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Brazil Ex-President Jair Bolsonaro Faces Investigation For Harassing Humpback Whale
Brazil's former president, Jair Bolsonaro is being investigated by Federal police for allegedly harassing a humpback whale during a public holiday. He faces allegations of environmental misconduct during a jetski excursion near Sao Sebastiao on Brazil's south-eastern coastline. The penalty for the crime varies from two to five years in prison, in addition to a fine.
Yet another anti-trust complaint in U.S. against Dr. Reddy’s arm, others over cancer drug Revlimid Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Inc. has been named as a defendant in a complaint filed in a U.S. court related to sale of brand and generic cancer drug Revlimid. The complaint, filed by Intermountain Health, Inc., “asserts claims under Federal and State antitrust laws and other State laws alleging that the defendants improperly restrained competition,” the parent company said in a stock exchange filing on Thursday.
Yet another anti-trust complaint in U.S. against Dr. Reddy’s arm, others over cancer drug Revlimid Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Inc. has been named as a defendant in a complaint filed in a U.S. court related to sale of brand and generic cancer drug Revlimid. The complaint, filed by Intermountain Health, Inc., “asserts claims under Federal and State antitrust laws and other State laws,” the parent company said in a stock exchange filing.
Dr. Reddy’s arm faces antitrust complaint in U.S. over cancer drug Revlimid A wholly owned, step-down subsidiary of Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories has been named as a defendant in a complaint filed in a U.S. court over the sale of brand and generic cancer drug Revlimid. The complaint “asserts claims under Federal and State antitrust laws and other State laws alleging that the defendants improperly restrained competition,” the drugmaker said.
Dr. Reddy’s arm faces antitrust complaint in U.S. over cancer drug Revlimid A wholly owned, step-down subsidiary of Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories has been named as a defendant in a complaint filed in a U.S. court over the sale of brand and generic cancer drug Revlimid. The complaint “asserts claims under Federal and State antitrust laws and other State laws alleging that the defendants improperly restrained competition,” the drugmaker said in a filing on Monday.
As vote nears, ‘horrific racism’ mars Australian Voice referendum campaign A video was released on social media showing a hooded man making a series of racist remarks against Indigenous peoples. The man also singled out Indigenous Independent Federal Senator Lidia Thorpe. Thorpe has been subject to a barrage of online racism and at times, death threats. The heightened racial debate has led to a spike in Indigenous people seeking mental health support.
Maribyrnong River flood inquiry recommends Melbourne Water overhaul modelling system A review into last year's Maribyrnong River disaster has found Melbourne Water needs to overhaul its approach to flood modelling. More than 500 homes and businesses near the river, which runs through Melbourne's north-west, were inundated in October 2022. An independent panel, led by former Federal and Victorian Supreme Court judge Tony Pagone was appointed by Melbourne Water to review the disaster.
Live: Victorian Labor caucus meets to discuss successor to Daniel Andrews Victorian Labor MPs will meet at midday to discuss a successor to Premier Daniel Andrews, following his shock resignation on Tuesday. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers joined the chorus of praise for Daniel Andrews from the Labor side of politics this morning. Deputy Premier Jacinta Allan is the frontrunner to replace Daniel Andrews as Premier.
Prince Harry cheers on wounded warriors at Invictus Games The 2023 Invictus Games kicked off on Saturday in Düsseldorf, Germany. Prince Harry welcomed the audience at the opening ceremony. He was joined by Germany’s Federal Minister of Defense Boris Pistorius.
Slim growth figure expected as economy stalls The Australian Bureau of Statistics will release the national accounts on Wednesday. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers warned the results may be underwhelming. In the three months to March, the economy grew a modest 0.2 per cent.
2 ‘Strong Buy’ Dividend Stocks With at Least 8% Dividend Yield JPMorgan’s global strategist, Dubravko Lakos, has recently sounded the alarm, pointing out several headwinds that are piling up. Lakos believes that spending – both consumer and Federal – will slacken in the coming months.
Pocock calls out 'disingenuous' debate on the voice Independent Senator David Pocock said politicians know the parliament will legislate the detail of the voice if a 'yes' vote succeeds. He said the "if you don't know, vote no" sentiment expressed by some in the 'no' camp was an affront to Australia's political system. Federal MP Andrew Gee said the voice could make lasting change.
WA public school funding campaign launches with four simple demands WA public school funding campaign launches with four simple demands. Federal president Correna Haythorpe said WA public schools were funded below the Schooling Resource Standard. The campaign includes targeted advertising, events and activities in WA school communities.
WA public school funding campaign launches with four simple demands WA public school funding campaign launches with four simple demands. Federal president Correna Haythorpe said WA public schools were funded below the Schooling Resource Standard. The campaign includes targeted advertising, events and activities in WA school communities.
German Minister's Reaction On Buying Veggies From Roadside With UPI Germany's Federal Minister for Digital and Transport, Volker Wissing was able to experience the simplicity of UPI (Unified Payments Interface) payments first-hand. He was in Bengaluru to attend the G20 Digital Ministers Meeting on August 19.
Maui wildfires death toll rises to 36 after historic town torched to the ground As many as 4,000 people have been forced to flee their homes. The historic town of Lahaina has been nearly completely torched. President Joe Biden has ordered ‘all available Federal assets’ to help.
6 killed in unprecedented Hawaii wildfires, Joe Biden sends military: Top points Wildfires are racing across part of Maui in Hawaii, destroying sections of a historic town on the island. The National Weather Service said that Hurricane Dora was partly to blame for the strong winds driving the flames. US president Joe Biden ordered “all available Federal assets” to help combat wildfires which have killed at least six people.
Wildfires tearing through parts of Hawaii have killed at least 36 people. Follow live updates U.S. President Joe Biden says he has ordered "all available Federal assets" to help combat wildfires. The National Weather Service says Hurricane Dora is partly to blame for strong winds driving the flames. More than 2,100 people spent the night in four shelters on the island.
Planning For Estates That Contain Firearms Estate planning involving firearms requires careful consideration and adherence to legal requirements. It is important that the transfer of firearms in estate planning comply with both Federal and State laws. Maintaining accurate records of your firearms is essential for estate planning purposes.
Accounting experts slam 'whingeing' Aussies for complaining about their tax returns About 14 million Australians have started prepping their tax returns, with many lodging their return since the beginning of July. The change in this year's tax returns is due to the low-and-middle income tax offset (LMITO) being axed by the Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers. More than three million former students will pay an average of $1,700 more on their HECS-HELP loan debt.
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