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Prespakis overturns AFLW ban but Allen cops three weeks

Adelaide defender Najwa Allen has been handed a three-match ban at the AFLW Tribunal, but Madison Prespakis escaped suspension.

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Book of the Week: On the role of Māori 'traitors'

Buddy Mikaere (whose grandmother was a convert to Ringatū) reviews a new book on the faith's founder, Te Kooti

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Union Cabinet decision on Krishna water a major step forward in settling issue

Union Cabinet's decision to refer Telangana's share in Krishna waters to KWDT-II is major step fwd in State's long fight for rightful share. KWDT-I had suggested 17 tmcft water to drought-prone Mahabubnagar district. Injustice done to Telangana in combined AP recognised. Finalisation of share by Tribunal will resolve dispute &…

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Suttur Mutt seer calls for addressing Cauvery water issue urgently

Suttur Mutt seer Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Swami has given a call for addressing the Cauvery water issue between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu urgently.

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Palamuru-Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme | KWDT-II turns down Andhra’s plea to stay Telangana G.O. allocating water

The Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal has turned down the interlocutory application filed by Andhra Pradesh seeking stay on G.O.246 dated August 18, 2022 issued by Telangana for utilising 90 tmc ft water for Palamuru-Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme from out of 75% dependable flows from Srisailam reservoir.

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The Cauvery Water Management Authority should act

The Cauvery Water Management Authority may not have shown its mettle so far, but it should now try and make a fresh beginning as far as the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu water dispute is concerned

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Supreme Court to examine how regulations on sale of green crackers are enforced

The Supreme Court has decided to examine how regulations and restrictions on the sale of “green crackers” are being enforced on the ground

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Anthony Albanese & Other Pollies’ Massive Pay Rises Have Been Revealed, So Can I Borrow $50 Pls?

Put your 2-minute noodles down and cop the eye-watering pollie pay rises.

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When the life force of Cauvery is inadequate

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Belgian cyclo-cross star Toon Aerts banned for two years for anti-doping violation

Former World Cup winner can return to racing from February 2024

Cycling Weekly

Toon Aerts banned for two years for anti-doping rule violation

Belgian unable to prove that banned substance letrozole was from contaminated food supplement

Cycling News

No scope for holding talks with Karnataka over Cauvery issue: T.N. Water Resources Minister

TN Min. Duraimurugan: No scope for talks with Karnataka over Cauvery water. Tribunal verdict final; if issue, move court. TN parties firm in protecting rights. Stalin govt. making efforts to secure water, but no response from PMO/Union Min. of Jal Shakti.

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A Sydney Teacher Who Was Found To Have Racially Vilified A Student Will Get To Keep His Job

The teacher described Indian people as 'Uber drivers', a student alleged.

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When a Chief Minister went on a four-day fast for Cauvery water

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Ex-Met undercover officer guilty of misconduct but would have kept job, tribunal rules

Former constable James Boyling, of the Special Demonstration Squad, was found to have committed gross misconduct over a relationship with a woman.

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Ex-Met undercover officer would have kept job despite misconduct, tribunal rules

Former constable James Boyling, of the Special Demonstration Squad, was found to have committed gross misconduct over a relationship with a woman.

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Quiet diplomacy could ease South China Sea tensions

The South China Sea problem requires a political framework, which can only be created through dialogue, which the ASEAN must recognise

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Supreme Court stays appointment of Lieutenant Governor to chair Yamuna High-Level Committee

The Supreme Court stayed a National Green Tribunal (NGT) order of January 9 appointing the Lieutenant Governor as the chairperson of a High Level Committee to combat unabated pollution in river Yamuna.

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Westminster cosmetic surgeon who performed ‘failed’ vaginal surgery struck off

Dr Azad Haki performed the surgery on a patient in January 2021 despite not being ‘qualified to undertake gynaecological procedures’, a fitness to practise panel found

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North Shields ambulance firm challenge 'deeply flawed' CQC report which stopped it operating for months

Bosses at Specialist Medical Transport have hit out at the Care Quality Commission, while a tribunal judge ruled a member of CQC staff had been "dogmatic" and "lacked a balanced perspective"

Newcastle Herald

Cancelled: Robbo's disqualification a win, says Clausen

Tribunal's 'rare and significant decision' highlights the seriousness of Allan 'Robbo' Robinson's homophobic conduct, says deputy mayor Declan Clausen.

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NGT slams T.N. State Coastal Zone Management Authority, orders resurvey of Kosasthalaiyar river based on 1996 plan

The southern bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has directed the Tamil Nadu State Coastal Zone Management Authority (TNSCZMA) to resurvey the Kosasthalaiyar river in Ennore, Chennai, noting that the draft coastal zone plan released last year, was not in compliance with an earlier judgment passed by the tribunal.

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Ex Edinburgh social worker ‘humiliated and traumatised’ after being discriminated by bosses

The council has been awarded to pay £28,000 to Sandra Stanyte after a tribunal found she had been treated unfairly due to her Lithuanian nationality.

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Glasgow doctor convicted of stalking woman suspended for 12 months

Dr Anatta Nergui, a psychiatric doctor, was convicted at Glasgow Sheriff Court of stalking as well as sending a woman "hundreds" of communications that included topics such as rape and murder.

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Explained | The Telangana- Andhra Pradesh water dispute

The dispute over the Krishna river between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

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