This week,letters arrived at homes in Melbourne offering a $200,000 bounty on my head. It would be claimable if I was taken to Hong Kong. In short,the letters call for me to be kidnapped.
The office of Foreign Minister Penny Wong has raised concerns with Chinese authorities after letters appeared on Australian doorsteps offering large sums of money for information about dissidents.
Donald Trump wants to destroy the system. In some fashion,so do the teals.
In a brief statement released yesterday evening,a PersolKelly spokesman said they recruited and deployed about 7000 personnel and were responsible for onboarding successful candidates.
Beyond reports of ballot papers running out,long lines and slow counts,the opposition says further irregularities with Saturday’s election are emerging.
Peaceful protest is a fundamental right in democratic states. Singapore,though,has a bob each way.
Opposition Leader Friedrich Merz is on track to be chancellor after claiming victory,while exit polls suggest the far-right AfD came in second.
Don’t let the re-elected US president hijack your senses or you’ll miss the real story.
When I covered Trump 1.0,I wrote “shocking but unsurprising” … This time it’s “SHOCKING AND SURPRISING”.
As Elon Musk slashes US government spending,he has a tool no aspiring cost-cutter has had before:his own social media platform to debate,shame and bludgeon anyone standing in his way.