The Aporia
The Aporia
8 articles about 6 events for “Australian Players at US Open” in Politics. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“Victoria’s then-housing minister Harriet Shing used the event to attack the Liberals for turning “their backs on regional Victoria” while Labor delivered “thousands of new social housing homes”.”
“I don’t want to explain to my son when we’re watching our brilliant England team play football that some people don’t think our black players are English … We must not let these people take us backwards.”
“By contrast, the other two LNG projects in Queensland — run by global super-major Shell and Australian company Origin along with US firm ConocoPhillips — had overwhelmingly been supplying the local market in net terms.”
“The focus should be on encouraging commercial licensing deals, not on giving US tech giants free access to Australian content.”
“Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke said none of the team had been offered asylum at that time.”
“Ati (above) said getting Australian citizenship 'meant everything' Pasand (right) said she hopes 'to be a useful person for Australia' Immigration officials were able to further help the women through a secret midnight meeting in the foyer of their Gold Coast…”
“At lunchtime the next day, Ati, Pasand and three other players managed to indicate to Australian Federal Police officers waiting in the hotel lobby that they had made up their mind.”
“Cases have been opened or assets threatened against former international footballers Ali Karimi and Sardar Azmoun, Iranian-Australian referee Alireza Faghani, former Esteghlal captain Voria Ghafouri and Ali Daei, considered one of the greatest players in…”