Mongolian knuckle-bone shooting, recognised by UNESCO, is practiced in Australia by a growing Mongolian diaspora, contributing to mental well-being. The sport, dating back to the 12th century, involves precision and focus in games lasting up to 10 hours, fostering community and tradition. Players use special tools and chanting to create a spiritual experience, emphasizing deep connections and a way of life.
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Taxpayers to cover legal fees of teacher cleared of sex abuse due to gender
Taxpayers will cover the legal expenses of Helga Lam, a former Sydney boys' school teacher cleared of historical sex abuse charges against male students due to a 1970s law that only applied to men abusing boys. The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal found the legislation targeted male-male homosexual conduct. Lam was accused of 15 counts of indecent assault, including intercourse and sexual acts, on students aged 13 to 16. Another ex-teacher, Gaye Grant, was also...
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