A Driver Caught Using His Phone Has Been Saved From Losing His Licence Or Facing Any Penalties Due To The Efforts Of A

"We call on the government to act on the raft of legal changes proposed in its tobacco law reform discussion paper, including banning smoking in outdoor markets and school car parks, not allowing children in smoking areas in pubs and clubs, and requiring tobacco product retailers to be licensed," Dr Boulton said.

Jahan Kalantar (pictured left) with his wife describes himself as 'the little guys lawyer.' He says his passion for 'fighting for the little guy' comes from his proud Persian heritage, a dislike of bullies and a genuine belief that one person can make a difference.

The most common traffic offences include speeding, using a mobile phone, not wearing a seat belt, not indicating when turning a corner, stopping within 10 metres of an intersection, driving an unregistered car and driving through a red light, according to the NSW Department of Communities and Justice.

And on Wednesday, Kate Mara gave a glimpse of her growing baby bump in a white floral dress as she, Jamie and their daughter made their way back from dinner at  Little Dom's in Los Feliz, Los Angeles. 

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And she also hinted she's planning to head out on tour again. Madonna added: 'The whole thing with 'Frozen' was so fun, but I woke up one day and went, 'I'm sick of living in the past!' I want to go on tour again, I'm a creature of the stage.

Here, effervescent South African celebrity and TV chef Siba Mtongana introduces her nation's cuisine in a cavalcade of small dishes, from steamed buns with chimichurri to duck breast and creamy samp (crushed corn).

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The top lawyer explained the judge granted his client leniency after reviewing his personal circumstances and his need for a driver's licence to get to work, despite the fact that Moaz pleaded guilty to the offence.

Particularly scenic is a 13-mile round trip on rough tracks flanking Devil's Peak which includes the cable car ascent up Table Mountain. Take gloves and expect a work-out — the fat-tyred bikes are powerful but weigh 88 lb.

A 25-minute drive south, the Norval Foundation showcases African art from the 20th century onwards, in a relaxed setting with a sculpture garden. Its airy restaurant serves local dishes such as Cape Malay bobotie (minced beef and rice). Perfect for a cultured, stimulating trip.

On both trips you get to see the cells and meet a former inmate, but this adds an on-the-ground perspective, including time in the limestone quarry where prisoners toiled for eight hours a day. Sightings of African penguins, antelope and tortoises lighten the mood.

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When asked if there was an issue, in his view, of police becoming too focused on 'revenue raising', Mr Kalantar responded that each police officer was 'unique' and that it was 'unfair to paint them all with that kind of attitude'.

Detectives are understood to be hunting an alleged 'prolific shoplifter' who is wanted for questioning in connection with the fatal stabbing of beloved 87-year-old busker Thomas O'Halloran who was killed in broad daylight following a 'street robbery gone wrong' in a row over the pensioner's charity cash 

The Vogue hitmaker posted a close-up of her chest in a black lacy bra with diamond chains around her neck, one of her leg over a banister in killer stilettos, and another saw her bent over kneeling on the floor with her booty taking the limelight.

Detectives are hunting an alleged 'prolific shoplifter' who is suspected of knifing a beloved 87-year-old busker to death in broad daylight following a 'street robbery gone wrong' in a row over the pensioner's charity cash.

The AMA has written to the health minister and the attorney-general, calling on them to "urgently rectify these failures before Queensland children become the next generation of smokers and suffer the associated catastrophic health results".

The 87-year-old victim's mobility scooter, which was well-known amongst locals who often saw him playing the accordion on it outside Greenford station and Tesco, was left at the scene of the crime - pictured yesterday 

Friends suspect the well-known community fundraiser was followed by someone in the run up to the stabbing who 'had been watching him collect his charity money' that afternoon before launching their attack.

Local security guards at the Tesco superstore where Mr O'Halloran frequently busked outside warned the alleged knifeman had often been kicked out of local shops on suspicion of shoplifting on a handful of other occasions. 

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