MORE cases of salmonella linked to rockmelon from an Australian farm have been identified, after pregnant women, infants and the elderly were warned not to eat it.
MALCOLM Turnbull faces more pressure as he seeks to haggle with a larger Senate crossbench, where Pauline Hanson’s One Nation will be crucial.
AFTER the death of Bruce Burrell, the bodies of his murder victims, Kerry Whelan and Dotty Davis, may only be found by cavers in the vast Bungonia Forest.
MOST recalls happen without incident, but at least 60 customers experienced power steering failure before Toyota and Subaru took action.
MALCOLM Turnbull faces more pressure as he seeks to haggle with a larger Senate crossbench, where Pauline Hanson’s One Nation will be crucial.
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AUSTRALIA has received a dressing down from the United Nations over the Northern Territory juvenile detention abuse scandal.
IT IS building into the most controversial census as, one week out, the agency in charge is being accused of snubbing families.
THE brother of an Islamic State terrorist — and convicted rioter — will be released from jail in a major blow to the NSW Government.
A MAN allegedly ploughed his car into an Adelaide police station before threatening officers with a knife.
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THE UN has been asked to investigate the barbaric case of an intellectually disabled NT prisoner strapped to a chair and shot full of tranquillisers, 17 times.
ONE of two men charged over the one-punch death of young Brisbane athlete Cole Miller has pleaded guilty to killing him.
THREE of the state’s most senior police have avoided fronting the Lindt Caf& siege inquest for another fortnight.
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ONE of two men charged over the one-punch death of young Brisbane athlete Cole Miller has pleaded guilty to killing him.
A MAN arrested for raping young, drunk men in Brisbane’s nightclub precinct could be linked to a string of other sexual assaults, Queensland police have said.
A FLESH-eating disease that could result in amputations has popped up in suburban Melbourne.
A WOMAN who believed witchcraft, possibly conjured up by her lover’s wife, was behind the death of three of her children has pleaded not guilty of murder.
A MOTHER charged with murdering her three youngest children by driving into a Melbourne lake has pleaded not guilty to the alleged crimes.
THE Royal Commission into child abuse is expected to make more than 100 recommendations.
A DEALER asked to provide 120 ecstasy tablets for last year’s Stereosonic festival — where teenager Stefan Woodward died — has avoided an immediate jail term for drug trafficking.
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THE Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is seeking further feedback on the proposed sale of The Sunday Times and PerthNow to Seven West Media.
AN INFLUX of new office space in Perth’s CBD and a weakening demand by tenants has resulted in the highest vacancy rate for 20 years.
INSTEAD of covering or presenting a story, media personality Tim Gossage found himself part of the story when he spotted an elderly missing man.
A JAILED mentally impaired Aboriginal man found to be subject to “inhuman or degrading treatment” and recommended for transfer to another facility keeps getting moved back to prison, according to his legal guardian
TWO men have been charged after a drug lab was found at a residential property
TERRITORY meth and cocaine users are paying the highest prices in the country for their drug of choice
TESTS are being conducted to determine if more asbestos has been disturbed during the ongoing redevelopment of the Royal Hobart Hospital.
THE number and quantity of illegal drug seizures across Tasmania may pale in comparison to other states but the apple isle is making strides in its crackdown on possession and trafficking.
A 14-YEAR-OLD boy narrowly avoided damage to his vital organs when he was allegedly stabbed in the back by another teenager.SCENE I. The city gate.
Measure for Measure
| Act 5, Scene 1
SCENE I. The city gate.
MARIANA veiled, ISABELLA, and FRIAR PETER, at their
stand. Enter DUKE VINCENTIO, VARRIUS, Lords,
ANGELO, ESCALUS, LUCIO, Provost, Officers, and Citizens, at several doors
FRIAR PETER and ISABELLA come forward
ISABELLA is and MARIANA comes forward
Exit Provost
Exit an Attendant
Re-enter Officers with ISABELLA; and Provost with the DUKE VINCENTIO in his friar's habit
Pulls off the friar's hood, and discovers DUKE VINCENTIO
Exeunt ANGELO, MARIANA, FRIAR PETER and Provost
Re-enter ANGELO, MARIANA, FRIAR PETER, and Provost
Exit Provost
Re-enter Provost, with BARNARDINE, CLAUDIO muffled, and JULIET
Unmuffles CLAUDIO
Exit Officers with LUCIOThe Last Stand: Dead Zone
FIGHT. REBUILD. SURVIVE
The Last Stand: Dead Zone brings RPG, Action and Strategy to the zombie apocalypse.
Load out your team and run real-time missions to gather weapons, gear, construction materials and supplies in locations across the Dead Zone all while holding off the horde. With 30,000+ items available there's plenty of ways to despatch the walking dead.
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THE LAST STAND: DEAD ZONE
350 days have passed since the initial outbreak and you are one of the few remaining in the ruins of Union City, now known only as the Dead Zone. After repeated bombings in an attempt to wipe out the remaining infected, very few citizens remain. Those that do fight over the scraps left in the city.
BUILD YOUR COMPOUND
Build and defend your compound to protect you from the infected and human raiders. Set up barricades and traps to hold the hordes at bay. Your survival depends on it.
ASSEMBLE YOUR SURVIVORS
Attract new survivors, decide their role then equip them to help you survive. Select from a number of classes including Fighters, Engineers, Medics, Scavengers and Recon. Each role is important and will affect your chances of survival.
LOOT AND CRAFTING!
Loot or craft over 30,000 weapon and gear items in real time missions across the city. Gather schematics for weapons and gear through scavenging or trade.
ALLIANCES AND RAIDING
Raid other players for precious resources or help them with construction. Join an alliance and secure your position in the Dead Zone!}