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Townsville Bulletin | Breaking News and Headlines from Townsville and Queensland | Townsville Bulletin

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“Terror for her life”: Man pleads guilty to horrifying murder threats

16+ hour, 49+ min ago   (55+ words) townsvillebulletin.com.au “Terror for her life”: Man pleads guilty to horrifying murder threats A man who pleaded guilty to threatening to murder his ex-partner and eat her body parts has been released from a high-security Queensland Correctional Centre. All…...

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Online rant puts DV offender back in court

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (54+ words) Townsville Bulletin Online rant puts DV offender back in court A man’s attempts to paint himself as the good guy has earned himself another domestic violence charge after he posted an insult-laden rant to Facebook trying to address gossip. All…...

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Aussies accused of ISIS links face mass trials in Iraq

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (408+ words) Iraq’s mass trials of thousands of ISIS suspects have ensnared at least 13 Australians, piling fresh pressure on the Federal Government to act. The Australians who have been accused of fighting for the Islamic State are among the thousands of jihadists…...