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The woman who arranged the strippers for the Sydney Swans' private hotel party has broken her silence after being accused of turning her back on the alleged victims. Party Girls Melbourne owner Jasmine arranged for topless waitresses to attend the Pullman Hotel, where several high-profile players had gathered in the early hours of Monday morning. But just hours later, at about 8am, one of the women frantically called Jasmine from the lobby, claiming that she had been sexually assaulted. The stripper alleged that Jasmine initially took her call but the conversation was cut short when she hung up on her. The pair are now locked in a bitter war of words, with Jasmine insisting that she did everything 'by the books', did not act improperly and followed the same procedures she has always used. Jasmine - who claimed to the Mail that 'there were a lot of drugs involved' in the scandal - also defended her reputation as a service provider after facing criticism online. The woman who arranged the strippers for the Sydney Swans' private hotel party has broken her silence after being accused of turning her back on the alleged victims. (Pictured: The Swans player at the centre

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National Sheep Association (NSA) has yesterday (Thursday 20th August) launched its official WhatsApp Channel, providing sheep farmers across the UK with a fast and convenient way to stay informed and connected with the voice of the sheep sector. The new channel will provide regular updates on the latest policy developments, NSA news, events and other important information, delivered directly to followers' phones. NSA Communications and Marketing Manager James Saker, says: "Our new WhatsApp Channel is an exciting way for NSA to reach members and the wider sheep farming community quickly and directly. It gives us another way to keep farmers informed about important and relevant issues, wherever they are." With around 38.4 million WhatsApp users across the UK and more than 3 billion globally, the platform provides NSA with an opportunity to reach a large and engaged audience through a channel that is already widely used by farmers. The launch reflects NSA's ongoing commitment to using accessible digital tools to communicate with and support sheep farmers across the UK. Key features of the WhatsApp Channel: Real-time updates directly to your phone The latest news and key developments affecting the sheep sector Event announcements and opportunities to get involved with NSA Links to

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Illustrative. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. A UK Green Party WhatsApp chat featured a local official affirming that he wanted Israel eliminated, while other participants discussed “killing Zionists” and described antisemitism as “wrong but understandable,” The Times of London reported on Sunday. Green Party member Sophus Magill created the group, called “Greens Against Imperialism,” which activists reportedly used to organize and discuss foreign policy. Asked whether he wanted Israel “wiped off the map,” Magill replied, “Yes, I would like that.” In another exchange, one participant portrayed British Jews as a tool for Israel in the UK, calling them a “brilliant weapon” for the country. Another participant replied that an extreme anti-Zionist position could mean supporting “killing Zionists,” which the person called “wrong but not necessarily racist.” The same participant described being “anti Jews” and “lumping all Jews in with the majority of Israeli Jews as Genociders” as “wrong but understandable.” A Green Party spokesperson declined to address the messages directly, telling The Times that the party did not comment on internal forums or WhatsApp discussions outside official party channels. Excl: Inside the Green Party group chats that discussed ‘killing Zionists' Green Party activists claimed British Jews were a "weapon" of Israel and

Home Market Salmon Business expands market coverage with WhatsApp Trading Alerts More than 100 readers have joined Salmon Business Trading Alerts following the launch of the new WhatsApp channel this week. The channel provides short updates on salmon prices, trading and market movements, giving readers a faster way to follow developments between larger stories. The service is intended to complement Salmon Business’ existing market and news coverage, with alerts focused on concise, timely information from across the salmon sector. Salmon Business Trading Alerts is free to follow. Readers can join Salmon Business Trading Alerts on WhatsApp here. Advertisement

Opinion Late on Monday, ACFS Port Logistics announced that chief executive Arthur Tzaneros had resigned after the Herald revealed that he had downplayed the seriousness of sexual assault allegations against three students of Scots College in a WhatsApp group with former classmates. The messages, in which Tzaneros described the alleged victim as a “willing participant” in the attack, have sparked mounting intrigue in Sydney business and sporting circles, as Tzaneros’ billionaire family battles to save its logistics company from liquidation. Arthur Tzaneros resigned as ACFS chief executive on Monday. Daimler Truck But another subject of the Tzaneros chatter has been focused on the outgoing executive’s links to the Sydney Roosters NRL club. The Roosters “money man”, as Tzaneros was described to CBD by one source, has previously appeared as a guest panellist at an end of year event hosted by the club’s “Roosters Business Club”, alongside coach Trent Robinson. He was in the top job at his family-controlled company when it was a back-of-jersey sponsor during the Roosters’ 2013 premiership-winning run. Tzaneros is also a member of the club’s exclusive Chairman’s Club and was introduced on a 2023 “Roosters Radio” segment as a sponsor of star fullback James Tedesco. Tzaneros

Summit ’26 Experts will focus on risk management and network longevity within the BEAD program next week at Broadband Communities Summit 2026. Edited b y Brad Randall, Broadband Communities Industry leaders and policymakers will gather soon at Broadband Communities Summit (August 25-27) to address critical gaps in federal broadband oversight. One such panel, titled “Built to Last or Built to Pass? Bridging the Oversight Gap in BEAD,” will focus on risk management and network longevity within the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. Scheduled for 10:50 a.m. on August 27 at the George R. Brown Convention Center, the panel will ask speakers to compare the USDA’s traditional field inspection models with NTIA compliance standards, define what constitutes a “complete and operable” network under BEAD guidelines, and evaluate whether current performance testing sample sizes accurately reflect real-world network health. Get tickets for Broadband Communities Summit 2026 Panelists will dive into the practical friction between paper compliance and real-world durability, pinpointing where buildouts remain vulnerable. Panelists will also push beyond basic bookkeeping to examine how state broadband offices can bolster on-site engineering audits. Featured speakers include Laurel Leverrier, assistant administrator at the USDA; Tim Arbeiter, director of broadband consulting at Finley Engineering

A Scots College old boy who sent a series of messages downplaying the seriousness of sexual assault allegations against three current students has resigned from his position as boss of freight giant ACFS Port Logistics, after the comments were published by this masthead on Monday. Arthur Tzaneros resigned as managing director and chief executive after deleting the messages sent in a WhatsApp group of Scots old boys, which called the 14-year-old victim of the alleged assault by three students a “willing participant” in the attack, and labelled the students involved “deadshits”. ACFS Port Logistics is a container logistics giant run by the billionaire Tzaneros family. Arthur Tzaneros was pictured partying in Mykonos as the freight giant went into administration. The messages were sent to more than 100 fellow old boys on Friday before being reported in The Sydney Morning Herald this week, leading to Tzaneros’ resignation less than an hour after this masthead’s story was published. “On Friday, I made comments on a private WhatsApp group about a serious and sensitive situation that’s currently in the news. I deeply regret what I said, and for showing a complete lack of sensitivity to that situation,” Tzaneros said in a statement to

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