Frantic fights to find a hairdresser in time.

It was a huge moment for the group and a chance to turn its online virality into real-world money, success and fame. Tubes, trains and roads are rammed on first day of four-week national shutdown - as London is clogged with 255 miles of rush-hour traffic jams, The £8BILLION Christmas High Street catastrophe: 'Non-essential' shops brace for devastating losses over their busiest 'golden quarter' in run up to festive break as lockdown descends, Bank of England pumps another £150bn into economy and keeps interest rates at record 0.1% low - as Rishi Sunak is 'set to extend furlough beyond December' amid fears lockdown will destroy millions of jobs, 25 things I WON'T be doing this lockdown: No showing off sourdough, no virtual drinks parties and definitely no panic buying, writes CLAUDIA CONNELL, Britons could launch class-action lawsuit for BILLIONS in compensation for Government 'falsely imprisoning' nation during lockdown, law lecturer suggests, How Covid-19 will shape our homes in 2021: Property experts predict demand for all-white kitchens that 'look clean' and outdoor pizza ovens for socially-distant garden gatherings, Corrie actress weeps as police ARREST her retired nurse mother as they try to remove 97-year-old dementia-hit grandmother from care home after nine months - and then put pensioner in patrol car, Charities slam return of shielding announced just HOURS before lockdown as Government urges 2million vulnerable people to 'stay home at all times' until December 2 - except for exercise or medical appointments, Oxford coronavirus jab COULD still be available by Christmas - but taskforce chief says only four million doses will be available for key workers at first, Cold-blooded revenge of a woman scorned: SIMON WALTERS watches Theresa May tear into the 'dodgy data' Boris Johnson used to justify case for lockdown - as 50 Tories stage revolt in Commons, Frantic fights to find a hairdresser in time. One of the main OneFour rappers has been charged over an alleged violent brawl where two men were stabbed and another hit by a car outside a Mount Druitt pub.

ABC teams share the story behind the story and insights into the making of digital, TV and radio content. Lines such as “I back my shank and you pull yours and see who will take off first,” or “Wanna talk them clips then try, this is a different side” make it clear that you’re either born in these parts or now on the wrong side of the tracks. They were charged and pleaded guilty. Then we have the elusive Celly14, who introduces the popular track “The Message” and is currently making good on his name by sitting behind bars.

Black people, Indigenous people, people of colour, Muslims and Jews regularly report being lectured to on racism – and what constitutes racism – by people who have never experienced it. Only one show on the tour went ahead, in Auckland, and even then only one of OneFour's members made it to the stage: Spenny. In the videos, which are filmed across the city, performers take care to ensure their faces are covered. We've gotten out of that," he said. When they released the recent video for “In the Beginning,” it racked up over 1 million views in less than 48 hours. But shutting down concerts isn't the only way police are exerting pressure on OneFour. Hip hop has yielded so many sub-genres over the last two decades that it’s sometimes hard to keep pace. music-awards, Music is a way to move forward, according to J-Emz. ‘Don’t be actin’ all hard coz of them.’ My brother, who looks exactly like a OneFour member himself, continued, ‘Yeah those boys might be hard but they still actin’ hard.’, My brother had touched on something that seems to be missing from all the dialogue, support and even critique of OneFour: they are a performance. "21 what, one got knocked, hah! Sua is yet to enter a plea to the charges. "Every aspect of your life. What Sua had done was 'deplorable', he said. As with most successful hip hop groups, OneFour finds a specific function for each of its participating members. SA Police declined to comment on a series of questions asked by Background Briefing. Sergeant Trueman confirmed to Background Briefing that NSW had been in touch with interstate colleagues about OneFour's concerts. He confirmed he had linked up with the outlaw motorcycle gang, The Outcasts, during a previous prison stint, but said he was not associating with them any longer. The bloody melee, captured on CCTV, began after one of the victims asked Sua: 'Why are you looking at my f***ing machine?'. Some trends are emerging, Baffled Australians receive US election robocalls urging them to 'stay home', Actor Craig McLachlan sings in witness box, says it would be 'impossible' to inappropriately kiss fellow performer, Ethiopia nears war as PM orders military into defiant region, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and other 'squad' members re-elected as Democrats set to keep the House, Republican 'star' who endorsed QAnon conspiracy theories wins seat in Congress, Disgraced public servant used affordable housing cash to pay for own mansion, money trail allegedly reveals, Spectacular photos of our weather at its awesome best in this year's Bureau of Meteorology calendar, First transgender senator to be sworn in, overall Senate battle too close to call, Father who threw baby daughter into Tweed River found not guilty of murder, NSW border opens to Victoria on November 23 as three new local COVID cases confirmed, Crown 'not suitable' to hold Barangaroo casino licence, inquiry hears, 'As the grim reality of what was unfolding in Vienna set in, I grabbed my bulletproof vest', Queensland stuns New South Wales with second half blitz in Origin Game I, Ellyse Perry stars in Sydney Sixers' WBBL win over Brisbane Heat, Woman dies, three injured after boat crashes into Brisbane jetty, Girl, 16, missing for more than four days near Darwin.