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Release Sofronoff report now, says Hanson | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

Release Sofronoff report now, says Hanson | Canberra CityNews

For Chief Minister Andrew Barr to interfere with the release of the Sofronoff Inquiry report is "outrageous", says acting Liberals leader Jeremy Hanson.

Brittany Higgins says continued leaking of her texts are a 'public violation' and 'humiliation' | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Brittany Higgins says continued leaking of her texts are a 'public violation' and 'humiliation' | Australia news

Private messages from former staffer’s phone have been published by at least three media outlets since last December, lawyers for Higgins claim

Morning Mail: Taipan's future in doubt after crash, Pakistan rally blast, EVs surge in popularity | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: Taipan's future in doubt after crash, Pakistan rally blast, EVs surge in popularity | Australia news

Taipan helicopters might never be flown again by the ADF after a crash during military training exercises in waters off Queensland on Friday

Lehrmann fumes as Barr plans to sit on Sofronoff report - Vimarsana News

Lehrmann fumes as Barr plans to sit on Sofronoff report

The ACT government will withhold the findings of the Sofronoff Inquiry when they are handed to Chief Minister Andrew Barr on Monday, a move that has drawn the ire of  Bruce Lehrmann.

No reasonable reason to delay Sofronoff Inquiry findings - Vimarsana News

No reasonable reason to delay Sofronoff Inquiry findings

There is no reasonable reason for any delay in publicly releasing the Sofronoff Inquiry report, writes legal affairs commentator HUGH SELBY. Why then is the government keen to keep the results away from the ratepayers who funded it?