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University students across South Korea to protest in ballot shortage row

University students across South Korea to protest in ballot shortage row The head of the election watchdog has resigned over the ballot paper row, but authorities have not offered to hold a new vote, sparking protests. SEOUL: University students across South Korea will stage protests on Wednesday (Jun 10) as anger grew over ballot paper shortages at recent local elections. Dozens of polling stations nationwide were short of around 7,000 ballot papers on Jun 3 election day, official data showed.

Somali soccer referee who was denied US entry says what happened was 'wrong'

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Socialite faces court over alleged drink spiking at Mt Buller

Socialite Amy Tossoun faces court over alleged Mount Buller drink spiking Wed 10 Jun 2026 at 6:07pm In short: Amy Tossoun appeared in Mansfield Magistrates court today over charges relating to an alleged drink spiking incident at Mount Buller. Both the prosecutors and defence lawyers called for a diversion plan to be put in place, however Magistrate Amina Bhai said the offences were too serious for a diversion. The case will return to court in October.