Traditional Owners successfully challenge Woodside Energy; Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka found not guilty of sexual assault and a chaotic Presidential Primary debate in the United States
Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka found not guilty of sexual assaultA Traditional Owner has successfully challenged a fossil fuel company's plan to begin seismic blasting for an offshore gas development in Western Australia.
Defence Minister Richard Marles has announced that generalist units will be restructured as specialist light, armoured and motorised combat brigades, with hundreds of soldiers moving north to bases in Darwin and Townsville. The 32-year-old was arrested in Sydney after being accused of stealthing - removing a condom without consent - following a date in November [[2022]] with a 29-year-old woman who he matched with on Tinder while in Australia for the T-20 World Cup.The woman told the court she asked Mr Gunathilaka to use a condom during sex, but he allegedly said he didn't like them.
"Everyone believed me, so that means a lot to me. End of the day, judge says who lies, who not. So the verdict says everything as I said before. So, I'm happy that my life is normal again. So, I can't wait to go back and play cricket."Two men have been charged over an alleged $3.57 million international credit card skimming scheme, that led to thousands of Australians being defrauded.
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