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Intel community may be stalling COVID origins assessments for political reasons, ex-director says - Vimarsana News

Intel community may be stalling COVID origins assessments for political reasons, ex-director says

By Greg Piper The CIA's "unjustifiable" refusal to formally assess COVID-19 origins suggests the Biden administration is afraid to face the "enormous geopolitical consequences" of a confirmed lab leak "head-on," in line with its reluctance to confront China on its

Likely NSW speaker Greg Piper wants to bring 'bear pit' out of the gutter | New South Wales politics - Vimarsana News

Likely NSW speaker Greg Piper wants to bring 'bear pit' out of the gutter | New South Wales politics

Exclusive: The independent MP says the findings of the scathing Broderick workplace culture review should be addressed ‘quickly’

Recount ordered after nailbiting NSW electorate result - Vimarsana News

Recount ordered after nailbiting NSW electorate result

A recount has been ordered in the Sydney seat of Ryde, after weeks of counting left the NSW...

NSW Labor urges seat recount after 50-vote final margin - Vimarsana News

NSW Labor urges seat recount after 50-vote final margin

The battle for the final electorate in play after the NSW election - the tightest contest in years...

Sydney seat of Ryde won by Liberal party candidate Jordan Lane two weeks after state election - Vimarsana News

Sydney seat of Ryde won by Liberal party candidate Jordan Lane two weeks after state election

The New South Wales Electoral Commission is doing a final check of the vote counting for the Sydney seat but the ABC's election analyst, Antony Green, says the Liberals have won by around 50 votes. 

Source: abc.net.au