The former lead investigator into the William Tyrrell disappearance has questioned the motives behind the police decision to ask the DPP to pause their review into potential evidence against the foster mother.
Australia’s former deputy chief health officer says the decision to ban Ozempic-style compounds is going to have a serious health effect on those in need of the drug.
Police allege teacher was communicating about an upcoming overnight school excursion and inviting the student to sneak into his room “for the purpose of having sex”.
Investigators say they have secret recordings that allegedly capture at least one of the Macarthur FC players speaking about the yellow card betting scam that has rocked the A-League.
Brenda Lin’s family was bashed and killed by her uncle who also sexually abused her, but in a remarkable show of her strength she is now the one helping others cope after extreme trauma.
These are just some of the faces of young Australians whose lives ended because of social media, which in some way contributed to their deaths.
These are just some of the faces of young Australians whose lives were tragically cut short. And all 10 of them are linked by one tragic thing.
A man who admitted to a string of threatening messages that forced Matt Wright’s terrified wife and children out of their home has been ordered to stay away from the celebrity family or risk landing himself in jail.
As heavily-armed tactical response teams swoop on the worst of the worst domestic violence offenders, a group of 10 very special workers is waiting in the wings to support the terrified victims.
Veteran Sydney crime reporter Steve Barrett spent $500,000 clearing his name against federal police blackmail charges, which were suddenly dropped. Now he wants his own justice.
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