| Thu 29 Jul 2010 |
Australia awards compensation for prison van death
Newsvine | PERTH — The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation, a state attor... |
Australia awards compensation for prison van death
The State | PERTH, Australia - The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation, a state ... |
Australia awards compensation for prison van death
Wtop | PERTH, Australia (AP) - The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation, a s... |
Australian state awards $2.9 million to family of Aborigine who died of heat in prison van
KDVR PERTH, Australia (AP) — The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation,... |
Australian state awards $2.9 million to family of Aborigine who died of heat in prison van
Hartford Courant PERTH, (AP) — The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation, a state attorney gene... |
Aboriginal Ward family get $3.2m payment for prison van death
The Daily Telegraph Australia | THE family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in the back of a prison transfer van have been awarded a $3 million ex-gratia compensation. | The ex-gratia payment comes on top of the $200,000 interim payment they received. | The West Aus... |
Aboriginal Ward family get $3.2m payment for prison van death
The Australian | THE family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in the back of a prison transfer van have been awarded a $3 million ex-gratia compensation. | The ex-gratia payment comes on top of the $200,000 interim payment they received. | The West Aus... |
Aussie Miss Universe 'uggly' cossie controversy
The Daily Telegraph Australia | HIGH-heeled ugg boots will make their international catwalk debut as part of Australia's national costume at the Miss Universe final next month. | Jesinta Campbell will fly the Aussie flag wearing woolly booties in the Las Vegas quest on Augus... |
Australian costume at Miss Universe final a national joke
The Daily Telegraph Australia | HIGH-heeled ugg boots will make their international catwalk debut as part of Australia's national costume at the Miss Universe final next month. | Jesinta Campbell will fly the Aussie flag wearing woolly booties in the Las Vegas quest on Augus... |
State refuses to fund Maralinga court battle
The Australian | THE Rann government in South Australia has refused to meet with representatives of Aboriginal people affected by British nuclear tests. | The Aborigines are seeking funding from state and federal governments for a compensation battle in the B... |
| Wed 28 Jul 2010 |
Australia awards compensation for prison van death
Seattle Times PERTH, Australia - | The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation, a state ... |
Australia awards compensation for prison van death
Yahoo Daily News | PERTH, Australia – The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van with no air conditioning on a brutally hot day in Australia's Outback will be given 3.2 million Australian dollars ($2.9 million) in compensation, a ... |
G4S Prison Company Under Scrutiny In Australia
Scoop Wednesday, 28 July 2010, 3:24 pm | Press Release: Green Party | G4S Prison Company Under Scrutiny In Australia | A private prison company that is bidding to run Mt Eden remand prison is under scrutiny in Australia for failing to make recommended chan... |
'It's normal' to let kids wander at night, authorities claim
The Australian | ABORIGINAL health workers have been told it is "normal" for indigenous children in remote communities to wander unsupervised at night. | Child protection authorities also told the workers it was "normal" for them to be... |
'It's normal' to let kids wander at night, authorities claim
The Daily Telegraph Australia | ABORIGINAL health workers have been told it is "normal" for indigenous children in remote communities to wander unsupervised at night. | Child protection authorities also told the workers it was "normal" for them to be... |
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