A 14-year-old male in custody over a stabbing at the University of Sydney; senior Labor politicians reject intimidation claims by Senator Fatima Payman and in tennis, Carlos Alcaraz advances to Wimbledon's second round after defeating Estonian qualifier Mark Lajal.Senior Labor politicians reject intimidation claims by Senator Fatima PaymanA man has been hospitalised following a stabbing at the University of Sydney this morning.
The suspension was initially only for a week, but is now an indefinite suspension after Senator Payman said she would cross the floor again to vote in favour of any future pro-Palestinian motions."I've seen no evidence of that. Indeed, there's very clear evidence of colleagues reaching out to Senator Payman over the last several days.
National Director of FOUR PAWS Australia, an animal welfare organisation, Rebecca Linigen,has praised the move. "It's crazy that in 2024, we have a new rule coming in that would lock out almost half the country from watching sport for free. And if you've got an old school television, you'll be okay. You'll be able to watch the footy, the Olympics, rugby for free, but if you have a smart TV, if you watch sport on your phone or your tablet, you'll be forced to pay hundreds of dollars just to watch your favourite team.