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Key Macquarie Bank figures named in lawsuit after employee alleges sexual harassment and retaliation over manager's unwanted physical contact and repeated Chinese hotpot invitations
What began with allegations of unwanted touching and personal questions from a manager allegedly escalated into more than a year of scrutiny and victimisation, according to a court claim.
Man accused of mass stabbing in Huntingdon train attack admits string of charges
Anthony Williams, 32, was arrested in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, on November 1 last year following the alleged incident on a train between Doncaster and London's King's Cross.
Paulina Porizkova felt 'invisible' on dating apps
Supermodel Paulina Porizkova has revealed she felt 'invisible" when she returned to the dating scene after her divorce - insisting women in their 50s are always "overlooked" even if they're famous.
Bruce Willis told Ben Affleck to change his voice
Ben Affleck has revealed Bruce Willis told him he needed to change his voice if he wanted to be a Hollywood star.
Ric Flair only shows 'real life' persona behind closed doors
Podcast Conrad Thompson has insisted his father-in-law Ric Flair is always in character when he's out in public.
JD Vance says there's a chance he won't run in 2028: 'My wife has never loved politics'
Vice President JD Vance he may not run for president in 2028 during an hour-long town hall hosted by CBS News on Saturday.
Football club president who built 24ft 'eyesore man cave' in garden faces £100,000 court battle with neighbour who wants it demolished
Justin Salmon upset neighbour Andrianna Neophytou by building a 'den' with a TV, bar, plastered walls, carpeting and furniture at the bottom of his Coulsdon garden.
Australian netball’s ‘sticky situation’ and why it won’t be happening again
Jo Weston and Sophie Dwyer are spending their Super Netball off-seasons in very different ways, but they will both be chasing the ultimate success in 2027.
California creates first tribal-led marine protected areas
California wildlife regulators have made the state's first 'underwater parks' in an effort spearheaded by tribes. It's a win for Indigenous stewardship but a loss for fishers who warn they'll suffer an economic hit.
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