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Author: Nicholas Ridley

Two Drews take on UQ’s student election

By Nicholas Ridley Posted on October 20, 2020 Posted in Funny, Human Interest, Politics, QUT News, World

By Nick Ridley A student, who legally changed his name to that of a suspended friend, says he will stand aside for his namesake if he wins the Presidency of The University of Queensland Senate. UQ student, Taylor Wass, has …

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Lambie stops the Coalition’s mobile phone ban for detainees

By Nicholas Ridley Posted on October 13, 2020 Posted in Human Interest, National, News, Politics, QUT News, World

By Nick Ridley The Morrison Government’s proposition for a new law, which would have allowed immigration officials to take communication devices from asylum seekers without a warrant, has been blocked by Senator Jacqui Lambie.

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