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ARQ – Decadence: Shows by Will Sabin & Decoda Secret. Doors open 9pm.
BANK HOTEL – DJ Kitty Glitter, 4pm – late.
BERESFORD HOTEL – Beresford Sundays, Happy Hour 5-7pm with DJs from 3 with free entry.
COLOMBIAN – DJ Sandi Hotrod & guests from 8pm.
DYKES ON BIKES – Meet every week from 5pm at the Hampshire Hotel in Camperdown. All welcome.
HEADQUARTERS – Piss Party 2-7pm
IMPERIAL – Beer Bust 3-8pm with drinks specials. Plus Pretty Peepers cabaret.
KEN’S OF KENSINGTON – Sex-on-site venue. Sunday arvo session.
LOOSE ENDS -  @ Phoenix, 10pm-late, free entry. DJ Matt Vaughan and guests.
LORD ROBERTS HOTEL – Bears on Sunday from 4pm on the sundeck. $12 jugs of beer & HCB members cash draw.
MIDNIGHT SHIFT – Call Girls with Maxi Shield, Verushka Darling, Tora Hymen, free entry.

See the full article from “Sydney Star Observer”

GAME Swinging cancelled after Sydney event Victim of a one night stand…
GAME hosted the inaugural event in Sydney last November for gamers to meet, play games and trade. The idea was simple: it was a way for gamers to meet other gamers, partner up for a quick gaming session, and then maybe trade games. Unfortunately, the way the event was executed meant it only survived one night in Sydney, with the Melbourne and Brisbane events now cancelled.
The name GAME Swinging definitely sounds suggestive, but no one was quite prepared for what GAME had in store. Hiring strippers and escorts along to the night definitely seems to have gone too far. Paul Yardley, managing director of GAME Australia says that despite the many complaints the retailer received following the Sydney event he still considers it “a great success, but not everyone appreciated it.”

See the full article from “Computerandvideogames.com”

… She was upset more and more because of the situation (at home),’’ Dr Cywinski said, adding that she had started talking about wanting to move to a nursing home.
Mr Hunt asked if Ms Rendaric had been scared about Steven’s threat to kill her during several arguments.
Dr Cywinski agreed Ms Rendaric had been scared and upset but said he had believed her son made those threats during the heat of arguments and that Croatians often had lively fights.
“I think it’s just heated argument,’’ he told the court.
Dr Cywinski said he did not believe Ms Rendaric had committed suicide, although he said that was how her death appeared.
“I don’t think she committed suicide, to be honest,’’ he said.
The executor of Ms Rendaric’s will, family friend Susan Russell, told the court Steven’s parents had believed he was dealing with bikie gangs and that his girlfriend was involved in prostitution and drugs.

See the full article from “Liverpool Leader”

A TIP-OFF to the Salvation Army uncovered their ”abhorrent situation”. Three young women, allegedly lured to Australia from Thailand on the promise of student visas, had been allegedly held against their will to work as sex slaves in a Sydney brothel.
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The three women, believed to be under 18, claim they were told they were travelling to Australia on student visas but, once here, their passports were confiscated and they say were taken to the brothel and forced to work as prostitutes.
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The brothel owner, Phnom Penh-born Song Chhoung Ea, was arrested and charged with several offences carrying a maximum of 25 years’ imprisonment. The charges include conducting a business involving sexual servitude, facilitating entry of persons into Australia knowing they would be exploited and allowing persons to work knowing they were in breach of visa conditions.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

A SYDNEY brothel owner charged with trafficking women to work as sex slaves had allegedly promised the Thai nationals they would be put through university and employed at his aquarium and fish supplies shop.
Song Ea, 42, of Casula, was arrested and charged with multiple sex slavery offences after three young Thai women allegedly went to a local western Sydney Salvation Army shop asking for help.
The Australian Federal Police allege Ea lured the women to Sydney on student visas, but confiscated their passports once they arrived last year and took them to a Guildford brothel where they were kept against their will.
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AFP officers raided five homes and businesses in Sydney’s southwest on Tuesday night. Ea was charged with conducting business involving sexual servitude, intending to cause another person to enter into debt bondage and facilitating the entry of persons to Australia with recklessness.

See the full article from “The Daily Telegraph”

Brothel owner charged over human trafficking Rachel Olding February 03, 2012
A TIP-OFF to the Salvation Army uncovered their ”abhorrent situation”. Three young women, allegedly lured to Australia from Thailand on the promise of student visas, had been allegedly held against their will to work as sex slaves in a western Sydney brothel.
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The three women, believed to be under 18, claim they were told they were travelling to Australia on student visas but, once here, their passports were allegedly confiscated and they say were taken to the brothel and forced to work as prostitutes.
The brothel’s website boasts of ”dream ladies” and an excellent reputation for luxurious, prestigious services.
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The women chose to speak to police, leading to a long investigation culminating in late-night raids on the brothel as well as four residential and business addresses in Cabramatta, Casula and Canley Heights on Wednesday.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

Thai girls ‘forced into sex slavery’ in Australia
AFP Thursday, Feb 02, 2012
SYDNEY – A man accused of luring three Thai girls to Australia on student visas and then forcing them to work at his Sydney brothel was charged with trafficking and sex slavery offences on Thursday.
The 42-year-old, reported to be a Chinese-Cambodian, was arrested in Sydney overnight following a tip-off from a welfare agency working with the alleged victims, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) said.
“The AFP will allege the women were told they were travelling to Australia on student visas, but upon arrival had their passports confiscated and were taken to the brothel, where they were held against their will,” police said.
The man was charged with eight offences related to human trafficking and sex slavery, the most serious carrying a maximum 20-year jail term.

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Sydney, Feb 2, 2012 (AFP) – - A man accused of luring three Thai girls to Australia on student visas and then forcing them to work at his Sydney brothel was charged with trafficking and sex slavery offences on Thursday.
The 42-year-old, reported to be a Chinese-Cambodian, was arrested in Sydney overnight following a tip-off from a welfare agency working with the alleged victims, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) said.
“The AFP will allege the women were told they were travelling to Australia on student visas, but upon arrival had their passports confiscated and were taken to the brothel, where they were held against their will,” police said.
The man was charged with eight offences related to human trafficking and sex slavery, the most serious carrying a maximum 20-year jail term.

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Thai girls ‘forced into sex slavery’ in Australia
SYDNEY, February 2, 2012 (AFP) – A man accused of luring three Thai girls to Australia on student visas and then forcing them to work at his Sydney brothel was charged with trafficking and sex slavery offences on Thursday.
The 42-year-old, reported to be a Chinese-Cambodian, was arrested in Sydney overnight following a tip-off from a welfare agency working with the alleged victims, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) said.
“The AFP will allege the women were told they were travelling to Australia on student visas, but upon arrival had their passports confiscated and were taken to the brothel, where they were held against their will,” police said.
The man was charged with eight offences related to human trafficking and sex slavery, the most serious carrying a maximum 20-year jail term.

See the full article from “Sin Chew Jit Poh”

A MAN arrested during a police raid in Cabramatta on Wednesday night was allegedly trafficking women from Thailand to Australia.
Australian Federal Police arrested the man, 42, at his Fairview Rd home and charged him with trafficking three Thai women to work at his Sydney brothel.
Police will allege the women were told they were coming to Australia on student visas. On arrival, they had their passports confiscated and were held against their will at the brothel.
The women reported the alleged offences to police after seeking help with the Salvation Army.
Police also searched five homes at Canley Heights, Cabramatta, Guildford and Casula in relation to the matter.
The man was granted bail to face court at the Downing Centre on February 14.

See the full article from “Cumberland Courier Newspapers”