Christians insulted – no riots

Jesus had a wife - scholar So Christians are insulted but there will be no riots. Media does not get this. Why?

TSUNAMI WARNING - Oh only "NOT A REAL EVENT "

TSUNAMI WARNING NUMBER 2 FOR NORFOLK ISLAND Sorry, product IDY68035.txt is not not available Issued by the Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre [JATWC] at 11:08 AM local time on Thursday 20 September 2012 TEST TEST TEST ** AUSNAMI 2012 - NOT A REAL EVENT ** TEST TEST TEST

Victor Chang killer freed - sick decision

Victor Chang killer freed Sick decision. How many died because Victor Chang could not save them?

Sydney protester charged with affray and breaching bail

A 29-year-old man remains in custody and will appear in Parramatta Local Court today, charged with affray and breaching bail.

Update: Ahmed Elomar, a 29-year-old champion boxer, was one of six men charged over demonstrations in central Sydney on Saturday but the only one denied bail.
Police were called to Parramatta Bail Court after one of Elomar's supporters threatened cameramen from the Seven and Nine networks with violence.

Protesters on the streets of Sydney

Protesters on the streets of Sydney on their way to the US consulate today.
Police have used tear gas on Sydney protesters who swept through the CBD as world-wide demonstrations triggered by a US film portraying the prophet Muhammad as a womaniser and paedophile reached Australia. Up to 500 protesters stormed through the city as protesters worked their way through Pitt Street before moving to Hyde Park amid a heavy police presence. The crowd carried signs saying "Behead all those who insult the prophet".
Police have begun arresting people in Hyde Park amid violent confrontations with protesters. The protesters were pushed back as police dogs and capsicum spray were deployed.
Fairfax Media saw a number of arrests and seriously injured protesters. One protester being taken away by ambulance spat at officers and chanted "Allahu Akbar".

Man Middle Eastern appearance FWA fire suspect

Man sought after Sydney office block fire Police are retrieving CCTV recordings of an arsonist who lit fires in a building in the heart of Sydney's CBD, causing the evacuation of 350 people. The fires were started on the floor that houses the Fair Work Australia Ombudsman's office.