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Patrick Bannah and Jonathan Zahinda standing trial for alleged rape of Adelaide girl, 15 - Vimarsana News

Patrick Bannah and Jonathan Zahinda standing trial for alleged rape of Adelaide girl, 15

Two men are alleged to have entered a bedroom where a 15-year-old girl was recovering after drinking alcohol for the first time before raping her, a court heard.

82 years on, Australia honours the gallant Anzacs and Cretans: Remembering their heroic sacrifices in the Battle of Crete - Vimarsana News

82 years on, Australia honours the gallant Anzacs and Cretans: Remembering their heroic sacrifices in the Battle of Crete

Australian Greek communities unite in remembrance to roll out a national program of events commemorating the 82nd anniversary in honour of Anzacs and Cretans in the watershed Battle of Crete

Lotto nightmare: Inside Aussie tradie's $22 million NZ Powerball win - Vimarsana News

Lotto nightmare: Inside Aussie tradie's $22 million NZ Powerball win

Shocking photos revealed in an Australian court show how a tradie who bagged a $22 million fortune on Powerball here in New Zealand at the age of just 22 s

Escalating refund fraud ends in jail time for SA man - Vimarsana News

Escalating refund fraud ends in jail time for SA man

A South Australian man has today been sentenced to five years jail at the Adelaide District Court. Mr Joshua Matheson has been found guilty of

Grindr 'vigilante' who tortured elderly man to walk free - Vimarsana News

Grindr 'vigilante' who tortured elderly man to walk free

The dating and hook-up app Grindr. (CHRIS DELMAS/AFP via Getty) A 21-year-old who tortured an elderly man he lured using Grindr will be released from prison after he was commended by an Australian judge as a “remarkable man”. Charlie Michael Edward Caire will be released from prison on a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to a slew of offences, including aggravated assault, aggravated blackmail and false imprisonment. He was described by ABC as throwing his hands up in the air with relief at the news. An electric drill, a taser, a gaslighter, a pair of secateurs and a knife were ...