Radiothon Daily Prize - Wednesday 14th

Wednesday August 14th
Mermaid Salon $1000 Beauty/ Make-up Kit: Mermaid Salon offers high impact, long-lasting cosmetics. The winner will receive a complete kit of cosmetics to the value of $1000 which includes eyeshadow palettes, liquid liners, brushes, blushes and a huge set of liquid lipstick. Vegan, cruelty-free and only using biodegradable glitters. This pack is ideal for performers or students or anyone just looking to express themselves. 

English Town Evacuated Following Collapsed Dam

Residents of Whaley Bridge, England have been told to evacuate their homes after a dam partially collapsed after heavy rains and flooding.

The Derbyshire Police had to move the 6,500 residents of the town to a local school after part of the concrete wall of Toddbrook Reservoir Dam, which is located above the town, crumbled.

The UK’s Environment Agency issued a severe life-threatening flood warning for the river Goyt below the reservoir.

Four Shot Dead At Demonstration in Sudan

Four people have been shot dead at a demonstration in Omdurman, Sudan, as protest leaders and ruling generals resumed negotiations to finalise a power-sharing deal. 

The incident occurred on Thursday as thousands of demonstrators participated in a "million-man march" to protest the killing of four school children at a rally earlier this week in El-Obeid.


A witness from Omdurman  told Al Jazeera that dozens of protesters were injured after government forces fired live ammunition at the rally.

Coalition Defends Attendance of Far-Right Conference

The Coalition has come out in defence of MPs attending the Conservative Political Action Conference, which is known to be a far-right-wing event.

Raheem Kassam is one of the far-right figures who attended the conference alongside Coalition members MP Craig Kelly and Senator Amanda Stoker; Kassam is well known for labelling the Qur’an as ‘evil’. 

Australia And International Allies to Demand Tech Giants to Combat Child Pornography

Australia has banded together with powerful international allies to demand tech giants do more to combat the circulation of child pornography.

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton, who led talks on the issue of child exploitation, says the companies have a moral obligation to allow spies and law enforcement agencies access to encrypted data.

The companies have been given until September to prove what action they have taken to combat the "abhorrent crimes".