Top road rules Tasmanians break
A cavalier attitude could be behind road deaths, with new research revealing the rules broken and excuses Tasmanians use.
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Top road rules Territorians break
A cavalier attitude could be behind road deaths, with new research revealing the rules broken and excuses Territorians use.
Top road rules South Australians break
A cavalier attitude could be behind road deaths, with new research revealing the rules broken and excuses South Aussies use.
Top road rules Queenslanders break
A cavalier attitude could be behind road deaths, with new research revealing the rules broken and excuses Queenslanders use.
Top road rules Victorians break
A cavalier attitude could be behind unnecessary road deaths, with new research revealing the rules broken and excuses Victorians use.
Top road rules Sydneysiders break
A cavalier attitude could be behind countless road deaths, with new research revealing the rules broken and excuses NSW drivers use.
Shock transformation: Martin Bryant’s ‘pathetic’ prison life
A rare photo of Port Arthur killer Martin Bryant has emerged with detail of his “pathetic” existence in jail. WARNING: Graphic content
‘My eyes were red’: Port Arthur survivor tells of horror
An off-duty nurse, who helped during the Port Arthur massacre, reveals how she has learned to live with the horror 25 years on.
‘You should have let the c*** die’: Prison officer’s tell-all
A prison officer from Victoria’s Port Phillip prison has revealed the jail’s toxic culture and alleged disregard for inmate safety.
‘He just got up and killed his parents’
David Reid woke up to go to work and then stabbed his parents to death at their Sydney home. But he didn’t mean to do it.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/amelia-saw/page/7