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Do Parliament petitions make a difference?

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

Getty Images/THE THIN BLUE PAW Jeremy Clarkson and police dogs have featured among the petitions on the Parliament website since its launch As long as humans have been writing down important information, others have been pulling their leg. So it’s no surprise that serious petitions to governments have always been interspersed with tongue-in-cheek campaigns designed […]

From the depths: How art, and storytelling, helped Fremantle artist Kelsey Ashe heal

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

In July 2023 acclaimed Fremantle artist Kelsey Ashe wrote a draft chapter for a short illustrated story, imagining a mythical, watery future in which a brave selkie child was born with a life-threatening condition at the nape of her neck. Five weeks later, as Ashe prepared for a major solo exhibition of her trademark immersive, […]

Male ‘sexually stimulated’ to avoid inbreeding

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

AFP Wikie, pictured with her calf in 2011, are still being kept at a facility in southern France A male killer whale at a closed marine zoo is being sexually stimulated by his trainers to stop him inbreeding with his mother. Marineland Antibes shut in January but managers, the French government and animal rights activists […]

Pub and travel bans proposed in sentencing overhaul

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

People convicted of crimes in England and Wales could find themselves barred from going to pubs, concerts and sports matches under changes to sentencing rules being planned by the government. The reforms would allow courts imposing non-custodial terms to also have the power to hand out driving and travel bans, as well as order offenders […]

From Territory ‘redneck’ to accidental country star

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

Tom Curtain answers the phone while trying to wrangle a wriggling litter of working dogs on his outback property. Curtain has just finished one of his renowned live shows in a dusty arena at his Katherine home in the Northern Territory, breaking-in rogue horses, teaching dogs new tricks and playing music to an audience of […]

Pope Leo XIV says UK’s Chagos Islands deal ‘significant victory’

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

EPA Pope Leo XIV met members of the Chagos Refugees Group in Vatican City Pope Leo XIV has said he is “delighted” the UK has agreed to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Speaking to a delegation of 15 refugees from Chagos, Pope Leo said that the move represented a “significant victory” in their long […]

Sharon Stone: Why modelling pays more than acting and how she’s still rewriting the rules in Hollywood

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

As soon as Sharon Stone was ready, she walked out of her art studio, past her swimming pool, to a spot on the terrace where photographer Eric Michael Roy was waiting. She wore a black top covering barely more territory than a bra, a short skirt, and sunglasses. Doechii played over a loudspeaker as Roy […]

What we learned from Menendez parole hearings

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

James FitzGerald & Henri Astier BBC News Reuters Erik (left) appeared before his parole board a day before his brother Lyle (right) Erik and Lyle Menendez were denied parole after appearing before separate boards in California this week. The brothers have spent decades behind bars for killing their wealthy parents in 1989. They claimed self-defence, […]

STM Loves: Margaret River Region Open Studios, Wireless Hill exhibition, Erstwilder and Ben Folds

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

Margaret River Region Open Studios More than 150 artists in the South West have spent winter sprucing up their studios in anticipation for this spring event, when they’ll throw open the doors to the public. Creative types including painters, ceramicists, glassmakers, jewellers, milliners, sculptors, and potters will let visitors into their private working spaces across […]

Would you work for no pay? The question behind the Air Canada strike

Reporter USAugust 23, 2025

Nadine Yousif BBC News, Toronto Getty Images For decades, North America’s flight attendants were not paid for work they did on the ground When Air Canada flight attendants walked off the job earlier a week ago, they had one rallying cry: “Unpaid work won’t fly.” It was a reference to the long-standing practice in North […]

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Do Parliament petitions make a difference?

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Male ‘sexually stimulated’ to avoid inbreeding

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From Territory ‘redneck’ to accidental country star

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