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A BENDIGO man has been recognised for outstanding bravery after he placed the lives of others ahead of his own during the Black Saturday bush fires.
Michael Ryan is one of 22 recipients of a Bravery Medal at this year's Australian Bravery Awards.
The awards, established in 1975, represent the highest-level of recognition that can be accorded for outstanding achievement and service in national life.
Workers should be able to take specific paid leave for domestic violence, unions say.
The Australian Council of Trade Unions president Ged Kearney is calling on the federal government to boost protections for domestic violence victims, arguing the abuse is not a private issue and must also be addressed in the workplace.
Reducing the national Renewable Energy Target (RET) would generate $10 billion in extra profit over the next 15 years for owners of coal and gas-fired power plants while consumers pay more, according to new analysis commissioned by green groups.
EnergyAustralia and Origin Energy, which have led calls to cut the RET from its current mandatory goal of supplying 41,000 gigawatt-hours of renewable energy by 2020 to a precise 20 per cent, would be among the biggest winners.
New sex abuse case rocks church - The Age
The Catholic Church has expelled an inner-Melbourne priest after allegations of sexual impropriety as the sex abuse royal commission begins its Melbourne hearings into decades of abuse and alleged cover-ups.
The disclosure that the priest's alleged victim received a financial settlement from the church and refused to assist police has led to the accusation that the church paid hush money. Father Mato Krizanac, 60, of the Croatian Catholic Centre at St Nicholas' church in Clifton Hill, was the subject of a 12-month internal investigation by the church's independent commissioner, Peter O'Callaghan, QC, of the Melbourne Response, and the Archdiocese of Adelaide, where the alleged offences are said to have taken place in the mid 1980s.
1769 - Gunpowder in Brescia Italy church explodes, killing 3,000
1838 - 1st US marine expedition
1914 - Oscar Egg sets new cycling hour record (44,247 km)
1920 - US ratifies the 19th Amendment bring in women's suffrage
1934 - Bradman scores 244 in 5th Test Cricket, 316 mins, 32 fours and 1 six
1949 - Hungary adopts constitution
1685 - Brook Taylor, England, mathematician, discoverer of Taylor's Theorem
1948 - Rudy Hartono Kurniawan, Indonesia, All-England tennis champ
1957 - Ron Strykert, Australia, rock guitarist (Men At Work-Who Can it Be)
1968 - Carolyn Crudgington, Australian softball pitcher (Olympics-bronze-96)
1972 - Shaun Wilson, Australian artist
1980 - Rob Nguyen, Australian racing driver
What is petrology the study of?
In which decade was the record-breaking “Guinness Book of Records” first published?
What number of “Doctor Who” was Tom Baker?
Quindeca is a prefix indicating which number?
What is the chemical symbol for lead?
Answers: 1. Rocks 2. 1960’s 3. Fourth 4. 15 5. Pb
Karaoke means "empty orchestra" in Japanese.
What happened to the dog that swallowed a firefly?
It barked with de-light!
Have a lovely day!
Andi