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Congressman Fernandez even said, ‘you will be cited in contempt.’ What kind of kangaroo court is that?” Topacio noted. He said he filed the complaint against Fernandez not for revenge ...

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The eminent Parkside doctor who drowned at Kangaroo Island has been remembered as a loving father, grandfather, husband and talented bowel surgeon. Parkside doctor Andrew Hunter, 69, was pulled ...

The Buffalo Bills defeated the Kansas City Chiefs without three offensive starters in the regular season. The unit that led the AFC in scoring should be at full health for the AFC Championship Game.

A talented surgeon has died is a suspected drowning at South Australia's Kangaroo Island, as his family remember him as a loving grandfather, father, and husband. Andrew Hunter, 69, hailing from ...

New seasonal route between Sydney and Sapporo 100th destination in the Qantas network Qantas to fly over 850,000 seats per year to Japan Qantas has today announced direct seasonal flights from Sydney ...

The man, a 69-year-old from Parkside, was pulled from the ocean unconscious at Island Beach, in Kangaroo Island’s northeast coast just after 7.20pm on Sunday. Despite the efforts of paramedics ...

SIR Keir Starmer insists he has “the balls” to take an axe to Britain’s bloated benefits bill. After two weeks of market turbulence, economists and banks have doubted the Labour government's ...