Saturday, August 24, 2024

Kazakhstan approves chemical castration for paedophiles

 



Kazakhstan has announced the mass chemical castration of 11 paedophiles amid a campaign for the worst offenders to have their genitals surgically removed. 

The child sex offenders are this year starting to forcibly receive libido-sapping injections.  Approval was given for the paedophiles to be jabbed 24 times a year.

 


Trinity College teacher dies before standing trial

 



Matthew Corey Schulz, a former teacher at Trinity College in Adelaide has died three months before he was due to stand trial for sexual intercourse of a child without consent.

The allegations are unrelated to his time as a teacher at the school and do not involve any Trinity College students. 

 


Some Sydney suburbs still affordable

 


 


Believe it or not there are still a variety of Sydney suburbs that have been pulled level – or lower – than they were a decade ago. 

A unit in this Rosehill building recently sold for $58,000 less than the 2014 price.


First woman jailed in Australia for forced marriage

 




Sakina Muhammad Jan cried and protested her innocence as she became the first person in Australia to be jailed for breaking forced marriage laws.  Six weeks after the forced wedding of her daughter Ruqia Haidari, her new husband killed her by slashing her throat with a kitchen knife.





Transgender woman Roxanne Tickle wins discrimination case

 




The Giggle for Girls app was marketed as a female-only 'safe space' and Roxanne Tickle, who is a transgender woman, was blocked from the app in September 2021.

Yesterday a judge ruled the ban constituted unlawful discrimination and ordered the app and its founder to pay $10,000.

 


Little known Abprogomal elder helps stop gold mine from going ahead

 




Aboriginal leaders have erupted with fury after a little-known elder speaking on behalf of the spirits of her “ancestors” helped block a $1 billion gold mine from going ahead in regional NSW.

Roy Ah-See, former chair of the NSW Aboriginal Land Council, said the decision made a “mockery of our people’s culture”.

“We’ve never heard of this lady,” he said............

https://tinyurl.com/3d8uajww

 


Friday, August 23, 2024

The Block 2024

 






 

The Block's producers paid $8,758,000 for the site at 113-119 Justice Road, Cowes last September and the price tag for each home has been released.  

All five homes have a price guide of $1.7 million to $1.85 million.

Each property would need to sell at the top of that range for the producers to recoup the costs of purchasing the site and the contestants are not likely to achieve a reasonable profit for all their hard work.........

https://tinyurl.com/yhjsjh84