Tuesday, 25 April 2017

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CHANNEL 9       April 26, 2017

        Policeman suffered PTSD NSW inquest hears



                A former NSW policeman who took his own life in 2013 was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, alcoholism and anxiety, a Sydney coroner's court has heard.
Ashley Bryant fell to his death in December 2013 in the Border National Park after battling for several years with a multitude of mental health problems brought on by exposure to traumatic events in his job.
The 44-year-old former detective sergeant made a triple-zero call from Minyon Falls shortly before he died, requesting police investigate his death and what led to it, counsel assisting the coroner, Jim Gleeson, told the court on Wednesday morning.

                

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Australians pause to pay their respects on Anzac Day

               
Australians across the world pause to pay their respects on Anzac Day on the 102nd anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli. 
Before the sun rose to greet the day this April 25, Australians young and old gathered at dawn services to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

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CHANNEL 7            April 26, 2017
                                  

'Tell them no': Mum reveals why she tells her child not to share with others



A woman has taken to social media to let others know why she believes     her child isn't required to share with other children, with most parents in agreement with her.Missouri mother, Alanya Kolberg, posted a lengthy explanation on Facebook that has since been shared almost 220,000 times and has almost 700 comments.Ms Kolberg said her son was approached by at least six boys at once when he was playing with his toys in the playground.They "demanded" they share his transformer, Minecraft figure and truck, leaving him visibly overwhelmed.

"He clutched them to his chest as the boys reached for them. He looked at me. "You can tell them no, Carson" I said, "Just say no. You don't have to say anything else," Ms Kolberg wrote in the post.
"Of course, as soon as he said no, the boys ran to tattle to me that he was not sharing. I said, "He doesn't have to share with you. He said no. If he wants to share, he will."
Ms Kolberg said she received some "dirty" looks from other parents.
"If I, an adult, walked into the park eating a sandwich, am I required to share my sandwich with strangers in the park? No!"


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CHANNEL 7      23/4/17
        Celebrity vet Dr Chris Brown has solved half the
                 mystery of how Venus, the two-faced cat, 
                      ended up with her unusual markings.  
             
    The three-year-old tortoiseshell, who was found as a stray on a North Carolina dairy farm in 2009, now has her own Facebook page and YouTube video and has become a viral sensation for her unique appearance.
On one half of Venus' face she has typical orange tabby stripes but with an uncommon blue eye, while her other side is solid black with a green eye.

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channel 7     20/4/17





Police announce new unit to tackle would-be extremists


New South Wales police have announced a new investigation unit which would target would-be extremists.