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Woman launches legal action against CFA over allegedly being forced to strip at chemical spill By Jackson Peck and state political reporter Richard Willingham © Provided by ABC NEWS The action filed in the Supreme Court alleges the woman suffered loss, injury and damage after the incident. (ABC News: Timothy Marshall, file photo) A Victorian woman is suing the Country Fire Authority (CFA) after she was allegedly forced to strip in view of male officers and threatened with be...

Pressure on Andrews government to release secret CFA sexism and bullying report We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Victoria’s upper house has ordered the Andrews government to release a long-suppressed report into bullying and sexual discrimination in Victoria’s fire services, five years after it was commissioned. The Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission report has never been r...

Julia James murder: Cops release new image of PCSO in clothes she was last seen wearing Julia James murder has sparked a wide-ranging police investigation, but officers have yet to identify a suspect or motive. They have urged residents in Snowdown, Kent, to be careful 15:18, 5 MAY 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again ...

Once again, the downtown toy and eating establishment will build the 8-by-24 outdoor eating area along East Second Avenue.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defended banning Australian citizens from returning from India, amid criticism by human rights groups that the government’s threat to punish breaches with fines of roughly $50,000 and five years imprisonment is heavy-handed. “We’re all just working to do what’s right for the health interests of Australians,” Morrison said in a radio interview on Monday, adding that he implemented the ban on the basis of advice from his health officials. “We’re d...

For the summer season, Jeremy Gunkel, owner of 2nd and Lawler Co., is seeking to build another outdoor eating deck along the sidewalk of East Second Avenue.

Tim Smith was using the heavy machinery to clear his property near Toowoomba in Queensland with friends in preparation for his nuptials to his fiancé Kym Smith when disaster struck.

Was PCSO Julia James bludgeoned to death in revenge for stopping domestic violence? Police comb woodland as detectives also probe sexual motive Woman said to have been accosted by man in a white transit van as she walked in Nonnington two weeks ago Detectives working on theory that Julia James, who suffered head injuries, may have been killed by stranger Her murder is two miles from where Dr Lin Russell, 45, and daughter Megan, six, were bludgeoned to death  Kent Police were called to Snowdown...

The Escambia County School District reversed its policy regarding events this week, giving fine arts students the ability to perform for the first time this school year. The district amended its policy to allow schools to hold events under the same guidelines as athletic events, which includes a 50% capacity rule for audience attendance, Superintendent Tim Smith told principals this week. Athletic events have been operating with audiences throughout the school year. Attendees are asked to use...

April 29, 2021 The Escambia County School District will now allow in-person audiences for fine arts performances and events, according to Superintendent Tim Smith. The change comes after district policy that was in place since the beginning of the school year forced the cancellation of in-person performances of a Tate High School Drama production. Parents and students took their concerns to NorthEscambia.com and the Escambia County School Board. Most of the complaints centered around why sporti...