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A 52-year-old Victorian police officer, Matt Paton, was confirmed to have died on the Inca trail to Machu Picchu, while he was on holiday in Peru with his wife, Jane. Mike Bush, the chief commissioner of Victoria police, said Paton would be remembered âfor his selflessness, amazing sense of humour, extreme kindness and inclusion of allâ.
The senior federal government MP Tanya Plibersek, labelled the behaviour by Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir towards humanitarian activists as âshamefulâ and âdisgracefulâ, as Australians who were on the Gaza flotilla alleged they were abused.
The Sydney protest that led to a record number of complaints against police
A record 800-plus complaints were received over the way NSW Police handled Sydney’s anti-Herzog protest, as the watchdog described the organisation as obstructive and overly defensive.
The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission’s Chief Commissioner Peter Johnson, SC, appeared before a parliamentary committee hearing on Friday advocating for greater powers to obtain documents from police to prevent delays in crucial misconduct investigations.
Allegations of police heavy-handedness at the February protest against visiting Israeli President Isaac Herzog led to the largest volume of complaints received by the LECC on a single issue. The watchdog is investigating the use of force by police on the night, and will consider future improvements in police responses to protests.
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Record number of complaints to police watchdog after Herzog protest – as it happened
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Guzman y Gomez, the Mexican-themed fast food chain, is pulling out of the United States in a spectacular turnaround on its American market ambitions, AAP reports.
The decision was made because the financial performance of the US business was not acceptable or meeting targets.
âI have always been confident in the differentiation of our food and guest experience, however this was not translating to an improvement in sales momentum,â founder and co-chief executive Steven Marks said.
Guzmanâs US experiment lasted about six years, after it opened its first store in Chicago in January 2020.
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