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Last week, Twitter offered several media interviews with Kara Hinesley, its head of public policy for Australia and New Zealand. This week, with Elon Musk in disruptor mode, they were put on ice.
Last week, Twitter offered several media interviews with Kara Hinesley, its head of public policy for Australia and New Zealand. This week, with Elon Musk in disruptor mode, they were put on ice.
Defamation silk to retire Dismiss Normal text size Credit:Illustration: John Shakespeare Bruce McClintock SC calls time on his legal career towards the end of the year. McClintock, 70, has decided to retire, telling friends in the profession it’s best to quit while he is still enjoying himself, rather than being the drunk guy at the end of the night who needs to be helped into a cab. Or words to that effect. The tireless efforts of McClintock, who graduated from ANU in 1975 and was called to the bar in 1983, have helped turn Sydney into a world centre for defamation. He has represented
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Opinion: Has company done in two weeks what rugby boss claimed for months was impossible?
“So, over lockdown we started collecting basketball cards and made a little group. “We’ve all become friends now. Cam Munster, Nathan Cleary, Isaac John, {Josh] Dugan ... there are some big dogs in there, Ryan Papenhuyzen. It’s pretty cool. “For us Kiwis like me and TJ who are in that group, we just want to connect. We all do similar things around golf, training and collecting basketball cards and obviously the chat these days is around guys like Josh Dugan, who played a bit of rugby when he was younger. “A lot of the Kiwis boys who are in our chat as well, Bromwich, Jahrome H...