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Police say Dural crime scene is a ‘fortress’ linked to Chris Baghsarian kidnapping
NSW Police said in a statement earlier this morning that robbery and serious crime squad detectives were “in Dural, Chris Baghsarian”.
The 85-year-old man was taken from his home in North Ryde last Friday morning in what police said was a case of mistaken identity. Det Acting Supt Andrew Marx He said Monday that police believe Baghsarian is still alive.
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In a statement on Friday morning, police said a Dural property “It is believed to have been used as a temporary stronghold by the kidnappers.”and a search warrant was executed there at 7 p.m. Thursday.
They said the investigation was ongoing, appealing for the public’s help again and telling anyone “who may have seen or heard anything related to the kidnapping or witnessed any suspicious activity in the Dural area since last Friday” to contact police.
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Police say Dural crime scene is a ‘fortress’ linked to Chris Baghsarian kidnapping
NSW Police said in a statement earlier this morning that robbery and serious crime squad detectives were “in Dural, Chris Baghsarian”.
The 85-year-old man was taken from his home in North Ryde last Friday morning in what police said was a case of mistaken identity. Det Acting Supt Andrew Marx He said Monday that police believe Baghsarian is still alive.
You can read more about the story here:
In a statement on Friday morning, police said a Dural property “It is believed to have been used as a temporary stronghold by the kidnappers.”and a search warrant was executed there at 7 p.m. Thursday.
They said the investigation was ongoing, appealing for the public’s help again and telling anyone “who may have seen or heard anything related to the kidnapping or witnessed any suspicious activity in the Dural area since last Friday” to contact police.
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Angus Taylor claims Australians are ‘deeply concerned’ about indoctrination in the classroom
In Angus Taylor’s lengthy interview, Peta Credlin took the new opposition leader through several other culture war issues, including school curriculums; in which he suggested that children should not be “brainwashed” in the classroom and that “Australians are deeply concerned about this”.
I think our education system, our school system and our tertiary system, has been drifting in that direction for a long time… We need to reassure Australians that their children will be educated, they will be taught about our great nation, warts and all, but they should celebrate our country as part of their education and not be brainwashed.
We’ve heard the word brainwashing before – former Liberal leader Peter Dutton he also said children were being brainwashed but claimed he had “no proposal” to change that.
Taylor says net zero ‘gets out of our system’
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Net zero is still dead, if not more dead Angus Taylor‘s Liberal party.
When Susan Ley In announcing the party’s commitment to lower net zero in November, he continued to warn that net zero would still be a welcome outcome “if we can get there through technology, through elections and through voluntary markets.”
Taylor now wants to abandon net zero terminology altogether, telling Sky News: Peta Credlin Thursday night:
I think the starting point is to get the net zero ideology out of our system… We have uranium, we have coal, we have gas, we have renewables, of course people are rapidly putting solar cells on their roofs, it is this mix that will bring us the solution.
The government and experts have argued that renewable energy is the cheapest form of electricity.
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The biggest news of the night was his arrest Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Sandringham estate on suspicion of public misconduct – find our live coverage here; We will bring you more developments and reactions throughout the day.
Elsewhere, a group of Australian men suspected of being former ISIS fighters are among more than 5,000 detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq, where they will face charges that could potentially carry the death penalty.
And police in New South Wales said early this morning they had located a crime scene in Dural, while investigations into the abduction continued. Chris Baghsarian. They will speak to the media later this morning and we will bring you more details soon.
