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Eighty Club Country and Western night at Good Shepherd Hall in Wheelers Hill, Melbourne – Photos thanks to Trevine Rodrigo

Eighty Club Country and Western night at Good Shepherd Hall in Wheelers Hill, Melbourne – Photos thanks to Trevine Rodrigo
Fantastic stage backdrop by George De Vos.

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Dreamworld Inquest: First day of investigation into Thunder River Rapids deaths - NEWS.com.au

18 June 2018

NEWS.com.auDreamworld Inquest: First day of investigation into Thunder River Rapids deathsNEWS.com.auALMOST two years after four people horrifically died on a Dreamworld ride, their families are finally a step closer to getting answers. Ed Jackson. AAPJune 18, 20182:16pm. Video; Image. Play Video. Play. Mute. 0:00. /. 0:00. Loaded: 0%. Progress: 0%.Dreamworld inquest: Deadly Thunder River Rapids ride had long history of malfunctionsHerald SunDreamworld inquest: Thunder River Rapids Ride had other 'incidents'Brisbane TimesInquest into Dreamworld deaths begins today9news.com.auSBS -Gold Coast Bulletin -Pedestrian TV -Northern Starall 108 news articles »

Footage from Liberal Party meeting reveals who voted to sell the ABC - The Sydney Morning Herald

18 June 2018

The Sydney Morning HeraldFootage from Liberal Party meeting reveals who voted to sell the ABCThe Sydney Morning HeraldThe divisive Liberal Party vote to privatise the ABC was backed by at least four of the party's top federal officials, according to footage that also shows the idea gained support from at least one federal Liberal MP. Liberal members applauded the ...Why the ABC will never be privatisedThe AustralianScott Morrison blasts ABC in radio interview over Liberal Party vote to privatise broadcasterDaily TelegraphABC will always be in public hands: PMNEWS.com.auInDaily -Herald Sun -9news.com.au -ABC Newsall 102 news articles »

Karl fires up: 'How many more women have to die?' - Starts at 60

15 June 2018

Starts at 60Karl fires up: 'How many more women have to die?'Starts at 60Karl Stefanovic has ramped up debate about the safety of women in Australia. Source: Getty. Today host Karl Stefanovic has ramped up debate about the safety of women in Australia following the murder of young Melbourne woman Eurydice Dixon.and more »

Liberal Senator Lucy Gichuhi says her $200000 wage is 'not a lot of money' - The New Daily

18 June 2018

The New DailyLiberal Senator Lucy Gichuhi says her $200000 wage is 'not a lot of money'The New DailyFootage has emerged of Liberal Senator Lucy Gichuhi, who is mired in an expenses scandal, claiming her $200,000 politician's wage is “not a lot of money”. “Two-hundred thousand Australian dollars. In a whole year, that's not a lot of money,” she told ...$200000 'not a lot of money'ChronicleSenator claimed $12k on five Sydney tripsThe Advertiserall 87 news articles »

Rs. 20 mn for displaying portraits of WPC Chief Ministers

18 June 2018 - rangazone.r@gmail.com

A sum of Rs. 20 millions is reported to be spent to paint the portraits of six former Western Provincial Council Chief Ministers and the sitting Chief Minister to be installed at the Battaramulla new building with plaques and necessary structural arrangements.

Chandimal denies ball tampering with sweet, rescues SL with bat

18 June 2018 - rangazone.r@gmail.com

Sri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal denied tampering with the ball by using a sweet in his pocket on Sunday before rescuing his team in partnership with Kusal Mendis on the fourth day of the second Test against the West Indies.

SL a perfect location to run global programme on Maritime Crime: Sagala

18 June 2018 - rangazone.r@gmail.com

Sri Lanka, especially with its strategic location in the Indian Ocean, was perfect to run a global programme on maritime crime, project management, Southern Development Minister and Prime Minister's Chief of Staff Sagala Ratnayaka said.

Extend my term of office till next polls: Wigneswaran

17 June 2018 - rangazone.r@gmail.com

Northern Province Chief Minister C. V. Wigneswaran said today he had no objection to the postponement of the elections to his provincial council provided that his term of office was extended up to the point of the next polls.

Over 40,000 families affected by drought

17 June 2018 - rangazone.r@gmail.com

More than 40,000 families in Sri Lanka are said to be affected by drought by today as the country joined the world in marking international Day to combat desertification and drought, the Disaster Management Centre (DMC) said.

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Aussies slip to 34-year rankings low - cricket.com.au

18 June 2018

cricket.com.auAussies slip to 34-year rankings lowcricket.com.auPaine said he was confident Australia would be able to hit back against England in the third ODI at Nottingham on Tuesday. "I think we can (win), I really do," he said. "I think our best cricket is good enough to beat these guys, we just haven't put ...and more »

Khawaja opens up about ODI omission - cricket.com.au

18 June 2018

cricket.com.auKhawaja opens up about ODI omissioncricket.com.auOver the past four seasons in domestic one-day cricket, only Victorian Cameron White (1534 runs) and dumped NSW opener Nic Maddinson (1503) have scored more runs than Khawaja's 1492 at 62.17. "I was extremely disappointed, in all honesty," Khawja ...David Warner speaks about cheating scandal in Channel 9 commentary debutNEWS.com.auAustralian sporting legends plead for Australian public to forgive David WarnerWide World of SportsAustralia's David Warner to play in Caribbean Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournamentThe NationalInternational Cricket Council -Newsquestall 210 news articles »

Sri Lanka cricket captain Dinesh Chandimal charged with ball tampering by ICC - Fox Sports

17 June 2018

Fox SportsSri Lanka cricket captain Dinesh Chandimal charged with ball tampering by ICCFox SportsIn a statement, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) solidly backed their players. “The team management has informed us that Sri Lankan players have not engaged in any wrongdoing,” said SLC. It was communication with the team's board in Colombo which finally ...Chandimal pleads not guilty to ICC's tampering chargecricket.com.auWest Indies v Sri Lanka delayed after major ball controversySporting NewsSri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal charged with ball tampering by ICCNEWS.com.auGladstone Observer -The Australianall 595 news articles »

The Warrnambool and District Cricket Association has sought the advice of the 13 clubs - Warrnambool Standard

18 June 2018

Warrnambool StandardThe Warrnambool and District Cricket Association has sought the advice of the 13 clubsWarrnambool StandardThe Warrnambool and District Cricket Association has sought the competition's 13 clubs advice on how the division one fixture will look for the 2018-19 season. Four options have been presented to the clubs via email on how the upcoming season could ...

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Eighty Club Country and Western night at Good Shepherd Hall in Wheelers Hill, Melbourne – Photos thanks to Trevine Rodrigo Fantastic stage backdrop by George De Vos.

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Eighty Club Country and Western night at Good Shepherd Hall in Wheelers Hill, Melbourne – Photos thanks to Trevine Rodrigo
Fantastic stage backdrop by George De Vos.