Richard Milnes

Digital Journalist based in Sydney, Australia. Joined on Jan 2, 2012

Expertise in General business news & info, Politics, Celebrities, Government, Personal finance, see all» Travel

Website: www.demotix.com

Richard also works for:

Demotix as a freelance journalist and photographer;

YouTube as a movie maker.

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	Richard Milnes said: ... that quite rightly warn in advance about these sorts of horrific events as 'extremists', they will continue to happen. In News: Lee Rigby trial: Adebolajo calls himself 'a soldier of Allah'
	Richard Milnes said: ... I just worry that he has left six children behind and I hope that they don't chose to follow in his footsteps! In News: Lee Rigby trial: Adebolajo calls himself 'a soldier of Allah'
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	Richard Milnes said: ... Workers Party camp. I hope that I will be able to convince you that this may eventually lead to your downfall. In News: Op-Ed: UK MPs set for 11% pay rise, but more austerity for Brits
	Someone liked Op-Ed: A South African view —Mandela was a great statesman, but no saint
	Richard Milnes said: ... to be like the Australian Aborigines - reduced to about 2% of the population, completely wiped out in Tasmania, etc. In News: Op-Ed: UK MPs set for 11% pay rise, but more austerity for Brits
	Richard Milnes said: ... the government has wasted taxpayers money and on what than someone who has never looked at the government accounts. In News: Op-Ed: UK MPs set for 11% pay rise, but more austerity for Brits