One Nation MP rejects $200,000 staffer as Hanson accuses PM of meddling
One Nation says it will not be bought or divided by the prime minister as a bitter dispute over his power to allocate parliamentary staff intensifies.
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One Nation says it will not be bought or divided by the prime minister as a bitter dispute over his power to allocate parliamentary staff intensifies.
A letter authorising One Nation MP David Farley to hire an additional staff member on a $200,000 package was delivered to the MP’s Parliament House office on Monday.
Director Lee Chang-dong’s beautiful genre mash-up, Possible Love; Dario Argento’s Giallo classic, Suspiria; and Sophy Romvari’s accomplished debut, Blue Heron, are some of the titles Japanese cinephiles can catch this week at Cineyama, one of the country’s buzziest new indie cinema venues. Located in Yamanashi Prefecture, just outside Tokyo, CineYama is a un
New York Knicks assistant coaches did not receive their championship rings during Tuesday's title ceremony, according to a report.
Knicks assistant coaches did not receive their championship rings during Tuesday's title ceremony, a source confirmed to ESPN, while a number of team employees were targeted by a phishing scam and will not receive rings at all, according to a report.
The employee, who sold at least 10 of the rapper's unreleased songs for $50,000, will be sentenced early next year and faces a maximum of five years in prison.
Comcast chairman and Co-CEO Brian Roberts said staffers are eagerly anticipating the forthcoming split of NBCUniversal from the company’s broadband, pay-TV and wireless division. “Really, there’s an energy and excitement with the proposed separation in both organizations,” Roberts told Wall Street analysts Thursday at the end of the company’s third-quarter e
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