Richard Milnes
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Sydney -
NSW Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing and Minister for the Arts, The Hon. George Souris launched the Sydney Film Festival at Customs House on 8 May at an event attended by those involved in the Australian film industry.
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Leeds -
A rally by the English Defence League protested against the proposed development of yet another mosque, this time in Moortown, Leeds.
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The United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) cements itself into the mainstream of politics after voters stick two fingers up to “clowns”, “loonies”, “fruitcakes” and “closet racists” smears.
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The English National Resistance and English Volunteer Force have announced that they will merge into one body under the name of the former.
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Sydney -
About 3,000 people attended a ‘No Hunting in National Parks’ rally outside NSW Parliament House, Macquarie St in Sydney.
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Sydney -
After the removal of the Rainbow Crossing at Taylor Square on Oxford Street in the heart of Sydney's gay and lesbian district on Wednesday night, a week ago, reports have emerged of ‘DIY’ rainbow crossings appearing around Sydney.
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Sydney -
Filmmakers Baz Luhrmann and Oscar winner Catherine Martin have put their 1888 Victorian Italianate mansion in Darlinghurst, in Sydney’s east up for sale with a price tag of $15 million.
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UKIP launches a credible challenge to the three old parties as it puts forward its biggest ever field of candidates spanning the whole country for the County Council elections on 2 May.
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Sydney -
NSW Police Force today said they were monitoring the deadly explosions in Boston and the response of the authorities to the bomb blasts.
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Sydney -
The Australian Coptic Christian community protested against state-sponsored terror in Egypt in Martin Place Sydney at an event attended by hundreds of people.
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Sydney -
The winner of the Bulgari Art Award 2013 was announced at the Art Gallery of NSW by Dr Michael Brand, director of the Art Gallery of NSW and Julie Ann Morrison, managing director of Bulgari Australia and UK.
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Widely regarded as Britain’s best peacetime Prime Minister of the twentieth century and known as the ‘Iron Lady’, Baroness Thatcher has sadly passed away today.
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Wigan -
The UK Independence Party continues to represent a significant threat to the three old parties, coming second in the Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council Pemberton ward by-election held on 4 April 2013.
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The British Democratic Party will be “testing the water as a new fledgling party” when they field three candidates in the County Council elections on 2 May.
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Sydney -
On 2 April the Sydney Opera House was lit up in blue to mark the sixth annual United Nations World Autism Awareness Day.
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Havering -
UKIP’s candidate Lawrence Webb romped home as the majority of those voting deserted the mainstream parties in the Gooshays Ward, Harold Hill by-election in the London Borough of Havering.
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Sydney -
The Packing Room Prize winner and the Archibald Prize finalists were announced at the Art Gallery of NSW today in Sydney, Australia.
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Sydney -
A new work of art has been created for The Block in an area close to Redfern Station, which has traditionally been home to many Aboriginal people.
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Havering -
Local people drive the far-left extremist, Nick Lowles out of Harold Wood and show him that his Anglophobic, racist views are not welcome in Havering, East London.
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Stanley -
Falkland Islanders have decided overwhelmingly to remain British it has been revealed, after the referendum on their political status.
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