right here in Idaho — there is tremendous debate and much is being written about education and what our children should be taught in schools about American history, American government and what it means to be a responsible citizen in the U.S. Like so many other conversations in our country right now is hotly deb...