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Copies of evidence given to two jurors contained "irregular" redacted material deemed inadmissible in the trial of a Cape York Peninsula traditional owner accused of defrauding his community of mining royalties more than a decade ago.
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The government on Monday clarified that discussions about arrangements for a leader's public appearance are a “normal practice”.
JEJU, South Korea, Aug. 24 (Yonhap) -- The presumed body of a missing woman was ...
Kenya spent KSh1.317 trillion, about US$10.2 billion, just running the government last year. The jump was the largest on Treasury records.
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi is set to host the first-ever Euroleague Basketball SuperCup next month, bringing four of Europe’s leading basketball clubs to Yas Island for a new two-day tournament that will…
A bookkeeper who worked for a nightclub majority-owned by her ex-husband has won compensation for unfair dismissal after being fired over misconduct.
