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Richard James is an Australian poet and editor, based in Sydney, Australia. James has lived and worked in The Netherlands and the United Kingdom. His poems have appeared in numerous magazines and he has published a number of poetry books. James is also editor of the Australian poetry magazine, Ancient Heart Magazine.
His interests include the arts, current affairs, politics, travel, religion and philosophy.
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It has been alleged that protestors who demonstrated against the Iranian regime who had been incarcerated have been tortured to death.
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Northern Territory, Australia- A crocodile measuring five and a half metres was harpooned near Borroloola in Australia’s Northern Territory.
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LONDON- It was reported that during a robbery in London two men have made off with 40 million pounds worth of jewellery.
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Scientists have discovered more than three hundred and fifty new animal and plant species in the Himalaya mountain range.
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LONDON- He was only a minor player in The Great Train Robbery, the biggest and most famous heist in modern British history.
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Former US president Bill Clinton drops into North Korea in a blitz and secures the release of some American journalists who were imprisoned by that creepy regime.
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MAINZ- German Jews are no longer in favour of banning the book 'Mein Kampf'' by the former German dictator Adolf Hitler.
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According to a British study Australian men make the world’s worst husbands. They simply refuse to lift a finger to help out with housework.
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South Yorkshire – In the United Kingdom there has been a lot of commotion after a number of female police officers have been walking around wearing burqas for a day in South Yorkshire.
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KHARTOUM The case against the Sudanese journalist Lubna Hussein has been postponed. Hussein was arrested on 3 July because she wore a pair of trousers in public.
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Today’s news in Australia is dominated by a foiled plot by Muslim terrorists to attack soldiers at the Holsworthy Army barracks in Sydney. But media reports can jeopardize anti-terrorist operations.
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A Sydney court heard today how a woman did not recognise her son or his voice as he fatally stabbed her husband and attacked her in the family home.
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A Sydney woman has been found not guilty of murder of but rather of manslaughter after attacking her sleeping former partner with a tomahawk axe.
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A woman who was travelling to Amsterdam from the Dutch Antilles has hidden cocaine in the diapers of her little daughter.
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Parliamentary elections were held in the Republic of Moldova on Wednesday that have resulted in an upset for the nation's communist party.
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It has been reported that China has summoned the Australian ambassador in order to state its disapproval of an intended visit to the Melbourne film festival by banned Uighur activist Rebiya Kadeer.
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The American mass murderer and cult leader Charles Manson is interested in recording an album with music producer Phil Spector, who has also been convicted of murder.
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At last the Netherlands also has their Neanderthal man. Minister of Science Ronald Plasterk revealed the remains of the primeval Dutchman at the Leiden Museum of Antiquities.
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An international group of scientists has discovered fossils of a dinosaur in China that probably forms the link between the Tyrannosaurus Rex and its much smaller ancestors.
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An Australian paper manufacturer has introduced a new successful product into the market: paper made of the faeces of wombats.
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