The accused graffiti vandal behind “Pam the Bird,” Jack Gibson-Burrell, 21, has made a fresh bid for freedom, with his grandmother promising to keep him in line if released. He is accused of breaking into train stations, abseiling off buildings, stabbing a man, punching a worker, stealing cars, and ramraiding a Nandos restaurant. Despite being denied bail previously, his grandmother, Joan Bell, offered her home in Geelong as a stable address, along with job prospects and a $30,000 surety, to reduce the risk of reoffending. The court is set to decide on his bail on Thursday morning.
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State of Origin: Queensland hold off fast-finishing New South Wales to win game two 26-24 in Perth
Queensland edged New South Wales 26-24 at Optus Stadium, leveling the State of Origin series at one-all after a tense second half. Despite leading 26-6 at halftime, Queensland faced a fierce comeback from NSW, highlighted by Brian To’o’s hat-trick, but held on to win with effective kicking from Valentine Holmes. Need More Context? 🔎
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