New details about teen killer’s final night in jail
New details have been revealed about the final moments of Adrian Torrens’ life, after he was in jail for killing teen Audrey Griffin.
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Simply hi-vis vest: Former betting fraudster a $35 an hour labourer
Refusing to apologise to conned investors, bankrupt gambling fraudster Michael Pryde now works as a scaffold labourer in Newcastle, where he plays darts with workers in his downtime.
Oh Miriam! $1300 a week for your rundown two-bedder in Bondi?
Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes is struggling to find tenants to rent her $1300-a-week rundown two-bedroom Bondi semi she bought in 1984 for $93,000.
Shock spike in Ozempic use in kids sparks GP warning
Use of Ozempic in under-18s has surged to alarming heights in the past three years, with GPs urging families to prioritise healthy diets over diabetes drugs.
GPs’ diet-over-drugs warning as Ozempic use in kids jumps 1000 per cent
The number of Queensland children injecting Ozempic to manage diabetes has risen ten-fold, sparking concerns the drug and others similar are being used to control weight.
Roosters stars’ dad hit armed fugitive with ‘shoulder charge’
The father of Sydney Roosters stars Nat and Egan Butcher recalls the harrowing moment he shoulder-charged demented alleged prison escapee Jason Melbon to the ground.
Grandmother defrauded by ‘evil’ Bondi Vet AI scam
Fraudsters posing as Bondi Vet Dr Chris Brown love-bombed a 73-year-old grandmother with messages, tricking her into believing she was in a romantic relationship with the internationally famous vet – and convincing her to hand over cash.
First comes Ozempic then the scalpel: Saggy skin surgery soars
Cosmetic surgeons and practitioners report that GLP-1 agonists like Ozempic and Mounjaro are boosting the $1.4 billion cosmetic surgery industry, with a jump in demand for skin-tightening procedures.
New gig for conwoman Caddick’s husband
The widower of fraudster Melissa Caddick is now living in a two-bedroom apartment and working as a hairdresser in Sydney’s eastern suburbs where he is a specialist in colour, charging $156 for a cut and style.
Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy users report drug-induced hepatitis
Experts urge regular GP check ups amid complaints of drug-induced hepatitis by users of Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, known as GLP-1 agonists.
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