Proper noun
Triggs (plural Triggses)
A surname.
Triggs
plural of Trigg
At the hearing, Brandis sought to deal with the obvious question: if the government wanted to get rid of Triggs from her post why would it think her suitable for some other role? Source: Internet
Gillian Triggs, 72, is an Australian academic specialising in public international law. Source: Internet
On February 3, 2014, Professor Triggs launched the National Inquiry into Children in Immigration Detention 2014, to "investigate the ways in which life in immigration detention affects the health, well-being and development of children." Source: Internet
Professor Triggs was not even listed despite the overwhelming support for her nomination because of her outspoken criticism of the Australian States detention and asylum seeker policies. Source: Internet
Sam Dastyari and Gillian Triggs got together for an interesting conversation at the University of Sydney. Source: Internet
The previous co-owner of Jackson-Triggs wine empire, Don Triggs, has laid down roots in the Okanagan Valley with his family. Source: Internet