William, Harry ‘fell out years before Megxit’
As Prince William retreats with his wife Princess Catherine after her shock cancer diagnosis, claims about the long-running rift have re-emerged.
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A radical plan will be unveiled in a bid to tackle the youth crime crisis gripping this country, with more than 50,000 youths charged with serious crimes in the past year.
Pioneering program that can stamp out Aussie youth crime
A unique juvenile program is actively being reviewed by Australian government agencies for possible adoption. See how it works.
Backing for ‘full service’ one-stop shop schools plan
The public school teachers union is backing a maverick proposal to make schools one-stop shop hubs for education and health and welfare.
Cop footage that will end Sam Kerr speculation
It’s been a week that has stunned millions of fans worldwide and threatened to cost Sam Kerr more than a game — but there are two sides to every story.
Sam Kerr moves to have police race case thrown out
Matildas skipper Sam Kerr has moved to have the charge of racially abusing a London police officer thrown out of court as Football Australia confirmed it had asked for a please explain.
‘Broke me’: Navy posterboy details brother’s suicide
A navy clearance diver says he was left ‘broken’ after finding out how his brother — who was also in the army — took his life after serious failures.
Aussie defence goes woke on dogs caught up in war
Special Forces’ war dog handlers have been ordered to face retraining to be more culturally sensitive when confronting the enemy.
‘I’m back’: Son held captive by Russia surprises Aussie family
On the eve of the second anniversary of the Ukraine-Russia war, a soldier held captive by Putin’s forces has changed the lives of his Sydney-based family.
Bitter blue over butterfly: Could these insects sink AUKUS subs?
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