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/PRNewswire/ -- GovOS, a leading provider of digital transformation solutions for local governments, today announced the launch of its full-featured,...
/PRNewswire/ -- GovOS, a leading provider of digital transformation solutions for local governments, today announced the launch of its full-featured,...
10 things you should know about the National Apology **FILE** A Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2008 file photo of people gathered to mark Sorry Day, at the Esplanade in Perth. Friday, Feb. 13, 2009, marks the one year anniversary since Mr Rudd's apology. (AAP Image/Andrea Hayward) NO ARCHIVING INTL OUT Source: AAP 1. You should know... The speech On 13 Feburary 2008, then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered an empassioned speech apologising to the Stolen Generations on behalf of the Australian Government. In an interview on ABC's Radio National Kevin Rudd's former speechwriter James Button revealed ...
Did you hear me? I’m at your house. Clean your fucking attic!!! — Jack Froese Jack Froese had been a close friend of Hart’s since their teens. A few months earlier Froese and Hart had been up in Hart’s attic at his home in Dunmore, Pennsylvania. Jack had teased him then about how messy it was; now, it seemed, he was doing it again. Except Jack was dead. That June, Froese had died suddenly of a heart arrhythmia, at the obscenely young age of 32. Months later, he started emailing people. Those who replied to these emails never got a response, and the messages stopped as abruptly as they...
Nick Warner's life and career in the Australian Secret Intelligence Service Updated on: February 24, 2021 / 7:13 AM / CBS News In this episode of Intelligence Matters, host Michael Morell interviews one of the world's top intelligence officials from down under, Nick Warner. Warner has held senior positions in Australia's diplomatic service, its defense ministry and intelligence services. He also served as the director of Australia's equivalent to the CIA, the Australian Secret Intelligence Service, known as ASIS. Warner discusses the path he took to becoming a top intelligence offic...