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Debbie SchippDigital News Director

Debbie Schipp is the Daily Telegraph’s Digital News Director, with a background as a sports writer, editor and columnist and TV writer, editor and columnist, and in print and digital production.

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The woman whose brain was frozen

THREE years after the woman he loved had her brain cryogenically frozen, Josh Schisler has carried out her latest wish.

National

Roger Rogerson arrives at the supreme court for his tial .pic John Grainger

Rogerson a real life ‘Dirty Harry’

CLEVERNESS, charisma, corruption and criminality combined to make it more than three decades before the law truly caught up with corrupt cop Roger Rogerson.

Reality

Channel Seven drops the Cash

CHANNEL Seven won’t be cashing in on the controversy of struggling punters being given a serious wad of cash, dumping reality show The Day the Cash Came.

National

Fed up MP calls for flood driver fines

If you’re stupid enough to drive into floodwaters, you should pay for your own rescue, says state MP.

National

High tide begins to impact on damaged beachfront homes along Pittwater Road at Collaroy on the northern beaches of Sydney, Tuesday, June 7, 2016. Atleast 5 homes have sustained major structual damage with their backyards, balconies and swimming pools being washed into the ocean following king tides and huge swell from the weekends storm system. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins/POOL) NO ARCHIVING

Is million-dollar view worth it?

SYDNEY homes are crumbling into the sea — but the same thing is happening along our vast coast. Is a beachside life really worth it?

National

Flood damage from the air as a result of the low pressure system that hammered Sydney and the East Coast over the weekend. Flood waters outside Camden. Picture: Toby Zerna

The unseen storm victims

IT’S not just the Collaroy millionaires’ row damaged by the super storm. There are other communities doing it just as tough.

National

‘No religion’: Aussies turn backs on God

PUSH for Australians to mark “no religion” in a new-look 2016 Census question could change the way policy is made in Australia.

Entertainment

Lisa Wilkinson fires up over sexism

LISA Wilkinson has told Bill Shorten to “take a look in the mirror” over his latest comments on the campaign trail.

‘Who really killed my son?’

IT’S an Australian take on Making a Murderer: Josh Warneke’s mum doesn’t know who her son’s murderer is, but knows who’s not.

Federal Election

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Liberal Member for Mayo Jamie Briggs take a selfie with Nemo the fish during a street walk in Stirling in the Adelaide Hills, Friday, June 3, 2016. The electorate of Mayo is held by Liberal MP Jamie Briggs by a margin of 12.5 per cent. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) NO ARCHIVING

Turnbull ambushed by Nemo

NOBODY — including Malcolm Turnbull — expected to find Nemo on the campaign trail today. And when he did, the fish sure was mouthy.

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