Kathleen Folbigg, who was wrongfully convicted of killing her four children, is preparing to celebrate Christmas with her friends and look to the future but there is one secret that still haunts her.
NSW Police have been criticised for describing a killer who escaped from a western NSW facility as a ‘missing person’ and asking the public to help find him. The man is still on the run.
The holiday period may be a time when many celebrate with their loved ones, but new research shows “there are others who aren’t safe in their own home”, says Premier Chris Minns.
Veteran broadcaster Alan Jones has ignored a crowd of heckling bystanders and declared he will fight the 34 historic indecent assault charges levelled against him, describing them as either “baseless or they distort the truth”.
One hostage managed to get secret messages to police as the terror unfolded. He is one of the tragic participants caught in a moment of terror that changed Sydney forever. Here is where the police and hostages are now.
The police officers who stormed the Lindt Cafe, ending a 16-hour standoff with a terrorist, have revealed the huge toll it has taken on them as they commemorate a decade on.
The hero cop who shot dead terrorist Man Haron Monis has spoken out after a decade of silence, and he’s demanding a national inquiry into dealing with the trauma of first responders.
International street artist Anthony Lister, who is now working out of a tiny room-turned art studio in Darlinghurst, says “the weight has lifted somewhat” but he remains “in limbo” despite his acquittal.
Ten years after a lone terrorist pulled a gun in a popular Sydney cafe, two people – a terrified hostage and a hero police officer – reveal the inside story of what happened. Scroll through how the Lindt Cafe siege unfolded.
Police believe the husband of the woman whose body was wrapped in plastic and dumped in a Sydney park has also been killed.
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