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Australian Radio Station's Prank Call Broke the Law, Says Court
Australia's High Court today backed the broadcasting watchdog's finding that an Australian radio station broke the law with a prank call to a British hospital taking care of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, paving the way for penalties.
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Saldanha case: Key evidence handed over to hoax call station
Key evidence in the death of Indian-origin nurse Jacintha Saldanha in London has been handed over to the legal team representing the Australian radio station behind the hoax call that apparently lead to her suicide.
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Royal hoax call: Radio station to give Rs 2.7 crores to dead nurse's family
An Australian radio station on Tuesday pledged at least 500,000 Australian dollars (Rs 2.7 crores) to help the grieving family of a nurse duped by a royal prank phone call, after coming under sustained scrutiny over the hoax.
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British press condemns 'thoughtless' Australian radio hoax
The British press on Sunday condemned the "thoughtless" Australian radio hoax that apparently prompted the suicide of a nurse working at the hospital treating Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine.
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Australian Radio Station's Prank Call Broke the Law, Says Court
Australia's High Court today backed the broadcasting watchdog's finding that an Australian radio station broke the law with a prank call to a British hospital taking care of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, paving the way for penalties.
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Saldanha case: Key evidence handed over to hoax call station
Key evidence in the death of Indian-origin nurse Jacintha Saldanha in London has been handed over to the legal team representing the Australian radio station behind the hoax call that apparently lead to her suicide.
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Royal hoax call: Radio station to give Rs 2.7 crores to dead nurse's family
An Australian radio station on Tuesday pledged at least 500,000 Australian dollars (Rs 2.7 crores) to help the grieving family of a nurse duped by a royal prank phone call, after coming under sustained scrutiny over the hoax.
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British press condemns 'thoughtless' Australian radio hoax
The British press on Sunday condemned the "thoughtless" Australian radio hoax that apparently prompted the suicide of a nurse working at the hospital treating Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine.
