Police forces across Australia are this week urging parents and carers to talk to their kids about online safety. Last week, in the lead up to the 30th annual National Child Protection Week, officers from NSW’s Child Exploitation Internet Unit (CEIU) made three separate arrests over alleged online grooming offences detected across Sydney and the […]
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EXCLUSIVE | Terrorists tear-gassed at Goulburn’s supermax prison
Some of Australia’s most radicalised terrorists are believed to have been among the prisoners tear-gassed by officers at Goulburn’s High Risk Management Correctional Centre last week. Ray Hadley revealed on-air 31 inmates housed in the unit refused to return to their cells on Friday afternoon. “They were apparently incensed a guard had allegedly caused one […]
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Deadline looms to have your say on Powerhouse site demolition plans
It’s the final day to make submissions on heritage buildings in Parramatta being demolished to make way for the new Powerhouse Museum. St George’s Terrace, built in 1881, and Willow Grove, built circa 1886, will be knocked down. Ray Hadley described them as “magnificent structures”. Parramatta Councillor Donna Davis said there had been a huge […]
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Palace letters: Secret correspondence sheds light on Whitlam’s dismissal
The release of more than 200 historical letters shows the Queen was not informed before Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was sensationally sacked in 1975. Buckingham Palace had advised then Governor-General Sir John Kerr the constitution gave him the power to remove Mr Whitlam. Quoting from the letters, Director General of the National Archives of Australia […]
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‘I won’t be apologising’: Ray’s message to ‘offended’ AFL fans
Ray Hadley says he won’t be apologising about his criticism regarding Essendon player Conor McKenna. McKenna came under fire for allegedly breaching AFL protocol, including visiting family and friends and attending a house inspection. The AFL player initially returned a positive test result for COVID-19 on the weekend, but has since been cleared of having […]
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Police forces across Australia are this week urging parents and carers to talk to their kids about online safety. Last week, in the lead up to the 30th annual National Child Protection Week, officers from NSW’s Child Exploitation Internet Unit (CEIU) made three separate arrests over alleged online grooming offences detected across Sydney and the […]
Ray Hadley
/
07/09/2020
EXCLUSIVE | Terrorists tear-gassed at Goulburn’s supermax prison
Some of Australia’s most radicalised terrorists are believed to have been among the prisoners tear-gassed by officers at Goulburn’s High Risk Management Correctional Centre last week. Ray Hadley revealed on-air 31 inmates housed in the unit refused to return to their cells on Friday afternoon. “They were apparently incensed a guard had allegedly caused one […]
Ray Hadley
/
25/08/2020
Deadline looms to have your say on Powerhouse site demolition plans
It’s the final day to make submissions on heritage buildings in Parramatta being demolished to make way for the new Powerhouse Museum. St George’s Terrace, built in 1881, and Willow Grove, built circa 1886, will be knocked down. Ray Hadley described them as “magnificent structures”. Parramatta Councillor Donna Davis said there had been a huge […]
Ray Hadley
/
21/07/2020
Palace letters: Secret correspondence sheds light on Whitlam’s dismissal
The release of more than 200 historical letters shows the Queen was not informed before Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was sensationally sacked in 1975. Buckingham Palace had advised then Governor-General Sir John Kerr the constitution gave him the power to remove Mr Whitlam. Quoting from the letters, Director General of the National Archives of Australia […]
Ray Hadley
/
14/07/2020
‘I won’t be apologising’: Ray’s message to ‘offended’ AFL fans
Ray Hadley says he won’t be apologising about his criticism regarding Essendon player Conor McKenna. McKenna came under fire for allegedly breaching AFL protocol, including visiting family and friends and attending a house inspection. The AFL player initially returned a positive test result for COVID-19 on the weekend, but has since been cleared of having […]
Ray Hadley
/
24/06/2020