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Greens Senator Retracts Comments, Apologises After Minister Sues

Queensland Greens Senator Larissa Waters has issued a public apology for the defamatory comments she made about Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton. Waters admitted that on Feb. 21, she published a media release on her website and Twitter and made comments during a press conference that contained false and defamatory statements that Dutton, a Liberal […]

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Beijing Says Third Dose of China-Made Vaccines Needed After Vaccinated Doctor Gets Infected

Chinese health authorities have recently said that an additional third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine may be needed to boost its effectiveness. The announcement was released soon after a doctor in China’s Xi’an city was reportedly infected with the CCP virus after receiving two doses of a Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccine. A virologist who spoke with The

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NSW Ombudsman Receives Over 500 Complaints About Hotel Quarantine During 2020

The NSW Ombudsman has released a new report named “2020 Hindsight” on Monday, which highlights the impacts on individuals of measures taken by the state government in combating the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ombudsman received a total of 913 contacts related to the NSW government’s response to the pandemic over the past year, among which 513

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GoFundMe for Pastor Charged for Breaking COVID-19 Lockdown Orders Surpasses $41,000

A fundraising campaign to support the legal fees of Pastor James Coates, who was jailed and charged for allegedly violating Alberta’s COVID-19 rules, has exceeded $41,000 since its launch in February. The campaign, according to organizer John Klassen, was “simply hoping to in some small way be an encouragement to a brother who seemed to

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Orange County Sheriff Reveals New Strategy to Tackle Homelessness 

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) is shifting the way it interacts with the homeless through dozens of liaison officers trained to work with the demographic. “This is necessary because when we’re dealing with the homeless, we’ve realized that many of these people are experiencing mental illness, and also substance use disorder,” Sheriff Don Barnes

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Two-Time Olympic Snowboarder Julie Pomagalski Dies in Avalanche

Two-time Olympic snowboarder Julie Pomagalski of France died in an avalanche in the Swiss Alps. She was 40. The French Ski Federation announced Pomagalski’s death on Wednesday. The organization said she died Tuesday. Media reports said police in Uri, Switzerland, were uncertain of why the avalanche occurred. “Suddenly there was an avalanche for reasons that

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Twitter Says It ‘Incorrectly Applied’ Warning to Photos of Crowded Migrant Facilities

Twitter acknowledged that it had “incorrectly” applied a warning on a post that showed photos of unaccompanied children huddled under emergency blankets in crowded “cells” at a Texas detention center. “This warning was incorrectly applied by one of our automated tools and it has since been removed,” a Twitter spokesperson told The Epoch Times in

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