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H&M Accused Of Sexualising Children In New Ad, Drops It After Backlash
The brand apologised and said that they had removed the ad and it was only live in Australia.
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Australia's Qantas Allows Male Cabin Crew To Wear Make-Up, Females To...
Australia's national airline announced on Friday that it will scrap its gender-based uniform guidelines, allowing male cabin crew to wear make-up and giving women the option to ditch high heels.
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"Deeply Ashamed": Australian State Leader Admits Wearing Nazi Uniform
The premier of Australia's most populous state confessed Thursday that he wore a Nazi uniform at his 21st birthday party, saying he was "deeply ashamed".
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Tokyo Olympics: Australia Softball Team First To Arrive In Japan
Sporting facemasks and wearing their green and gold uniforms, they were met by greeters sporting hats decorated with Olympic and Paralympic mascots.
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Australia's Usman Khawaja enters row over beer logo
Khawaja, the first Muslim to wear the baggy green, had considered whether it was possible to wear a uniform which did not have the logo of Cricket Australia's key sponsor the VB brewery.
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Australian boxer warned for uniform violation
An Australian boxer who wore a T-shirt emblazoned with an Aboriginal flag at the arena has been warned by team officials for violating a policy barring athletes from making political statements.
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Ponting questions absence of DRS in Test series
Ricky Ponting has joined his Australian team-mates in questioning why the Decision Review System is not being used in the Test series against India, saying that the DRS should be used uniformly in every series throughout the world.
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Cowan rues absence of DRS after controversial dismissal
Debutant Australian opener Ed Cowan on Monday rued the absence of Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS) in the ongoing Test series against India and called on the ICC to make the technology uniform for all Test-playing nations.
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Australia moves closer to tough match fixing laws
Long prison sentences are expected to be among the sanctions against match fixing under new uniform laws that Australia's federal and state governments have agreed to frame.
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No harm in having review system: Dravid
Rahul Dravid said that if the UDRS technology is foolproof and the system can ensure uniformity, there is no harm in going for the review system.
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H&M Accused Of Sexualising Children In New Ad, Drops It After Backlash
The brand apologised and said that they had removed the ad and it was only live in Australia.
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Australia's Qantas Allows Male Cabin Crew To Wear Make-Up, Females To...
Australia's national airline announced on Friday that it will scrap its gender-based uniform guidelines, allowing male cabin crew to wear make-up and giving women the option to ditch high heels.
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"Deeply Ashamed": Australian State Leader Admits Wearing Nazi Uniform
The premier of Australia's most populous state confessed Thursday that he wore a Nazi uniform at his 21st birthday party, saying he was "deeply ashamed".
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Tokyo Olympics: Australia Softball Team First To Arrive In Japan
Sporting facemasks and wearing their green and gold uniforms, they were met by greeters sporting hats decorated with Olympic and Paralympic mascots.
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Australia's Usman Khawaja enters row over beer logo
Khawaja, the first Muslim to wear the baggy green, had considered whether it was possible to wear a uniform which did not have the logo of Cricket Australia's key sponsor the VB brewery.
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Australian boxer warned for uniform violation
An Australian boxer who wore a T-shirt emblazoned with an Aboriginal flag at the arena has been warned by team officials for violating a policy barring athletes from making political statements.
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Ponting questions absence of DRS in Test series
Ricky Ponting has joined his Australian team-mates in questioning why the Decision Review System is not being used in the Test series against India, saying that the DRS should be used uniformly in every series throughout the world.
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Cowan rues absence of DRS after controversial dismissal
Debutant Australian opener Ed Cowan on Monday rued the absence of Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS) in the ongoing Test series against India and called on the ICC to make the technology uniform for all Test-playing nations.
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Australia moves closer to tough match fixing laws
Long prison sentences are expected to be among the sanctions against match fixing under new uniform laws that Australia's federal and state governments have agreed to frame.
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No harm in having review system: Dravid
Rahul Dravid said that if the UDRS technology is foolproof and the system can ensure uniformity, there is no harm in going for the review system.
