What The F***

[Kahuna]

WTF happened to dark rum? Where has all the unspiced rum gone?

[dedja]

All charges against the two 16 year olds initially charged with causing the Stirling Shopping Centre fire have been dismissed, more specifically prosecutors tendered no evidence against either of the accused.

So what was that all about then?

[mighty_tiger_79]

[quote="dedja"]All charges against the two 16 year olds initially charged with causing the Stirling Shopping Centre fire have been dismissed, more specifically prosecutors tendered no evidence against either of the accused.

So what was that all about then?

Makes 0 sense

[locky801]

All charges against the two 16 year olds initially charged with causing the Stirling Shopping Centre fire have been dismissed, more specifically prosecutors tendered no evidence against either of the accused.

So what was that all about then?

One can only assume that they had no evidence or lack of evidence and no possible chance of a conviction

[mighty_tiger_79]

All charges against the two 16 year olds initially charged with causing the Stirling Shopping Centre fire have been dismissed, more specifically prosecutors tendered no evidence against either of the accused.

So what was that all about then?

One can only assume that they had no evidence or lack of evidence and no possible chance of a conviction

I'd say it's the last of those 3

Surely there was CCTV?? :

[Corona Man]

50 years since Cyclone Tracy… what the actual ****…..

[dedja]

https://youtu.be/-HlGSdq3B6I?si=NkGJ4nw2n3w-HaYI

[Jase]

50 years since Cyclone Tracy… what the actual ****…..

I’m watching the doco on 9 at the moment and I had absolutely no idea how bad it actually was…

I was six months old in the UK when it happened, so obviously too young to understand but even when being in Australia for 48 years, I knew that it had been bad but… my goodness… I just never knew how bad…


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[cracka]

50 years since Cyclone Tracy… what the actual ****…..

I was 3 years old living in Fiji & we were going through a cyclone too. I dont remember it but apparently we (mum, dad & 2 brothers) huddled under a heavy dining table in the bathtub for a few hours. Ruined the house we were living in & had to move to another part of the island. Still scares mum when thinking about it.

[mighty_tiger_79]

2nd Xmas ham purchased

[Lightning McQueen]

2nd Xmas ham purchased

Made that mistake once before.

[Brodlach]

We buy “rounds” or thirds. Find them much better as it doesn’t dry out too much.

We are on our fourth round

[mighty_tiger_79]

We buy “rounds” or thirds. Find them much better as it doesn’t dry out too much.

We are on our fourth round

First one wasn't overly big and this one is on smaller side.
Did a quality control test and its good.

[dedja]

The truck driver who destroyed a verandah of a building in Gawler and also hit 2 cars who stated he didn’t know he had hit anything.

[Jimmy_041]

The truck driver who destroyed a verandah of a building in Gawler and also hit 2 cars who stated he didn’t know he had hit anything.

Comes from Wattle Park?

[Booney]

A former animal shelter worker has owned up to her attempt at selling human remains on the black market after they were coughed up by a dog surrendered following its owner’s death.

Lilydale mum Joanna Kathlyn Kinman will plead guilty to a single charge of offensive conduct involving human remains when her case returns to court on March 17.

Her lawyer Rainer Martini appeared before the Ringwood Magistrates’ Court on Monday to indicate her guilty plea and that a forensic psychologist was being sought to provide insight into her actions.

“The court may be interested in looking at the avenue with regard to why my client thought this was appropriate behaviour,” Mr Martini said.

Police allege Ms Kinman was volunteering at a shelter in the Yarra Ranges when a dog vomited up a toe and other remains last February.

She is accused of putting the body parts into a jar with the intention of selling them on the black market.

The dog was surrendered to the shelter after the death of his owner, whose name is suppressed.

The man died of natural causes before his foot was chewed up by his pet, it’s understood.

Ms Kinman was arrested in February following a tip off to local detectives.

She was released without charge but remained under close police scrutiny.

The woman was charged with offensive conduct involving human remains in August following a six-month criminal investigation.

The full details of her crime will be publicly aired for the first time in March.

Medical reports from Ms Kinman’s counsellor and doctor will be submitted to the court for consideration.

The ex-animal refuge worker faces up to two years’ imprisonment for her actions.

The court heard the prosecution were “not keen” on the defence’s proposal for a diversion, which would enable Ms Kinman to avoid a criminal conviction.

“It’s possibly unlikely that they would agree to it given the informant is not too keen on the idea, apparently,” Mr Martini said.

The shelter – which cannot be identified for legal reasons – confirmed Ms Kinman is no longer associated with them.

[locky801]

:shock:

A former animal shelter worker has owned up to her attempt at selling human remains on the black market after they were coughed up by a dog surrendered following its owner’s death.

Lilydale mum Joanna Kathlyn Kinman will plead guilty to a single charge of offensive conduct involving human remains when her case returns to court on March 17.

Her lawyer Rainer Martini appeared before the Ringwood Magistrates’ Court on Monday to indicate her guilty plea and that a forensic psychologist was being sought to provide insight into her actions.

“The court may be interested in looking at the avenue with regard to why my client thought this was appropriate behaviour,” Mr Martini said.

Police allege Ms Kinman was volunteering at a shelter in the Yarra Ranges when a dog vomited up a toe and other remains last February.

She is accused of putting the body parts into a jar with the intention of selling them on the black market.

The dog was surrendered to the shelter after the death of his owner, whose name is suppressed.

The man died of natural causes before his foot was chewed up by his pet, it’s understood.

Ms Kinman was arrested in February following a tip off to local detectives.

She was released without charge but remained under close police scrutiny.

The woman was charged with offensive conduct involving human remains in August following a six-month criminal investigation.

The full details of her crime will be publicly aired for the first time in March.

Medical reports from Ms Kinman’s counsellor and doctor will be submitted to the court for consideration.

The ex-animal refuge worker faces up to two years’ imprisonment for her actions.

The court heard the prosecution were “not keen” on the defence’s proposal for a diversion, which would enable Ms Kinman to avoid a criminal conviction.

“It’s possibly unlikely that they would agree to it given the informant is not too keen on the idea, apparently,” Mr Martini said.

The shelter – which cannot be identified for legal reasons – confirmed Ms Kinman is no longer associated with them.

WTF

[Kahuna]

“You want a toe? I can get you a toe, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don't wanna know about it, believe me”
“Hell, I can get you a toe by 3 o'clock this afternoon... with nail polish”

[Corona Man]

What does a toe, or any other body part go for on the black market?

Asking for a friend!

[PatowalongaPirate]

“You want a toe? I can get you a toe, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don't wanna know about it, believe me”
“Hell, I can get you a toe by 3 o'clock this afternoon... with nail polish”

A parcel with a metatarsal.