'Danger spots' for women mapped with new online tool
2018-04-16T22:00:24+0000
The map allows women to drop a "good" pin on locations in the city where they feel safe and a "bad" pin on spots where they feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
A new interactive map that allows women and girls to report incidences of harassment is being rolled out across Sydney today.
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City of Perth to withdraw parking tickets issued to Anzac Day dawn service attendees
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Unchecked Google, Facebook hurting consumers: Stokes
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Google and Facebook have ‘frightening’ market power but are not subject to the same regulatory constraints as traditional media companies.- Likes: 4
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Yeah unless you're a leftard with the same believes as mailorder bride lover zuckkerfuckhead then he will steal your info and trade it
How has nobody figured out the irony of posting this to Facebook before allowing this post to be published?
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Time to take these sunny days and prepare for storms
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Whenever you hear a government minister talk about ‘paying down debt’, just ignore them.7 News Sydney is in Bali, Indonesia.
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12-year-old Sydney boy steals his mother’s credit card and books a four-day getaway to Bali.
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can he set down yet?? my child would be standing for some time. don't steal from me.
Wow ,, what great security we have at our airport... kids that age traveling without any suspicion at all...
Awesome maybe he loves so much Bali for second home..
I'm sorry. But this is w ghat hapoens when you give your kids what they want. No symphony here!🤣🤣
This must be young Sheldon
7 news Sydney bit slow on reporting kid is back in Australia and was on aca the other night
Bit old news, I saw this last week lol. Btw, the flight crew should have asked him more questions, if this 12 year old boy can get on without any questions, so can a 5 year old... Well then the websites need to make it more strict so kids under 18 can't book on their own. Wake up everyone!
Just like Kevin from Home Alone 😂
Jamie Le LOL he went to get bronzed
Bit slow.. this was days ago
Are you using Internet Explorer? Because this was happened about two days before
Wow!cant believe he did this!
Lyndall Witts this is the one i was telling you about! 😂
Old news, next lol
Because need holiday
Ah cheap qantas.
Ali Chaalan at least he knows not to do the same mistakes as me 😂
Gina Woodhouse why didn’t I think of that!!
Mona Chaouk imagine raj pinching one of your cards n heading on a much needed holiday lol
Amy Partridge something Ashton could do 😂😂
Margaret Xu me after hsc but to mykonos
Ay Sparky lmao you have to read this
Oh wow 😐 Yeison
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Perth's city council is under fire for issuing hundreds of parking fines.
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#Perth #7News ...
Council is all about how to make money and rip off people
What, some at 4:30am on Anzac Day....what a CORRUPT Council...
Yeah low has a whole new level
What else would you expect from self serving egotistical blame game politicians.
It’s time to make money
Grubs
Bloody money grab alright
Safety first 😂😂 Money first
Disappointing
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I stood up for a young woman who lost her job because she was aboriginal.
This is great, I love this from Amnesty, it says it all, really.
Woop de do 4 u
I love this post above.
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They took her land. Now they're taking away her right to protect it.
Please spare a moment to speak up for brave Indigenous activists working to protect their land from big coal and gas companies. ...

India: protect Indigenous activist
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Adivasi activist Pavitri is being threatened for protesting against companies claiming Indigenous lands. Send an email to the Indian authorities and protect Pavitri.
It seems to be a worldwide disease.
Big companies run over the top of people who have no voice!!!!! The Indian Government should be ashamed of itself for letting this happen.
Again and again the abuse,continues when will greedy governments tell the truth:
Signed and shared
Signed..
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These people are being persecuted from the large coal companies who want their land for monetary gain with no care for these people
Signed
Big Business / guv'ments ! Hard to tell which is worse. And when they link arms ......................... Sheesh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Signed
Also happens here in Australia. Bloody governments
As the saying goes (Big) Companies don't follow the law; Law follows them
Tell them to get off your land..its man at his finest once again n it's the people who pay his wage
Same in australia
Zara Vale
Nice one Stephen Foddy.
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Christine Forster on why we still need Lesbian Visibility Day
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ABC screens a doco which profiles Myuran Sukumaran, one of the Bali Nine, who painted multiple self-portraits whilst awaiting his fate.
What a horrific day that was... we cried at the senseless loss of life, for their families, and for the part the Australian gov played in this.
His death shattered me...senseless and proved nothing 😢
He actively recruited others to help in his get rich quick scheme and had no thought for the consequences of his actions on them or the potential victims of the Heroin he was wanting to bring into Australia, he knew the risk he was taking and didn't care until he was caught.
Notice after execution on chan and friend no more executions!!! They did not like the christian influence!! End of story!! Bang bang!!!
Possibly too sad for me to watch
Does it raise questions about the morality of drug smuggling?
It is judicial murder
I still feel soooo sad about this. There is no need for the death penalty and before anyone starts abusing I fully stand by Its too brutal and the ones who do the killing are so compromised as people. There is a better way and it was so lost in Indonesia. I am sad after seeing this. Brutal , meaningless and senseless. 😥
A horrendous loss of an absolutely beautiful person who made a terrible mistake when young and was reformed and had so much to offer. A warm beautiful person with family, friends and many supporters. No one has the right to take a life. So incredibly sad.
absolute disgrace to murder two reformed people because they were about to do something. They would never have been caught (before they had a chance to commit a crime) if it was not for the interference of the AFP - their behaviour was unforgivable and they have blood on their hands. I cannot get over this horrifying event and that we had the chance to save lives and did not. Unfortunately this is consistent with our attitude to anyone who is 'other' and has been so, since colonisation.
ABC did a non-job on promoting this doco. Caught the end of it and all I could think of was the AFP role in this senseless killing. The Bali 9 have paid an awful price for what was little more than youthful naivety.
I found this sole shattering. Would never go to Bali and support a country that condones such practices. Sad, tragic destruction of a life
It's not just about a barbaric practice - the death penalty - but the fact that the Australian Police were aware of the drug movements and the drugs were coming INTO Australia, so should have been dealt with according to Australian law. By dealing with the Indonesian authorities, Australian law officers were knowingly complicit in their deaths and have blood on their hands. And let's get real if people didn't buy and consume drugs, there would not be a market for them. We all make mistakes at some point in our life.
I suppose that goes for ISIS fighters, and terrorists who are happy to burn babies alive. The death penalty being too harsh a penalty for them so what does Amnesty suggest..yell at them...counselling..community service ???
Yes, what is the point when there’s genuine remorse and it’s clear that someone has used their time to make a real difference.
Who became a "copyist" under the umbrella of an accomplished Australian artist.
Kim Cochrane Vicki Krnic this is the film where Moyan’s husband Adam is the lead actor.
And what did their deaths achieve?
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Please stop defending filthy, dirty, rotten drug dealers. They knew the risks for their hideous crimes. Greed!
Well done Adam!
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