Tears and laughter for Charlie’s farewell
South Australia’s top cop has led the farewell for his 18-year-old son whose death after being hit by a car sparked an outpouring of emotion.
On The Road
Why this sign is infuriating Sydney
Everywhere you drive in Sydney at the moment, you’re confronted with this sight – only to discover there’s not a road worker to be seen.
’Unforgettable’: Emotional farewell to Charlie
The family and mates of Charlie Stevens have remembered the cheeky young man who was taken too soon in an alleged hit and run.
Wild moment captured on dashcam
The shocking footage shows the moment a half-naked man jumped onto a stranger’s ute as it drove through Western Sydney.
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‘Irresponsible’: Big warning about Tesla cars
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Top doc grills minister on live TV
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