A council leader has been found to have committed two breaches of a code of conduct in an ongoing row about the Criterion project.

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Section 12(b) of the electoral code of conduct states that no one other than election officials, candidates, polling agents and persons authorised by the returning officer may enter the polling centre ...

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A Wisconsin drive-thru coffee spot offers a fully automated coffee experience, with robots serving drinks and plans for ...

Google basically said that the open web is dying, as the DOJ wants to break up Google's ad empire. Here are the requested ...

But a third “front” peeps, even as mutual “hostilities” roar — a third front on the stock exchange, that could well unlock ...

A policeman sustained facial injuries while attempting to break up a confrontation between two groups at Sungai Buloh ...

Britt’s intense danger may see an end as she is rescued while Dante and Lulu face a shocking situation that they must ...

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Closing arguments have ended and the jury is now deciding Donna's fate. A verdict could come by the end of the day, Friday – or beyond.

The Evanston Land Use Commission voted against a proposed 31-story, 430-apartment residential building in downtown Evanston on Aug. 27 at the end of a five-hour meeting. The tight 3-4 vote ...