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'We are not 'others'': Ngambri description 'hurtful' as ACT govt ordered to finish review

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Court finds govt breached deed, orders completion within year.

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    Heartland Group Holdings tells shareholders it had its 'foot on the throat' to get the $620m TSB takeover done by December, but the RBNZ needed longer to get the 'i's dotted and the t's crossed' due to the complexity of the deal

  2. Rabbi invokes Jewish law permitting killing of politicians cooperating with Arab parties - report Jerusalem Post ·

    In his letter, Axelrod reportedly argued that Jewish politicians who cooperate with the Arab parties posed a "terrible danger to the people of Israel."

  3. Trump says Gulf allies urged restraint on Iran, admits war hurt Republicans in midterms Jerusalem Post ·

    In an interview, Trump said Gulf states had urged him to delay further strikes on Iran, acknowledged the war's political cost, and discussed Obama and his plans for a Democratic-controlled Congress.

  4. ‘The Witcher’ Star Freya Allan to Lead Joachim Rønning’s Horror Movie ‘System’ (EXCLUSIVE) Variety ·

    “The Witcher” and “Planet of the Apes” star Freya Allan is set to star in “System,” the upcoming horror film from Norwegian director Joachim Rønning. Plot details remain under wraps, but production is currently underway on location in the old, abandoned underground stations and tunnels under London.…

  5. Nacsa on amber alert, but Fahmi says no worrying cyber incidents confirmed so far Malay Mail ·

    MELAKA, Nov 13 — Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said that based on daily reports received from the National Cyber Security Agency (Nacsa), no particularly worrying cybersecurity incidents had been confirmed so far. He said Nacsa’s readiness level was currently at amber alert, or…

  6. Thanks for 25 Years, XBOX Players — From Wolfenstein 3 and Halo Firefight to Classic XBOX Games on PC: Everything Announced Today Microsoft ·

    Twenty-five years after the very first XBOX launched, Team XBOX came home to Seattle, the city where it all began, to close out our eight-city FanFest tour. The celebration has always been about you. Every achievement, every midnight launch, every friend you made along the way: that’s what built…

  7. Don’t be cranky, be connected: Will Skelton on why French raids can be good for Australian rugby Nine ·

    The Wallabies can benefit from the rising number of star youngsters being signed by club academies in France, according to Will Skelton. But only if Rugby Australia respond in the right way.

  8. Manly’s dining scene is booming. Now Greek restaurant Olympus is joining the party Nine ·

    The Redfern restaurant, known for its 50-year-old bougainvillea tree and roast lamb shoulder, is taking over a one-hatted waterfront restaurant at Manly Wharf.

  9. Leah Santiago becomes first female PMA graduate to earn general’s star Rappler ·

    BAGUIO CITY, Philippines – Thirty-three years after entering the Philippine Military Academy with its first batch of female cadets, Leah Lorenzo Santiago has become the first woman PMA graduate to reach the rank of brigadier general. Santiago formally donned her one-star rank on November 9 at Camp…

  10. Martini trolleys to mochi: A first look inside Melbourne’s mega new CBD food precinct Nine ·

    Down a laneway in the city’s eastern district, a huge $200 million office, retail and hospitality development is nearing completion. And two venues are already open to the public.

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