Police charged a Sydney man with manslaughter following a Thai teenager’s body ended up in one suitcase at a Bangkok depot. The girl’s family took her remains home. The man remains jailed in a cramped prison cell with little light. A former Sydney Sixers player asked to switch teams and may compete for Portugal in the 2028 T20 qualifiers. The government also approved tougher fines for anyone who breaks child safety laws on Facebook or Instagram. Companies could face fines up to half a million dollars for each violation. In another move, EY let go of one graduate trainee who viewed Prime Minister Albanese’s bank records. An internal probe began right after the firing.
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