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Brian Thomson

Brian Thomson

International Editor at SBS TV World News

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Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • International News

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Recent Articles

sbs.com.au

Cops should be charged over shooting: PIC

Four officers who lied about the fatal police shooting of a mentally-ill man have been recommended for criminal prosecution by the NSW police watchdog. In addition, a senior officer who led the investigation into the incident, another who reviewed the investigation and another who created a false public report have been recommended for disciplinary action. The Police Integrity Commission (PIC) tabled its findings in state parliament on Wednesday into the death of Adam Salter. Mr Salter,…
over 11 years ago
sbs.com.au

Iranian Australians divided over election

Iranians are voting, selecting a successor to controversial President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad. His re-election four years ago resulted in widespread protests amid claims the poll was rigged. The ruling clerics have done their best to avoid that claim this time, by barring reformist candidates from standing. It may not be much of a choice, but more than 50 million people, in Iran and abroad, are eligible to vote. In Sydney, the community is divided about whether to even bother taking part.…
over 11 years ago
sbs.com.au

Patek lawyer dissapointed with sentence - SBS News

Bali bomb-maker Umar Patek has beens sentenced to 20 years in jail. Dubbed demolition man because of his expertise in bomb making, Patek was found guilty of mass murder for his role in the 2002 bombings in which 202 people died, 88 of them Australians Experts had expected him to get a 10-15 year sentence - the 20 year term dissapointed his lawyer Ashluddin Hatjani. "Umar Patek was not angry about this sentence, but he felt sad. He has admitted all his actions and he was honest in…
over 12 years ago
sbs.com.au

Tampa refugee tells of life on Nauru

SBS reporter Brian Thomson speaks to Mohammad Ali Amiri, an Afghan refugee who was rescued by the Tampa and now resides in New Zealand. Amiri shares his memories from the Tampa incident and describes how life was in the Nauru detention centre.
over 13 years ago