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Peter Foster says he’s ‘tired of being the conman’ – but do you believe him?

After a life spent on the wrong side of the law, Peter Foster decided to help police catch a killer. Has the serial fraudster mended his ways?

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Five must-see show highlights

From the human cannonball to chook washing, there’s plenty of exciting and entertaining must-see acts at this year’s Royal Hobart Show. SEE ALL THE PHOTOS FROM DAY ONE.

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National

What does your MP own? Explore our SA pollie tracker

UPDATED: Ever wondered whether your local MP has other sources of income? Or how many properties they own? Or what gifts and travel come as a perk of the job? Explore the very latest data in our easy-so-search register of the interests of every SA MP.

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InteractiveWorld Cup

Who will win the World Cup?

Can Australia do it? Will the All Blacks make it three in a row? The rugby World Cup kicks off on September 20 and you can predict the winner with our special predictor. And see how many other fans agree with you.

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‘Yes that’s the girl I strangled’

SEX maniac Tony Rawlins would tell a detective a series of chilling words before he became the state’s longest serving prisoner. Warning: Graphic

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The day the Anzacs terrified Sydney

IT’S an often forgotten part of the Anzac legend. On Valentine’s Day in 1916, terrified civilians ran for cover as rioting soldiers ‘mad with drink’ clashed with armed military police at Central Station.

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NSW

The Battle of Central Station 1916

The Liverpool Riot of 1916 also known as the Battle of Central Station occurred on February 14 when a large group of Australian soldiers rioted through the streets of Sydney.

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Chilling kidnapping not as it seemed

GLAMOROUS singer Fairlie Arrow had complained of being stalked by a crazed fan for months. Then the young Queensland mum disappeared, in bizarre and chilling circumstances.

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A dark force is dragging our galaxy in

A MYSTERIOUS intergalactic force is tugging at our Milky Way. Now Australian astronomers have discovered hundreds of nearby galaxies trapped by this hidden ‘Great Attractor’.

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‘I still blame myself for Anita’s death’

JOHN Cobby, the husband of murdered nurse and beauty queen Anita Cobby, has spoken for the first time in 30 years about how he confessed to her murder under intense police questioning.

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The Beaumont children: Our most baffling mystery

More than fifty years ago a monster hid in plain sight on a sunny Australia Day afternoon, lurking among beachgoers to spirit away three children and shatter a nation’s innocence. We retrace one of our most notorious mysteries.

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How they’re still haunted by distaster

HUNDREDS were evacuated, many went missing and thousands of homes were destroyed in the 2011 floods. Some of those affected are still haunted by the disaster every time a storm rolls in.

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Brisbane suburbs disaster can’t stop

FIVE years ago, parts of the southeast were decimated by the epic flood. But Brisbane has risen – and so have the property prices of some of the worst-affected suburbs.

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The one thing worse than the floods

FOR many Queenslanders, the weeks of the 2011 floods were some of the most difficult of their lives. But for some of them, the rising waters weren’t the most traumatic part – that would come weeks later.

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