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The Hunter’s most senior police officer will retire today, calling time on a 40 year career. Assistant Commissioner Max Mitchell will march out of Newcastle Police Station to a guard of honour this afternoon. Growing up in Charlestown, Assistant Commissioner Mitchell joined the force in 1981. Since then he has climbed the ranks and will retire as commander of the Northern Region, which stretches from the Central Coast to Tweed Heads. He was instrumental in the formation of the Transport Command and led a group of NSW officers on a mission to Christchurch after the deadly 2011 earthquake. Th...

Maharashtra Lockdown: Too Much Too Late by Venu Gopal Narayanan - Apr 14, 2021 09:30 AM Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray (Source: Twitter) Snapshot What’s 'voluntary' about an executive order we can’t rightly say, and mustn’t ask, but as the data and analyses reveal, this immoderate, despairing move represents the nadir of executive ineptitude, which has inflicted a body-blow to the economy. There was an element of surrealism in the air yesterday, as Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray managed the impossible — of instituting a lockdown without instituting a lockdow...

By Kevin “K5” Michels, edited by Stephen Chapis Texas Raiders, Kevin “K5” Michels recently submitted another excellent article that detailed the history behind the famous one-wheel pass performed by  Texas Raiders at air shows across the country. Donning his distinctive flat-brim straw hat, an otherwise non-descript elderly man would leave his home for a daily 5-mile walk, telling his beloved wife that he was “going out to chase girls”.  He would return four hours later.  Not because he was slow, but because the gregarious extrovert socialized with literally everyone along th...

A man and woman have been charged and refused bail after allegedly assaulting police during a COVID-19 compliance check as more people in Greater Sydney cop fines for refusing to wear masks. Officers attended a home on Amy Street, Regents Park in Sydney's west just after midnight to confirm a resident at the location was staying home as directed under the Public Health Act. Police allege the 39-year-old man verbally abused the attending officers before threatening them. A man and woman were charged after allegedly assaulting and threatening police during a home COVID-19 compliance check on Am...

Police have charged a man in hotel quarantine who allegedly refused to be tested, while a western Sydney resident hosted a big party overnight.