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Australian Parliament Resumes With Strictest Safety Measures in Place Federal ministers have returned to Canberra after the winter break to sit in Parliament for four of the next five weeks, and the Senate leader is assuring Australians of the strict COVID-19 safety measures in place. Simon Birmingham said “very extensive” safeguards proportionate to the risk of the Delta variant have been implemented for parliament. The public have been banned from entering Parliament House, and many ministers have not flown in as they remain isolated in their home states. “It will be a slimmed down pa...

Emilio Aragón: “'Mr. Inbetween' es una pequeña obra maestra” Aragón destaca entre todas las series una comedia negra de episodios breves en HBO El músico y comunicador ha vuelto a ponerse ante la pantalla tras quince años con su programa ‘B.S.O.’ Emilio Aragón (La Habana, 1959) ha tocado con gran éxito  todos los palos del espectáculo. Debutó en el circo, fue cantante, presentador estrella, actor y creador en algunos de los mayores hitos de la ficción en serie, productor, director de orquesta y compositor musical y director de cine. Ha vuelto a la actualidad con

Where is SF's boosted merchandise being fenced? Police say check your local flea market KTVU's Evan Sernoffsky reports. OAKLAND - While videos of thieves ransacking stores like Neiman Marcus in San Francisco have recently gone viral, it’s everyday items like laundry detergent that have become the plunder of choice for most criminal syndicates in the Bay Area. Networks of organized thieves are increasingly going after these smaller ticket items – leaving retailers like Walgreens, CVS and Target taking increasing losses, even if reported shoplifting cases overall are decreasing, authorities...

Advertisement An Aboriginal elder says a blast of verbal abuse from Greens senator Lidia Thorpe during a meeting at Parliament House left her physically ill, shaken and requiring medical attention. First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria co-chair Aunty Geraldine Atkinson is seeking a formal apology from Senator Thorpe – an Indigenous senator in her first term – for her conduct during a meeting to discuss Victoria’s treaty process at Parliament House in Canberra last Tuesday. Co-chair of the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria, Aunty Geraldine Atkinson. According to a letter of complaint M...