Seven Kilograms of Ice Seized in Sydney Raids

[icyfroth]

Raids in Sydney have allegedly netted police seven kilograms of the drug ice, a loaded gun and more than $1.25 million in cash.

Piao Jian, Jiaming Lin, Mungyi Yau, Yu-Che Huang, and Suet Yee Chung, have been charged with a string of prohibited drugs and firearms offences between them, court documents show.

The five, ranging in age from 19 to 36, were refused bail at Sydney's Central Local Court on Thursday to return to court via video link in June.

- See more at: http://www.skynews.com.au/news/national/nsw/2016/04/14/seven-kilograms-of-ice-seized-in-sydney-raids...

Now there's a nice bunch of Aussie-sounding names lol

[donnashuggy]

Now there's a nice bunch of Aussie-sounding names lol

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@icyfroth wrote:

Raids in Sydney have allegedly netted police seven kilograms of the drug ice, a loaded gun and more than $1.25 million in cash.

Piao Jian, Jiaming Lin, Mungyi Yau, Yu-Che Huang, and Suet Yee Chung, have been charged with a string of prohibited drugs and firearms offences between them, court documents show.

The five, ranging in age from 19 to 36, were refused bail at Sydney's Central Local Court on Thursday to return to court via video link in June.

- See more at: http://www.skynews.com.au/news/national/nsw/2016/04/14/seven-kilograms-of-ice-seized-in-sydney-raids...

Now there's a nice bunch of Aussie-sounding names lol

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Moving right along, Australian sounding names do not exist

[colic2bullsgirlore]

Not surprised... There are fridges and fridges of it advertised at almost every service station I go into

........ I guess to you Icy it's really...

all in a name

The Australian of the Year Award is given annually on Australia Day. The announcement of the award has become a major public event in Australia, and is televised nationwide. The award "offers an insight into Australian identity, reflecting the nation's evolving relationship with world, the role of sport in Australian culture, the impact of multiculturalism, and the special status of Australia's Indigenous people".[1] The award is unique in that it is sponsored by a national government and commands broad public support.

John Yu

 Gustav Nossa

Mandawuy Yunupingu

Lowitja O'Donoghue

Galarrwuy Yunupingu

John Eccles

some other names that did not make the list above but deserve mention

Victor Chang

or do you mean that the names in the article do not sound much like the ones from this list?

http://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/people/famous-aboriginal-people-role-models#axzz45...

or this list

http://www.buzzfeed.com/monicatan/young-asian-australians-that-are-totally-blowing-up-right#.soqRdB4...

or this list

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_Australians

[colic2bullsgirlore]

Icy, I think you need to straighten that skirt........t your bias is showing

Spoiler

Academia

• Victor Chang: heart surgeon
• Cindy Pan: celebrity doctor and sexual/women's health expert
• Mabel Lee: linguist
• Helene Chung Martin: former ABC correspondent, author of Shouting from China and Lazy Man in China
• Terence Tao: mathematician
• Charles Teo: neurosurgeon
• Karen Tso: finance reporter
• John Yu: paediatrician and 1996 Australian of the Year
• Ouyang Yu: poet, novelist and author of The Eastern Slope Chronicle
• Liangchi Zhang: scientist
• Yang Hengjun: political blogger, author of "Fatal Weakness" series.
• Marita Cheng: founder of Robogals and 2012 Young Australian of the Year

Business and finance

• Kwong Sue Duk: pioneer herbalist and merchant
• Neale Fong: doctor and sports administrator
• Sir Leslie Joseph Hooker: real estate magnate, founder of L.J. Hooker
• Stern Hu: businessman
• Bing Lee: businessman who started up the Bing Lee franchises
• Andrew Leon: businessman in Cairns, Queensland [1][2]
• Andy Yin: Sydney Inner West Leo's President
• Yew-Kwang Ng: economist at Monash University
• Trevor O'Hoy: Former CEO of Foster's Group
• Ern Phang: lawyer
• Tom See Poy: department store owner in Innisfail, Queensland
• Mei Quong Tart: 19th Century businessman and public figurehead
• David Wang: businessman
• Xiaokai Yang: economist

Arts and entertainment

• Tony Ayres: screenwriter and director
• Jason Chan: actor and director
• Queenie Chan: comic artist
• Claudia Chan Shaw: fashion designer and television presenter
• Jackie Chan: actor,singer,director and stuntman
• Jun Chen: painter
• Lee Lin Chin: news reader
• Elizabeth Chong: chef, author and television presenter
• Anna Choy: actress and presenter
• Li Cunxin: ballet dancer, author and public speaker
• Jeff Fatt: performer with the Wiggles
• Russell Jack: founder and director of the Golden Dragon Museum
• Shen Jiawei: painter
• Kylie Kwong: chef, restaurateur and media presenter
• Lawrence Leung: comedian
• Guang Li: actor
• Renee Lim: actress and media personality
• Nina Liu: actress
• Jaymee Ong: actress and model
• Cindy Pan: physician and media personality
• Sam Pang: writer, actor, director, producer and presenter
• Alice Pung: author
• Rose Quong: actor, performer and writer
• Sarah Song: television actress and presenter
• Shaun Tan: artist, author and illustrator
• Ling-Hsueh Tang: actress
• Vico Thai: television and film actor
• Annette Shun Wah: media presenter
• James Wan: film director, writer, and producer of Saw fame
• Bin Xie: painter
• Hu Xin: actress
• Poh Ling Yeow: artist, grand finalist on MasterChef Australia 2009
• John Zerunge Young: artist

Politics

• William Ah Ket: barrister and early 20th century campaigner for Chinese rights
• Henry Tsang OAM: former Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Deputy Lord Mayor, Sydney, 1991–1999
• Dio Wang: federal Senator for Western Australia since 2014 (Parliament of Australia)
• Tsebin Tchen: former federal Senator for Victoria (Parliament of Australia)
• Helen Sham-Ho OAM: Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales (State Parliament), 1998-2003; First Chinese elected to an Australian parliament
• Jing Lee MLC: Member of the Legislative Council of South Australia since 2010 (State Parliament)
• Peter Wong AM: Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales (State Parliament), 1999-2007; Founder, Unity Party (Australia), 1998
• Ernest Wong MLC: Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales since 2013 (State Parliament)
• Michael Choi: Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly (State Parliament), 2001-2012
• Harry Chan: First Chinese mayor of Australia, Darwin
• Alec Fong Lim AM: former Lord Mayor of Darwin
• Katrina Fong Lim: Lord Mayor of Darwin
• John So AO: Lord Mayor of Melbourne, 2001-2008
• Alfred Huang: Lord Mayor, Adelaide, 2000-2003
• Stanley Chiang: Mayor, Darebin
• Robert Chong: Mayor, Whitehorse, 2002-2005
• Chan Ching Howe: First Chinese councillor of Australia, Melville
• Lai Li Hiam: Councillor, Yarra, Victoria, 1996-2004
• Keith Yong: Councillor, Perth
• Sarah Chong: United Nations Peace Women Project Officer, 2007-

Military

• Caleb Shang: World War I soldier, Western Front
• Jack Wong Sue: World War II special forces soldier, mariner and author (Western Australia)
• Billy Sing: World War I soldier

Sports

• Les Fong: Australian rules footballer
• Lin Jong: Australian rules footballer
• Cheltzie Lee: Figure skater
• Andy Liu: Footballer
• Anthony Liu: Figure skater
• Miao Miao: Table tennis player
• Richard Chee Quee: Cricketer
• Kenneth To: Swimmer
• Esther Qin: Diver
• Melissa Wu: Diver
• Priscilla Hon:Tennis player

Military

• Billy Sing: World War I: soldier, Gallipoli and Western Front

[myoclon1cjerk]

Roger Rogerson. That sounds Australian.

[icyfroth]

What's everyone's problem?

I said they were nice Australian-sounding names, didn't I?

[this-one-time-at-bandcamp]

Moving right along, Australian sounding names do not exist

I dunno, Albert Namatjira sure sounds Aussie...........