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Ocean Township man charged with attempted murder in Freehold Borough Ocean Township man charged with attempted murder in Freehold Borough An Ocean Township man has been arrested and charged in connection with a shooting that took place in Freehold Borough on the evening of March 30, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced on April 14. Joseph Lyons, 36, has been arrested and charged with two counts of first degree attempted murder, one count of second degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and one count of second degree unlawful possession of weapon, acc...

CSU News 12 MARCH 2021 A Charles Sturt University academic argues the recent purchase of former PM Gough Whitlam’s home in Cabramatta, to being developed as a heritage site, will benefit Australians passionate about politics, leadership and social history. Mr Sam Malloy (pictured) is a Lecturer in history and politics, a PhD candidate, and a Research Fellow of the Australian Prime Ministers’ Centre in Canberra. Compared to America and Britain, where there are numerous residences of presidents and prime ministers opened to the public, here in Australia such ‘house museums’ are extreme...

Article content Online voting in municipal elections is “basically the Wild West,” rife with security and legal risks for cities, a Western University researcher warns. Almost half of Ontario municipalities offered voters the chance to cast their ballots online in the 2018 election, though it’s not been an option in London. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Western expert warns municipalities against using online voting Back to video “If municipalities use online voting, they are exposing themselves to cyber, legal and reputational risks,�...

Save Share Ghost tour guide Peter Fielding, dressed in a raven-black top hat and frock coat, leads a band of history enthusiasts to the old “hanging” jail at Oatlands, a heritage town in the Tasmanian midlands famed for its 138 Georgian sandstone buildings. Thirty years ago, in the depths of an economic slump and rural drought, this former military barrack a little over an hour’s drive north of Hobart had the air of a ghost town. Today, with a heritage tourism and foodie revival under way, the ghosts need a little conjuring. “Men were hanged in public. Launched into eterni...

Article content Almost all small municipalities surrounding London offered voters the chance to cast their ballots online in 2018. In Sarnia, where phone or internet voting were the only options, turnout clocked in at nearly 50 per cent. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City officials see little urgency to embrace online voting Back to video Will a push for accessibility and any lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic prompt London to offer electronic voting in next year’s civic race? Experts say it’s a possibility, but far from an easy...