A year since Australia shunned Charlie Teo, China says thanks
A year after restrictions were imposed on Dr Charlie Teo, a leading neurosurgeon in China has issued a massive ‘thank you’ to Australian authorities. Find out why.
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Australians already dealing with the crushing blow of being diagnosed with brain cancer are saving their money and packing their bags to pursue their last sliver of hope overseas. WATCH Dr Charlie Teo talk about it here.
‘I was four years old when dad tried to strangle me’
Maggie, who was beaten throughout her childhood, wants men who hurt women and children in their homes to carry the shame of the cowardly crimes they commit.
‘I’m not corrupt, I want an apology’: Sydney identity slams ICAC
Sydney businessman Charif Kazal went all the way to the UN to clear his name after ICAC labelled him corrupt. He now wants an apology and compensation.
Toughest men in sport call out cowards who attack women
UFC legend Alex Volkanovski joins NRL hard man Paul Harragon and boxing champion Anthony Mundine in the campaign to shame the cowards who attack their partners.
Named and shamed: State’s ‘cowards’ revealed
These men attacked women in acts of so-called ‘domestic violence’ but we don’t think that term goes far enough — from now on The Daily Telegraph will call them what they really are: coward attacks.
How Aussie stars plan to get Farnham’s voice ‘back into the room’
Noiseworks frontman Jon Stevens vows to ‘have a go’ at some of John Farnham’s greatest hits in his new tour and walk down memory lane with Kate Ceberano.
‘I’m his life project’: Stalker victim’s AVO plea amid nightmare
She’s a sitting duck. The barrage of abuse and threats arrives daily. Julia fears for her life, but a magistrate has refused to grant an apprehended violence order against her stalker.
Beale set to appeal court ruling on sex assault case costs
Kurtley Beale is likely to appeal a court decision rejecting his bid to have the state pay his hefty legal fees, accrued while clearing his name in a sex assault case.
How Blake woke up with no leg and arm that didn’t work
Blake Peterson woke up in a hospital bed with no right leg, an arm that wouldn’t work and no memory of what got him there. Now he has a warning for others.
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