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Is it moral when the likes of apple and google and tech companies and big multinational record companies are reporting lifetime changing sums of money and profit... exactly. ..and songwriters are out there not even making a minimum wage? so is there a need for the industry to reexamine and readdress? absolutely. i mean, do you think you — i mean, let's be honest, did you think you failed people like mahalia? now, mahalia is an r&b singer, she's very successful, she's been on tour with ed sheeran, she's won awards. she said just the other day, "i have racked up 12 years of debt." when she goe...

The New South Wales (NSW) Parliament has passed the Road Transport Amendment (Demerit Point Reduction Trial) Bill 2023.

Hi, how are you? you can see how uneven harriet�*s lips were after they were injected by the practitioner. three months on, she still couldn't close her mouth properly. i would definitely call this a botched job. it's definitely the wild west. and it's shocking that as a first world country, this is allowed to happen. 0ne industry body says 82% of its members have treated patients with complications caused by another provider dermal fillers. the biggest issue. the government has rejected a call by mps to bring forward a planned licensing scheme to regulate non—surgical cosmetic procedures....

This is bbc news. harriet is about to meet a beauty practitioner, to prepare a botched lip filler procedure done by someone else a few months ago —— to repair. you can see how uneven her lips were after they were injected by the practitioner, and three months on she still could not close her mouth properly. i she still could not close her mouth ro erl . ., she still could not close her mouth --roerl. ., ,., properly. i would call this a botched job. _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it _ properly. i would call this a botched job. it is _ properly. i would call this a botched job...

To have it regularised and legalised, so you know where it's coming from. for now, the licensing scheme is confined to two cities, breda and tilburg, but the plan is to expand it across the country, and make every coffee shop a safer and more satisfying experience. till allman, bbc news. now let's turn to what's being called the most important discovery of the century. archaeologists in egypt have used cosmic ray technology to uncover a new layer of the largest of the great pyramids of giza. stephanie prentice reports. the big reveal. a cavernous structured tunnel deep inside the great pyramid...