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Anzac Day March Number Increased to 5,000 for Sydney CBD Anzac day will see a return of the veterans marching through the streets of Sydney, with the New South Wales government and NSW Police reaching an agreement with the Returned Soldiers League (RSL) to allow the parade. The annual event, which celebrates Australia’s former and serving defence forces, was cancelled last year due to restrictions stemming from the CCP virus. The exemption issued by Health Minister Brad Hazzard on Tuesday night will allow for 5000 attendees. However, Police Minister David Elliot said he had an “iron-cla...

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Anzac Day events in Hobart cancelled, as RSLs around Australia follow their own lead FriFriday 19 updated FriFriday 19 FebFebruary 2021 at 1:47am The Tasmanian RSL says the "safety of our veterans and the public is foremost in our minds". ( Share Print text only Cancel Another Anzac Day parade has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic amid concerns over the ability for such an event to be run safely. Key points: Hobart has followed Melbourne's lead and cancelled the parade through the city Other cities are going ahead or running smaller events In a statement on Friday, the Tasmanian RSL...

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Businesses still waiting for Minneapolis to come through with demolition help Instead of promised funds, Mpls. has threatened some owners of ruined properties with hefty fines.  January 23, 2021 — 4:45pm Text size Copy shortlink: Four months after Minneapolis officials promised to spend $2 million to clean up some of ugliest — and most hazardous — piles of rubble left from last spring's riots, the city has nothing to show for the effort. At the corner of Chicago Avenue and E. Lake Street, several city blocks remain filled wit...