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Ronald Brierley forfeits knighthood after guilty plea to child abuse material
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Sydney-based former corporate titan Ronald Brierley has forfeited his knighthood after pleading guilty to possessing child abuse material and reaching a deadline imposed by New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
The 83-year-old millionaire, originally from New Zealand but living in Point Piper in Sydney’s east, was knighted in 1988 for his contribution to business and the community.
He was arrested and charged in December 2019 after police discovered “large amounts of child abuse material” in his carry-on luggage when he was stopped at Sydney International Airport.
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The Teacher Who Created History In Kerala Polls & Politics Published by GulteDesk May 03, 2021
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan led Left Democratic Front (LDF) has retained power in the state. This is for the first time in 44 years that an incumbent government was re-elected and everyone is appreciating the leadership of Pinarayi Vijayan despite the strong force of BJP.
But one person has created history in Kerala politics and polls. She is KK Shailaja who is popularly called as Shailaja Teacher. Shailaja is the health minister and she played a huge role in containing the Covid-19 virus first wave in the state. For her outstanding efforts in containing the virus in Kerala, UK-based Prospect magazine selected Shailaja as the `Top Thinker of the Year 2020′, beating New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.