‘Shrapnel and faeces’: Shock of Bali bombing victims
A new book has revealed what happened inside the walls of the burns clinic treating Aussies injured in the Bali bombings. Read the extract.
Behind The Scenes
‘Locked in toilet in tears’: Bali bombing doc’s pain
Two decades on from a terrorist bombing that shocked the world, burns specialist Professor Fiona Wood still struggles to “talk about Bali”.
Bali bombing survivor’s ‘rollercoaster’ transformation
Peter Hughes, who cut a defining image of the courage and tragedy of those caught in the Bali bombings, became a conduit for people who did not come home. Watch the video.
Female hoons taking part in ‘concerning’ TikTok trend
Footage from Melbourne hoon meet-ups shows a growing number of women drivers trying to “outdo” the men with dangerous stunts.
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Dramatic arrest of potato chip smuggler caught on camera
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